Dyfed is a preserved rural county in southwestern Wales known for its scenic coastline, mountains, and historical significance.
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The Little Cow Shed
The Little Cow Shed is a two-bedroom detached barn conversion from the 1800s set in the owner’s grounds with countryside views and a rustic, peaceful atmosphere.
Shute Cottage is a historic detached property on the Pembrokeshire coast path near Manorbier beach, set in a rural valley between Manorbier Castle and St James church with scenic coastal cliff walks and a welcoming village nearby. It has a homely and family-friendly atmosphere with access to private outdoor garden and courtyard spaces.
Carswell Medieval House is a Grade II* listed historic stone ruin of a medieval tenant farm house near St Florence in Pembrokeshire, Wales. It exemplifies everyday medieval life away from grand castles and features a two-storey gabled structure with a vaulted undercroft and large chimney remains. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruin site managed by Cadw.
A charming listed 18th-century holiday home in the rural village of Three Crosses on the Gower Peninsula, offering a peaceful and stylish countryside setting with easy access to coastal walks and local amenities.
Loughor Castle is a ruined medieval fortification in southwestern Wales, situated on the site of a former Roman fort. Visitors can explore the remains of the stone tower, curtain wall, and earthwork defenses within the castle park, experiencing a historic outdoor site surrounded by scenic views of the River Loughor.
Tan Y Castell Cottage is a historic, stylish property set within the rolling Pembrokeshire countryside near Narberth, offering a peaceful and romantic rural retreat with scenic surroundings and access to country walks.
A traditional restored stone cottage located in a rural village near Cardigan Bay, offering a cosy and peaceful setting with historical significance as the former home of a Welsh poet, suitable for families and pet-friendly stays.
A large historic celebration house in Pembroke with 12 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, suitable for groups and family gatherings, featuring games rooms, a bar area and a private courtyard garden, located near Pembroke Castle and coastal attractions.
Lamphey Bishop's Palace is a ruined medieval palace complex in Pembrokeshire, featuring 14th-century remains including a large great hall. It is a scheduled ancient monument and Grade I listed, set within historic grounds once containing gardens and parkland.
This Grade II listed cottage is located in the quayside area of Lower Town, Fishguard, offering a historic and scenic setting with harbour views, suitable for families or groups.
Ty Menyn is a stylish and luxury coastal accommodation dating back to 1866, offering a homely and peaceful stay with Wi-Fi and laundry facilities in a self-contained setting near countryside views.
A stylish and homely holiday home located near the Pembrokeshire coast, featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an enclosed rear garden with patio, offering a peaceful base for families, pet owners, and coastal explorers.
Strumble Head to Cardigan in Pembrokeshire offers a remote and rugged coastal experience with towering cliffs, scenic walking paths including family-friendly routes, and historical sites such as an Iron Age fort. It is a natural outdoor destination ideal for walking and enjoying coastal views, but it is not suitable for wheelchair access.
A traditional cottage with exposed beams and stone walls, set within historic grounds near Carew Castle, offering a tranquil and scenic retreat suitable for families and groups up to six guests.
Carew Cross is an important 11th-century Grade I listed Celtic cross monument located in Carew, Pembrokeshire, Wales, notable for its historic and artistic significance as a memorial and early Christian monument.
A cosy single-storey barn conversion located on the edge of Pembrokeshire National Park in Mathry village, featuring traditional exposed beams and a large garden, offering a peaceful and homely retreat for up to 6 guests with pets allowed.
Morlais is a luxurious duplex apartment situated directly on the Cardigan Bay coast with uninterrupted panoramic sea views, a peaceful setting ideal for walkers and bird watchers, close to the village of Llanon and the harbour town of Aberaeron.
This accommodation is a detached barn conversion in a secluded rural setting within the Brecon Beacons National Park offering peaceful surroundings with scenic views, suitable for families and groups.
Mill House is a historic detached stone farmhouse in Llandybie, serving as a countryside base near the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere with elegant surroundings and access to local amenities.
This holiday property is a detached barn conversion located on a working sheep farm in the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering outstanding views of the Black Mountain and Carreg Cennen Castle in a peaceful rural setting.
Carreg Cennen Castle is a dramatic ruined castle perched on a high limestone cliff in Carmarthenshire, Wales, with six distinctive towers and a natural cave underneath. Visitors can explore the extensive outer and inner wards and enjoy views over the River Cennen. The site includes a farm park and tearoom facilities nearby.
A one-hour guided tour with the Welcome Team explores the Rhys family history at Newton House, including its ownership, a near-murder and how marriage contributed to the family’s fortunes.
This accommodation is a stylish first-floor luxury apartment in a Grade II listed mansion with sea views, located near Aberystwyth in a scenic coastal area surrounded by 7 acres of grounds with garden and woodland.
Aberystwyth is a historic university and seaside town in Ceredigion, Wales, renowned for its cultural amenities, Victorian heritage, and scenic coastal and hill landscapes. It features a walkable town centre with a castle, pier, museums, and a cliff railway offering panoramic views.
Blacksmiths Cottage is a historic late 13th century stone cottage in Pembroke with characterful features, situated near Pembroke Mill Pond and Pembroke Castle, offering a stylish and private retreat with vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and en-suite bedrooms in a scenic market town setting.
Cleddau Woodlands in Pembrokeshire are ancient oak woodlands and estuarine landscapes offering scenic walks, wildlife watching, and historical remnants in a tranquil countryside setting.
Monthly Tutor’s Cottage is a Grade II listed historic cottage located in Fishguard near the sea, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere in a scenic, wooded valley setting ideal for families and outdoor activities.
This detached converted 19th-century barn located in the Brecon Beacons National Park offers a peaceful rural setting with valley views, an enclosed garden, and tranquility for a family or group stay.
A unique historic property located by the cliff railway in Aberystwyth featuring sea views and comfortable accommodation for four guests, with proximity to coastal and local amenities.
A spacious period farmhouse nestled near the village of Wolfscastle in Pembrokeshire, combining rustic charm with characterful stone walls, exposed beams, and countryside and coastal accessibility.
Accommodation for 4 guests in a historic 18th-century listed farm building in a rural village within easy reach of Swansea and the Gower coast, blending modern facilities with old-world charm.
This Georgian first floor apartment in Aberdovey offers spectacular sea views and modern amenities in a historic building formerly the Harbour Hotel, located in the heart of a seaside village with nearby beaches and local attractions.
Y Bwthyn (Little Cottage) is a cosy, self-contained barn conversion set in a secluded courtyard in the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering scenic countryside views and proximity to historic sites including an Iron Age fort and Carreg Cennen Castle.
A cosy and homely ground-floor cottage with original beams and vaulted ceilings, set in a charming Pembrokeshire village near the National Park, surrounded by scenic countryside and coastal areas, suitable for couples or single explorers, allowing pets and featuring private parking and a garden sitting-out area.
Ty Nant is a detached barn conversion set in lawned grounds with views of the Black Mountain, featuring three ensuite bedrooms and a rural setting with peaceful surroundings.
A charming historic detached cottage in the Gower Peninsula village of Three Crosses, surrounded by large enclosed gardens and situated near local shops, pubs, beaches, golf courses, and walking routes.
Parc le Breos Chambered Tomb is a well-preserved Neolithic chambered tomb in Wales featuring typical Cotswold-Severn long barrow architecture with four stone-lined chambers and archaeological significance.
A spacious luxury Georgian house in the historic market town of Pembroke near Pembroke Castle and beaches, restored with original features and stylish furnishings, ideal for families and groups seeking a private retreat in a scenic location.
Brynog Mansion Farmhouse is a historic and spacious property set in the Aeron Valley countryside, offering accommodation for groups or large families, with extensive grounds including river views and a peaceful rural setting.
Llanerchaeron is a Grade I listed Regency villa and historic self-sufficient farm near Aberaeron in Ceredigion, Wales, designed by John Nash. Visitors can explore the house, original farm service buildings, and extensive walled gardens with veteran fruit trees. The estate includes parkland and offers a glimpse into 18th-century model farming and domestic life.
A regular, self-led art-making session at Llanerchaeron, where participants can create art and find inspiration in the estate’s collection and gardens. Bring your own art supplies; some basic tools are available.