A picture-perfect former barn set in an elevated position above the Wye Valley, boasting fabulous views, a charming outside space and a converted shepherd’s hut with a wood burner for chilly nights. With such wonderful dark skies make sure you experience the astronomical observatories on site. 

At the end of the 1 mile-long rutted track through the surrounding hills, discover this traditional stone cottage, where phenomenal views and a gorgeous, welcoming character interior awaits

Featured in Lonely Planet Magazine: Vintage inspired and lovingly curated, perfect for family escapes or the most romantic of adventures. Nestled near the top of the National Trust, Begwns, with simply brilliant views & heaps to do in the area.

Set in the heart of Paincastle, this former chapel, originally built in 1828, has been sympathetically restored offering original features with a contemporary twist, simply perfect whatever occasion.

A magical Welsh retreat, close to the English border, with spectacular views across the valleys and towards the mountains, and within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye.

A beautiful stone cottage settled on a farm in the Wye Valley, marvel at the outstanding views of the Black Mountains from the living room window.

This bright and friendly Welsh stone cottage occupies a lovely, secluded spot south of the Begwn Hills. Offering magnificent views across the valley, this is a cosy retreat for visitors to Hay-on-Wye.

Enjoying a quiet location set back from the main village, this spacious cottage offers comfortable accommodation for up to six guests, acting as a peaceful base for exploring the surrounding village and countryside.