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Dyserth Falls is set in the picturesque village of Dyserth, between Prestatyn and Rhuddlan. Clwyd County's rich local history, its castles and country houses attract many visitors. The sandy beaches, mountains, lakes, and forests provide a variety of opportunities for those interested in sailing, golf, hiking, country sports, or just soaking up the scenery. The lodges are attractively...

This detached property offers partial sea views and is located in a quiet area of the picturesque coastal town of Rhos on Sea. Only 5 minutes walk to the beach, shops, pubs and restaurants. For walkers, there are local historic heritage trails and the Snowdonia National Park. Llandudno, Betyws-y Coed and Anglesey provide interesting days out, as do the castles of Caernarfon and Conwy,...

Sympathetically converted from the upper floor of a traditional 1800's beamed granary, it lies within the grounds of the owner's home, which they share with two other properties, just mile from Dolgellau's shops, pubs and good restaurants. The grounds afford panoramic views to majestic Cader Idris; Llanberis with its lake, scenic mountain railway and outdoor pursuits is a short...

An appealing, compact, character cottage ideally placed to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside and dramatic and stunning coastline. The property is attractively furnished and decorated with a lounge/diner, kitchen and double bedroom with en-suite upstairs. The area is historically interesting with the ancient gold mines Dolaucothi, the Nelson inspired Paxton's Tower and the...

Pant Glas Hall was built in a secluded dell in Carmarthenshire, in the mid 19th Century. After being destroyed by fire, it was demolished to leave a tower which is still part of the beautiful 42-acre resort offering Scandinavian style lodges. On site there is an indoor heated pool, whirlpool, bar, restaurant, snooker, saunas, table tennis, gym, games room, tennis courts, children's...

Originally part of a 19th-century group of farm buildings in the small village of Brynberian; this detached house, set in the grounds of the owner's home, has been carefully converted to provide compact and comfortable accommodation. On the edge of the Preseli Hills, the cottage is in the Pembrokeshire National Park, a little off the beaten track, but with the coast 6 miles away at...

A delightful Grade ll listed Georgian town house with period features, situated in the heart of Chepstow, a market town and former port on the River Wye. Historical places of interest include the famous Tintern Abbey and the ruins of Chepstow Castle with a spectacular setting on cliffs over the River Wye. Perfectly located for all the activities the area has to offer including fabulous...

A cosy terraced holiday cottage in the village of Tanygrisiau just a short distance from Blaenau Ffestiniog in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. The property has perfect views of the Ffestiniog Railway and the steam train as it makes its way through the valley. This character cottage provides an excellent base from which to explore Llechwedd Slate Caverns, Dolwyddelan Castle,...

This bungalow is on a quiet residential estate in an attractive seaside village only 0.75 miles from a lovely sandy beach, pleasant shop, pubs and bistros It is surrounded by the islands stunning heritage coastline, perfect for cliff top walks, all water sports, boat and fishing trips and picturesque harbours. Enjoy Red Wharf Bay with miles of open sands and an excellent waterside...

Set on a quiet wharfside, with views over Glaslyn Estuary to Snowdonia beyond this spacious, tastefully furnished, comfortable property is just a short walk from Porthmadog's inns, restaurants and many craft shops. One of a row of a modern development, it enjoys a private balcony and sun deck with shared use of a terrace running alongside the harbour. World-famous Ffestiniog railway...