476 properties found
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (53246)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Get away from it all in this picture-postcard shepherd’s hut in the Welsh countryside. Enjoy relaxing rural walks from your front door, or hop in the car to explore the nearby tracks and trails of the Black Mountains. For eating out and a spot of retail therapy, the bustling town of Abergavenny is just 5.5 miles away. In the evenings, soak up the peace and tranquillity from the terrace, whilst admiring the far-reaching views. A stroll through the meadow and across the bridge brings you to this idyllic shepherd’s hut. The rural retreat has an open-plan layout and has been beautifully decorated and furnished, with great care and attention taken to create a cosy home-away-from-home. To the rear of the property is a cleverly designed kitchen area, with everything you need to whip up a tasty dinner for two to share at the pull-out table or out on the terrace. After dinner, relax on one of the chairs by the wood burner-effect electric fire, or climb into the double bed to watch TV before drifting off to sleep. A separate shower room completes the accommodation. Outside, listen to the babbling brook and watch the local wildlife from the covered terrace. There is a BBQ for al fresco dining and a fire pit for toasting marshmallows under the stars. While away an afternoon pottering around Abergavenny. You’ll find a great range of shops to peruse, and the town is also renowned for its fantastic food markets and independent restaurants showcasing local produce. After a bite to eat, enjoy a relaxing stroll along the picturesque towpath of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, which meanders through the town. Abergavenny is considered the gateway to the Black Mountains, meaning you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to nearby walking routes with exceptional views.
Weekly prices from £543.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Tenby (94396)
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to the bustling tourist town of Tenby to enjoy beautiful beaches, exciting boat trips and the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast scenery that surrounds you. Despite Tenby teeming with visitors on hot, sunny days, this appealing cottage is in a private courtyard, around 0.5 miles walk from the centre of town, affording you some peace and quiet with the hustle and bustle of the town easily reached. The cottage sleeps two guests, an ideal retreat for any couple, and is also dog-friendly for those with pets in tow. Enter the gated courtyard and park your car directly outside of the property before heading on in. Once indoors, the property is perfectly appointed with neutral colouring and comfortable interiors. The open-plan living space on the ground floor is yours to unwind all through the day, with a sofa bed offering an additional sleeping space or creating the cosiest spot to curl up in with the Smart TV on. The kitchen is well-equipped on the opposite side of the room, and there’s a dining table set for two as well. Moving upstairs, a fabulous double bedroom is flooded with light and offers a shower room just next door. Whilst there’s no designated outdoor space for this accommodation, Tenby’s North Beach is less than 0.5 miles away. Whilst North Beach is a fantastic choice, Tenby also offers Castle Beach (less than 1 mile) with incredible views of St Catherine’s Island and the appealing South Beach (0.5 miles) with beautiful Caldey Island in sight. Caldey Island is a monastic destination offering tours and the chance to pick up some local honey produced by the monks, simply board a boat from Tenby Harbour (0.5 miles). Other boat trips include exciting sea safaris with pods of grey seals to be spotted in the water.
Weekly prices from £409.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Manorbier (92756)
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
So much seaside appeal awaits in the vicinity of this pleasant cottage, a hidden gem in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. You’re well-positioned to embrace all kinds of seaside delights during any stay here, whether that’s discovering off-the-beaten-track beaches along the famed coast path or relishing in the traditional resort town of Tenby just 5.5 miles away. Whichever direction you turn, you’ll be faced with scenic views and cliff-top delights, just some of the fantastic features that enable visitors to return to South Wales time and time again. In the quiet village of Manorbier, this cosy cottage is a romantic base for two to call their own. With more than enough room for any couple, find contemporary design elements and clean, modern minimalism throughout this spacious single-storey holiday home. A pleasant kitchen greets you on arrival, a place to rustle up all three delicious meals of the day. Choose to eat either in the lounge/diner or outside in the garden, a suntrap space with grass and a patio table. The lounge itself invites endless evenings on the plush sofa, complete with a Smart TV for entertainment. When it’s time for bed, wander past the sumptuous shower room and into the king-size bedroom with its handsome wrought-iron bed and soft linens. Around half a mile away, Manorbier Beach is a dune-backed destination that’s south-westerly facing offering exceptional conditions for surfing. Also great for sunbathing and swimming, it’s a wonderful all-rounder for all kinds of sunny day activities. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is just off here and presents a walking route east to Lydstep (2 miles) and west to Freshwater East (3.5 miles), both with pretty beaches. Moving away from the coast, be sure to carve out time to visit Pembroke (6.5 miles), the area’s primary town with an awe-inspiring castle and plenty of shops and pubs to make full use of.
Weekly prices from £514.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Llanover (91239)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
So close to the water you can practically dip your toe in, this delightful boathouse is an idyllic getaway just for two, and boasts lovely rural views. Walk or cycle the canal path or climb the local hills, then return to your home-from-home, where you can relax indoors or in the pretty garden. Bright, fresh interiors with beautifully chosen fabrics, lovely furniture and interesting artworks make this a delightful destination. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere in the lounge/diner, where you’ll find an elegant sofa and a Smart TV, perfect for an evening snuggled up with a movie, plus a large dining table where you can eat, play a board game or simply sit and discuss the day’s adventures. The kitchen has all you’ll need for creating filling cooked breakfasts or romantic suppers. When you’re feeling tired, head to the king-size bedroom, a gorgeous, tranquil space which has lovely views of the canal. The shower room, with its generously sized, walk-in shower, is just off the hallway. As for outside space, the private garden has a dining set on the lawn where you can indulge in a morning coffee, a sundowner or al fresco meal. Located in the Usk Valley beneath the Black Mountains, the house is next to Bridge 81 on the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, perfect for scenic waterside walks or cycle rides. It’s within the Llanover Estate, and you may also visit the Grade II-listed Llanover Garden as part of your stay. Climb The Skirrid, Sugar Loaf or Blorenge, all within 10 miles, or join the Offa’s Dyke footpath at Pandy, 10 miles, for a steady climb then a ridge walk with stunning views. For something different, head to picturesque Crickhowell, 17 miles, where you’ll find shops, places to eat and drink, and the remains of a Norman castle.
Weekly prices from £704.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Conwy (90040)
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This delightful country cottage is the perfect get-away-from-it-all couple’s escape. Relish the gorgeous views and enjoy the sight of peacocks roaming around the farm – this is a fabulous retreat whether you want to get out and about in the Conwy Valley or simply sit back, enjoy the quaint interior and do nothing at all. The exposed beams in the high, pitched ceiling of this lovely barn conversion add enormous character and signal the property’s age – but don’t worry, you’ll have plenty of modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Inside, you’ll find an open-plan living space that incorporates a kitchen area with all you’ll need to create hearty dishes. There’s a spacious dining table where you can enjoy your meals, and squashy sofas for cosy evenings in, perhaps with a book from the shelves or enjoying your favourite shows on the Smart TV. The elegant shower room is also on this level. At bedtime, a cast-iron spiral staircase leads you to your dreamy bedroom, decorated in pale, soft tones for a restful night’s sleep. If you’ve bought some local produce on your travels you can light up the BBQ on the patio and grill a delicious treat, and you’re welcome to explore the 45-acre farmland which surrounds you, which has fields with sheep and horses. At the edge of the grounds you can join a cycle route for scenic rides through the Conwy Valley. The barn is just 3 miles from Conwy itself, one of Britain’s best-preserved medieval towns. Explore its variety of shops and places to eat and drink, and walk along its medieval battlements to enjoy incredible views. At Llandudno, 5 miles, you’ll find a classic Victorian coastal resort, with donkey rides on the beach, the longest pier in Wales, two beaches and even a cable-car ride.
Weekly prices from £486.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Tenby (88504)
Tenby, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
This quirky third-floor hideaway with rustic-chic decor, slanted ceilings and skylights is perfect for couples seeking a romantic coastal break. It is located on a quiet side street in the picturesque, historic seaside town of Tenby. While away your time exploring some of the 186 miles of coastal trails in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, sampling some freshly caught fish and swimming in the sea. Take the stairs to reach this third-floor penthouse apartment and find yourself in the hallway with storage space for shoes. To the left, you’ll find a tranquil neutral-toned lounge/diner with wooden furnishings, a small dining table and a matching velvet sofa and beanbag. Continue into the compact and well-organised ‘U’-shaped kitchen with a skylight. The king-size bedroom boasts a velvet headboard and elegant furnishings. Completing the interior is a bright shower room with stylish patterned flooring. Wander around the town of Tenby to discover the atmospheric seafood restaurants, cosy harbourside cafes and the 15th-century National Trust Tudor Merchant’s House (all within 0.5 miles). Go for a dip at Tenby North Beach or Castle Beach (both within 0.5 miles). Visit the town’s hilltop castle and the Tenby Museum and Art Gallery (both within 0.5 miles). Catch a boat from the harbour to Caldey Island to see the lighthouse, abbey and watchtower. Just 3 miles away is the secluded shores of Monkstone Beach – from here you can follow the cliff-top walking trail to reach Saundersfoot (3.5 miles). Also nearby, you can see tigers and zebras at Manor Wildlife Park (3 miles) or golfing fanatics can spend an afternoon at the Trefloyne Golf Course (2 miles).
Weekly prices from £506.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Gilwern (52882)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
For a couples retreat or a getaway with a friend, this marvellous cottage invites two guests to stay in the heart of the Brecon Beacons walking territory. The property, which is also dog-friendly, is laid with a single super-king-size bedroom furnished with a zip-and-link bed, offering added versatility for any two guests. No matter who you visit with, we’re sure you’ll embrace evenings spent stargazing from the hot tub in your own enclosed garden. This outdoor space looks out to the Sugar Loaf Mountain and the wider Brecon Beacons scenery, allowing you to plan your walking and cycling adventures for the days ahead whilst relaxing in the comfortable embrace of the bubbles. Everything is laid out on the ground floor in this traditionally decorated cottage, ideal for those who need everything within easy reach. Head inside to find a central hallway that leads off to the kitchen, the bathroom and the bedroom. The kitchen is thoroughly equipped for cooking up meals, and through it, you can access the lovely lounge with soft seating, a wood burner effect electric fire and the Smart TV/DVD. French doors lead from here out onto the veranda, a great place to dine outdoors. Elsewhere you’ll find a wide expanse of grounds leading all the way down to the canal, perfect for exploring and embarking on adventure. There’s plenty of beauty and culture to be found in this south-east corner of the Brecon Beacons, with Abergavenny (4.5 miles), Blaenavon (5.5 miles) and Crickhowell (3 miles) each just a short distance away. Walk along the river to happen across the dramatic Clydach Gorge (1.5 miles), explore the fascinating limestone cliffs at Craig y Cilau Nature Reserve (3 miles) or embark on a hike up the towering Sugar Loaf Mountain (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £633.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Llandudno (83621)
Llandudno, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Located in Llandudno and just 500 metres from the beach, sits this neat one-bedroom apartment. It’s a pleasant holiday home for a couple seeking beach activities, coastal walks, and easy access to pubs and restaurants. Inside this ground-floor apartment, the rooms are light and breezy with brilliant white walls and neutral tones sweeping through the open-plan living area. After a day exploring relax on the sofa, or cosy up in front of the electric fireplace with your favourite programme on the TV. On warmer days, open the French doors and let the fresh air breeze in. The apartment is within walking distance to a pub and restaurants but if you prefer to eat in, a stylish kitchen is at your disposal. Eat at the breakfast bar or dine at the outside table. As the day draws to an end, retire to the wonderfully comfortable king-size bedrooms and enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep. In the morning, start the day with an invigorating shower then step outside and enjoy breakfast on the raised deck. During the day bask in the sun on the garden loungers and in the afternoon throw some fresh fish on the BBQ and enjoy an al fresco lunch. There’s also outdoor storage space for your canoe, bicycle, and paddleboard. There are two sandy beaches in Llandudno and you can swim in the sea, stroll along the pier, or follow the path to the top of the Little Orme (3 miles). The less energetic can take the cable car to the top and soak up the stunning coastal and mountain views on the way up. Alternatively, jump on a boat and spend the day fishing. After a day’s activity, be sure to stop for a drink and meal in the town or catch a show at the local theatre.
Weekly prices from £545.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (58310)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in a tranquil spot at the foot of the Skirrid, along the eastern end of the Black Mountains, this delightful shepherd’s hut makes a cosy, quirky and romantic couple’s retreat. Offering relaxing accommodation for two guests, the hut has a range of useful features including a private hot tub, a handy hammock, underfloor heating, and a welcoming wood burner. Enjoying a serene and secluded location along the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons, this characterful hideaway is perfect for walkers, cyclists, climbers, and nature lovers. A few steps lead up into the first, and larger, of two huts where you will find the lounge and main sleeping area. Featuring a comfortable double bed, Smart TV, wood burner, kettle and toaster, this cheerful hut also benefits from underfloor heating. A door leads through to the well-appointed shower room. The second, smaller hut houses the kitchen, with a handy dining area and further seating. Back outside, the garden area has a sheltered hot tub for you to unwind in, alongside a BBQ, hammock, and a choice of outdoor furniture. There’s also a lovely tearoom on-site (open Thursday to Sunday) run by the owners of the property. This cute retreat is a fabulous base for discovering a stunning part of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Eager climbers can attempt the Sugar Loaf (5 miles) or the Skirrid itself (4 miles) while keen walkers can explore the beautiful surrounding countryside. To the south, the thriving market town of Abergavenny (2 miles) has a wealth of fantastic pubs, shops and restaurants, with the River Usk running past, offering miles of tranquil walks. The area has a wide variety of popular attractions and historic landmarks for you to discover including the Big Pit National Coal Museum, Clydach Gorge, White Castle, Goytre Wharf and Raglan Castle, all within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £625.00