We are the only self-catering holiday cottage agency with holiday cottages and farmhouses throughout the undiscovered Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains National Park in Wales.
Over 300 beautiful Welsh Holiday Cottages and Farmhouses in The Brecon Beacons & Black Mountains National Park, Wye Valley, South Wales Valleys, Hay-on-Wye, Welsh - Herefordshire Marches, Powys and Monmouthshire.
Sleeps 13. Very spacious Georgian country house with lovely views over the Dulas Valley, set in its own 10 acres of grounds with a garden.
Short breaks now available for £550.
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Sleeps 4. A newly restored barn dating from the early 16th century that can be booked either as one large property or as two independent cottages.
£730 for 10 people booking Old Rectory Barn Loft and Barn Stable together for Christmas or New Year week.
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Sleeps 8. Unique opportunity to stay in this comfortable and loving restored 16th century farmhouse near Trecastle. Set in a delightful area with a sunny garden.
£450 for short breaks from now until the 9th October
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Sleeps 3. These converted barns are on a very remote farmstead in the Cambrian Mountains. With walks straight from the door.
10% off all bookings for August
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Sleeps 4. A beautifully furnished barn conversion, originally dating from the early 18th century in a secluded location near the village of Cray.
10% off all bookings up to 11th December 2010.
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Sleeps 6. Attractively restored barn dating from the early 16th century that can be booked as one large property or as two independent cottages.
£730 for 10 people booking Old Rectory Barn Loft and Barn Stable together for Christmas or New Year week.
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Sleeps 7/8. Pentwyn Farm is set on high ground above the hamlet of Merthyr Cynog with the most beautiful panoramic views over rolling farmland in the valley to the Brecon Beacons. Games room and Hot Tub available.
Special Offer- If booked with Pentwyn Farmhouse, Free Use of Hot Tub - 28 August for a short break or a week.
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