Surrounded by rolling farmland, and the hills and valleys of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this enchanting cottage, approximately 4 miles from Crickhowell, enjoys a truly magical setting.

This remote bolthole sits 305m above sea level and consequently boasts spectacular panoramic views across the surrounding countryside.

Set high in a picturesque valley, this detached 17th-century cottage with enclosed gardens makes a great base for family and friends wanting to explore The Brecon Beacons National Park.

A Scandinavian-inspired lodge tucked in the foothills of the Sugar Loaf Mountain, boasting panoramic views and easy access to an abundance of scenic walks.

A spacious apartment with open plan living space is simply perfect for small families and couples wanting to get away and enjoy the beauty of the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons no matter what the time of year.

A quirky meeting hall built in 1926, which has been transformed into a delightful holiday home, creating a super base for exploring the stunning Welsh countryside.

Hot tub, heavenly views, total detatched isolation and a walk up the lane to the pub. Lovingly restored and wildly romantic in its own private acre, with pretty duck pond and rolling Welsh countryside in every direction, stunning honeymoon or anniversary retreat, or a blissful family hols.

As featured in the Guardian: A treat of a retreat in a breathtaking area of Natural Beauty. Enveloped by rolling Welsh countryside as far as the eye can see, stride across the fields to the country pub, discover ancient churches hidden in the hills, or laze away a day down by the stream splashing and picnicing to your hearts content.

Wonderful lodge on the slopes of the Sugar Loaf Mountain, boasting instantly welcoming decor, endless walks from its doorstep and plenty of welcoming country pubs nearby.