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Llanhilleth Miners Cottage with valley view

A wonderful little miner’s cottage located in the village of Llanhilleth in Blaenau Gwent. It's just a couple of minutes off the A467 bypass (A467 is NOT 20mph from M4 J28). Great for visiting the local tourists attractions, such as the UNESCO Blaenavon World Heritage center, the Brecon Beacons, castles, roman ruins and St. Fagans. Fast road to the M4 if visiting the coast. Dogs are welcome. Free on street parking and the local valley train to Cardiff Central Station just 6 mins walk away.

Primrose cottage - Upper cwmbran

Located in the beautiful Welsh vally of Blaen Bran, the cottage is an ideal retreat for couples & families. It offers stunning mountain views and is perfectly positioned for walkers and cyclists, as it provides easy access to nearby walking trails and Cwmcarn forest bike park. Just a stones throw to 'The Bush Inn' a traditional pub with craft ale, food and live music and 'The Queen Inn', Europe's #1 vegan steakhouse. You wont be short of finding friendly locals, great scenery and amazing food!

Tregaron Cottage, Upper Cwmbran

Nestled in the tranquil foothills of Blaen Bran Community Woodlands. A perfect getaway for couples, families & pets. The cottage boasts exceptional mountain views & an extensive view overlooking the Severn Estuary. Perfectly situated for walkers & cyclists to explore the nearby trails inc BikePark Wales trail. 30 sec walk to The Bush Inn Pub, 3 min walk to The Queen Inn (recently reported as the worlds 1st vegan steakhouse), both friendly & welcoming,serving excellent meals and craft beer.

Cozy cottage, spectacular views, Brecon Beacons

Tyshon Jacob Farm is a unique property away from everywhere. With breath taking views this cozy bungalow is nestled in the side of a mountain top on the edge of the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. A great place for a break, relax with family, romantic break or remote working. We are in a pretty spot with lots to do in the surrounding area inc. walking/outdoor activities inc. epic mountain biking tracks next to the house, pretty towns and dramatic scenery, see listing for more.

Lakeside View With Hot Tub

Nestled in the beautiful Welsh Valleys you will find this cosy little house featuring a large terraced garden with beautiful views of the lake and surrounding hillside. Fabulous walks and mountain biking from the door makes this house the perfect getaway for those seeking fresh air, exercise, dog walking followed by a quiet relaxing evening in the hot tub. As we are situated in a quiet neighbourhood this house is for families and couples who will respect the quiet time after 10pm.

Ty Pentref - Village House

Ty Pentref is nestled right in the heart of of Cwmcarn village, very close to the beautiful Cwmcarn Scenic Drive, mountain biking trails and Twmbarlwm walks. We are less than 20 miles from Cardiff City. Within a 1 Hr drive, you can reach Cardiff Bay, Wye Valley, Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) Forest of Dean, Bristol and Hereford. A little further, approx and hour and 20 mins you can visit beautiful beaches and towns in the Mumbles and The Gower.

Charming and unique little Welsh Cottage

This old cottage was built in the 18th century, and boasts classic low ceilings, stone walls, and wooden beams. The newly converted house remains true to its historical past whilst adding a modern twist. The kitchen has been renovated as well as the bathrooms and bedrooms to provide you with the best experience. There is a bus stop at end of the road, a chip shop 2 doors away with delicious food. There is also local pub 5 minutes away that offers fantastic service.

Cosy & historic 2 bedroom Elizabethan cottage

Lovely cottage packed with ancient oak beams, doors, hearth with bread oven - if only these features could tell their stories. The cottage is semi-detached to the farmhouse ( also available to let, sleeps 8 ) but has its own large & secure private garden. All surrounded by historic parkland & set between the Monmouthshire Canal and the River Usk. The nearby village of Llanover is in a conservation area, the Brecon Beacons National Park is within a stones throw.

Brecon Beacons Hideaway

A self-contained, private annexe attached to a beautiful old Welsh farmhouse on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. Built in 1870, the space has high ceilings with beautiful traditional wooden beams and stone walls. Located at the top of a hill, the property boasts views of the surrounding countryside, with a quiet cycle path (National Cycle Route 466) bordering the back of the property, which leads straight into the Brecon Beacons National Park.