Malt House
A 200 year old former farmhouse located in a rural village in the countryside, offering scenic views and a peaceful setting with historical character, suitable for families and groups.
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Gwent is a preserved county in southeast Wales with historical ties to the ancient Kingdom of Gwent and Monmouthshire, maintaining cultural and ceremonial significance.
A 200 year old former farmhouse located in a rural village in the countryside, offering scenic views and a peaceful setting with historical character, suitable for families and groups.
A ground floor semi-detached cottage near Abergavenny featuring open plan living with a woodburner, double sofa bed, dining area, and a double bedroom, set in a rural location with access to garden and private parking, suitable for families or couples.
White Castle is a well-preserved medieval fortress in Monmouthshire, Wales, notable for its large outer ward and pear-shaped inner ward surrounded by water-filled moats. Built and modified under the direction of Edward I, it offers visitors the experience of exploring significant historic defensive structures primarily outdoors.
A warm and welcoming ground floor lodge near the Royal Forest of Dean with views over Wye Valley, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, private hot tub, lawned garden with deck, on-site parking, and Wi-Fi.
Tintern Abbey is a historic Gothic ruin located on the banks of the River Wye, founded in 1131 by Cistercian monks. Visitors can explore the extensive abbey grounds, enjoy views of the iconic Gothic architecture, and learn about its rich history from the exhibition on site. The venue offers good accessibility and parking facilities, with dogs allowed on short leads in ground floor areas. It remains a major cultural and historic landmark in Wales, open to the public with admission fees.
This grand detached country house dating back 200 years is set in 2 acres of attractive gardens and is located in a rural area near Symonds Yat, suitable for large groups and families with pets.
This accommodation is a spacious, contemporary converted barn bungalow set in the countryside near Usk, Monmouthshire, with wheelchair accessible ground floor facilities and a garden with decking.
Raglan Castle is a grand Welsh fortress-palace known for its moated Great Tower, Renaissance gardens, and history as a magnificent country seat that was besieged and destroyed during the Civil War. Visitors can explore the outdoor castle grounds with limited wheelchair access, enjoy a nearby café, and access facilities including a gift shop and picnic areas. The castle offers a rich historical experience in scenic countryside surroundings.
A cosy ground floor studio in a Grade II listed property near Crickhowell, ideal for a romantic break with scenic valley views and peaceful surroundings.
The Sugar Loaf and Usk Valley in Monmouthshire is a scenic outdoor destination featuring panoramic mountain views, historic estates, ancient woodlands, and a range of walking trails. Dogs are welcome on short leads, and the countryside is accessible to all visitors though not wheelchair-friendly. The site is free to visit with parking charges applying.
Pheasant Pens 1 is a ground-floor one-bedroom holiday let near Usk, ideal for a peaceful couples' retreat with rural surroundings and a shared garden area.
Raglan Castle is a late medieval ruin located in Monmouthshire, Wales, known for its large hexagonal Great Tower, historic deer parks, and Renaissance-style gardens. Visitors can explore extensive remains of the castle's defensive structures, grand gatehouse, and terraces overlooking the surrounding countryside. Maintained by Cadw, it is a significant heritage site with rich history from the 15th to 17th centuries.
This converted cottage is located in a quiet countryside hamlet near Ross-on-Wye and Hereford, featuring wheelchair accessibility, two ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor, and shared landscaped gardens with tennis court in a countryside setting.
A cosy and peaceful shepherd's hut on a working farm in Llangorse, offering a comfortable countryside retreat with shared kitchen and shower facilities, surrounded by scenic farmland and opportunities for outdoor activities in the Brecon area.
Treberfydd House is a Grade I-listed Victorian house located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set within 10 acres of beautiful gardens and woodlands. Visitors can explore the house with its historic features, enjoy guided tours and tea in the conservatory, and experience the stunning natural surroundings including views of Llangorse lake and the Black Mountains. The venue also offers exclusive hire options and wedding packages.
This traditional terraced cottage near Cwmcarn Forest offers a family-focused, scenic setting with outdoor activities and nature immersion, featuring three bedrooms and gardens both front and rear.
Risca is a historic town in Wales known for its industrial heritage and coal mining past, surrounded by wooded hills popular for hiking and mountain biking. It features a railway station, local cultural elements like a male voice choir, and several notable historic landmarks including Iron Age hillfort remains.
Ty Olwen Bach is a shepherds hut located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set on a working farm with scenic views and access to walking trails, offering a peaceful and nature-focused rural retreat.
A semi-detached cottage located in a peaceful village close to Hereford, set in a countryside environment with garden and private parking, suitable for a relaxing break for up to four guests.
A spacious and peaceful detached holiday cottage on a working farm with panoramic countryside views, located near natural attractions and outdoor activities in a rural setting.
Treowen is a Grade I listed early 17th century Jacobean house in Monmouthshire, offering guided tours of the historical interior and gardens with panoramic views. Visitors can enjoy its unaltered original features, accessible facilities, and parkland setting with refreshments available.
The Coach House at Dan y Graig is a detached luxury property set in the Brecon Beacons countryside, offering peaceful and homely accommodation for up to six guests with three ensuite bedrooms and scenic views.
These detached shepherds huts on a working farm in Llangorse offer a peaceful and cosy countryside retreat with shared external kitchen and shower facilities and private parking.
Ty Gwenyn is a unique Quaker's carriage accommodation on a working farm near Talybont-on-Usk offering a cosy and private rural retreat with garden and firepit, ideal for a romantic break to explore the Brecon Beacons National Park area.
A detached lodge located within the leafy Glanusk Estate offering a peaceful and romantic retreat for two guests with an open plan living space, private outdoor sitting area with firepit, and views over the River Usk and countryside surroundings.
Ty Nofio is a barn conversion set on a working farm in the Brecon Beacons National Park with scenic views and direct access to valley walks, featuring an open plan living space with a private indoor heated swimming pool and garden patio area.
Ty Bach Twt is a chalet in the rural village of Talybont-on-Usk, set on a working farm in the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering peaceful views and direct countryside walks.
Tretower Castle is a Grade I-listed ruined castle in Powys, Wales, featuring a 12th-century motte and bailey design with a prominent 13th-century cylindrical keep and stone bailey walls with towers. Visitors can explore the historic ruins set in a triangular plan, reflecting its medieval military origins.
This one-bedroom treehouse-style lodge is set within private estate grounds in Rudry, South Wales, offering a cosy, elevated retreat surrounded by nature with scenic countryside views and exclusive access to a tennis court.
This one-bedroom detached cottage in Earlswood, Chepstow, combines rustic charm with modern comforts in a rural setting surrounded by peaceful woodland and greenery, offering a cosy and private countryside retreat suitable for couples or small families.
Llanmelin Wood Hillfort is an Iron Age ancient monument featuring earthworks and remnants of circular houses, offering visitors an outdoor historical exploration of a native Briton settlement near the Bristol Channel with views and archaeological significance.
This detached 19th-century stone cottage is situated on the banks of the River Wye in a rural Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Monmouthshire, featuring a wild garden with streams and a decking area, and offering a wood-burning stove and a historic charm.
Monmouth Castle is a historic Norman castle ruin located in Monmouth, Wales, known as the birthplace of King Henry V. Visitors can explore the outdoor remains of the castle and learn about its significance during the English Civil War, alongside a regimental museum housed in nearby Great Castle House.
A cozy and peaceful Mews cottage located in a gated courtyard in the heart of Abergavenny, close to Welsh countryside and historic town amenities.
Abergavenny is a historic market town in Monmouthshire, Wales, known as the Gateway to Wales, featuring medieval castle ruins, cultural festivals including the National Eisteddfod and Food Festival, and surrounded by scenic mountains and walking paths.
This Grade II listed Georgian manor house offers spacious luxury group accommodation with extensive private grounds including a lawned garden, patio, private hot tub, and outdoor swimming pool, set in a rural area near the Wye Valley, ideal for relaxing and celebrating with family or friends.
These cosy shepherd's huts on a working farm in Llangorse offer a peaceful countryside retreat with shared kitchen and shower facilities, a wood burner, and a comfy double bed, ideal for couples or solo adventurers exploring the Welsh countryside.
This lodge offers an open plan living space with countryside views, a king-size bedroom with ensuite, and a large lawned garden with outdoor seating and a firepit, located in a rural area near Grosmont.
Grosmont Castle is a ruined Norman-era castle located in Grosmont, Monmouthshire, Wales, featuring stone fortifications and historic architecture, open to the public and managed by the Cadw heritage agency.
The Bluebell Country Inn is a luxury former country inn in Crickhowell offering spacious accommodation for up to 15 guests, suitable for large family and friend gatherings in a picturesque countryside setting with modern amenities and an enclosed garden.
High View House is a spacious modern six-bedroom detached home set in the peaceful village of Llandevaud, offering a luxury rural retreat with group-friendly and family-focused features.
Caerleon Roman Baths offer a unique historical experience with remains of a Roman fortress including baths, barracks, and an amphitheatre. Visitors can explore indoor exhibitions and extensive outdoor ruins with accessible facilities and educational resources suitable for families and school groups.
Peacock Cottage is a cosy barn conversion located in the Brecon Beacons National Park, set on a working farm with scenic views of the Sugar Loaf and Black Mountain range, offering a private and nature-immersed retreat with family-focused amenities.
A large and characterful detached farmhouse in Herefordshire countryside set in grounds with rural views, providing a peaceful and homely rural retreat suitable for families and groups.
Goodrich Castle is a prominent 11th century Norman medieval castle ruin in Herefordshire, England featuring well-preserved concentric defensive architecture, historic significance from the English Civil War, and scenic views over the River Wye. It is managed by English Heritage and open to the public as a historic site.
Ty Fferm Hen is a historic 16th-century farmhouse located in a rural setting within Brecon Beacons National Park, offering a peaceful and characterful retreat with views of the Sugar Loaf and Black Mountain range.
A detached cottage in the Wye Valley offering a private hot tub, enclosed garden, and a peaceful countryside setting close to local attractions and outdoor activities.
Tintern Abbey is a ruined medieval Cistercian abbey founded in 1131, located beside the River Wye in Monmouthshire, Wales. Its impressive gothic ruins are a popular outdoor tourist attraction rich in history and celebrated in art and literature. Visitors can explore historic ruins with scenic riverside views and learn about its cultural and industrial past.
The Library is a charming detached holiday cottage with two bedrooms on the ground floor, set within the scenic Glanusk Estate overlooking Penmyarth Park, suitable for families or romantic breaks, with enclosed lawned garden and shared grounds.
Tintern Abbey Cottage is a historic and cosy detached cottage located directly opposite Tintern Abbey in a rural conservation area, offering scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere suitable for families with children and pets.
Offa's Dyke is a historic three mile section of an earthwork boundary along the Anglo-Welsh border featuring wooded trails and scenic views, including the Devil's Pulpit overlooking Tintern Abbey. It is part of a National Trail popular with walkers, with free entry and parking available nearby, though the walk involves uneven and steep terrain.
This accommodation is a family-friendly home ideal for groups or families exploring the Newport and Cardiff area, featuring five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an enclosed lawned garden.
Newport Castle is a 14th-century ruined castle located on the west bank of the River Usk in Newport, Wales. It features historical architecture including a vaulted audience chamber and once served as an administrative and residential fortress. Today, mainly the east side of the ruins remains visible near the city's inner ring road.
A secluded and private ground-floor hut nestled on the edge of bluebell woodland with views over rolling meadows and a hidden valley, designed as a romantic getaway with a woodburner, private wood-fired hot tub, and enclosed garden terrace.
Tegfan is a warm bungalow in the village of Llangenny near Crickhowell, Wales, offering spacious ground floor accommodation with scenic views, a garden, and space suitable for families or groups.
Pheasant Pens 2 is a ground-floor cottage near Llandenny that provides a peaceful retreat for couples or small families with open-plan living and access to shared outdoor garden space adjacent to countryside.
A beautifully converted historic village school situated in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a homely and peaceful self-contained retreat ideal for families and pets, set in a quiet countryside village location with en-suite bedrooms and an enclosed garden.
The Old Granary is a renovated Grade II listed barn conversion set in a rural working sheep farm with open countryside views, offering a cosy and homely ambiance with private outdoor and hot tub facilities.
Garden Cottage is a Grade II listed cottage located on the Glanusk Estate in Crickhowell, offering ground-floor accommodation with two bedrooms and a shower room amidst a walled garden and access to estate grounds in a peaceful countryside setting.
This semi-detached property is set in the vibrant village of Whitchurch on the edge of the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering a homely and peaceful atmosphere with family-friendly features and an enclosed garden.
This detached single-storey bungalow sits on a working farm with views across the Black Mountains, offering a peaceful countryside retreat with access to outdoor activities and nearby areas of natural beauty.
Skenfrith Castle is a ruined Norman castle in Skenfrith village, Monmouthshire, Wales, historically part of the Three Castles lordship. It features stone fortifications including a circular keep and curtain walls, set beside the River Monnow. Now managed by Cadw and owned by the National Trust, it is open to the public for exploration of the outdoor ruins.
A cosy two-bedroom cottage in the village of Taff's Well near Cardiff, offering a homely and laid-back retreat with scenic countryside views and easy access to local amenities and outdoor trails.
Castell Coch is a 19th-century Gothic Revival castle in Tongwynlais, Wales, built atop medieval ruins and featuring lavish Victorian interiors designed by William Burges. Visitors can explore the castle's historic rooms and surrounding beech woodland, a protected Site of Special Scientific Interest, with opportunities for walking and nearby golf. The castle is managed by Cadw and open to the public, offering a distinctive blend of indoor architectural grandeur and outdoor natural beauty.
Trinity Cottage is a charming two-bedroom terraced cottage in Abergavenny, set in a scenic countryside location near the Brecon Beacons, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with private outdoor space and views of the Blorange.
This semi-detached cottage in Llangattock offers a comfortable and stylish countryside retreat with mountain views, accommodating six guests in three bedrooms, featuring a private hot tub, games room, and an enclosed garden with patio.
A detached barn conversion in a rural hamlet of South Wales with views over the surrounding mountains, featuring an open plan living area, enclosed garden with patio and BBQ, and on-site parking for one car.
This eco-friendly barn conversion near Usk offers a peaceful and homely rural retreat with private enclosed garden and countryside setting, ideal for families and groups seeking a cosy country stay in a self-contained property.
The Stables is a converted barn near Raglan offering a homely and self-contained retreat for couples, families, or friends with a peaceful countryside setting and enclosed front garden.
Clytha Park is a neoclassical 19th-century country house and estate in Monmouthshire, Wales, notable for its architectural significance and historic gates and castle. Owned by the National Trust, the house is not open to individual visitors but can be visited by heritage groups by appointment, and the surrounding parkland is a Grade I listed historic landscape.
A spacious and modern two-bedroom bungalow located in the pleasant neighbourhood of Rhiwbina near Cardiff city centre, offering a peaceful and family-friendly retreat with an enclosed garden and private parking.
Caerphilly Castle is a large medieval concentric castle in Wales, known for its significant water defenses including artificial lakes and moats. It is the largest castle in Wales and among the largest in the UK, featuring historic gatehouses, a Great Hall, and notable ruins, managed by Cadw as a tourist attraction.
Bryn Cosyn is a detached lodge in the rural Shirenewton area near Chepstow, featuring countryside views, a private garden, and access to a paddock for pets, providing a peaceful and homely retreat for couples.
Llanvair Discoed is a small historic village in Monmouthshire, Wales, notable for its 13th-century ruined castle, an Iron Age hill fort, and archaeological sites from the Neolithic to Bronze Age. Visitors can explore outdoor heritage sites including standing stones and earthworks, as well as a Regency style villa and historic church in a scenic rural setting.