Holiday home for max. 4 persons
Rhos, Wales, (Brecon Beacons National Park), Great Britain

Six holiday cottages, quietly located in a country estate, ideal for family holidays or a romantic retreat for couples - Winner of the 2017 Swansea Bay Tourism Award

The six holiday cottages are situated on a working farm. The farm is tucked away in a valley near a quiet hamlet in South Wales. It is situated at the end of a long private farm lane. The four holiday cottages surround the estate’s square courtyard with several buildings.

The farm is situated alongside the picturesque river Clydach that flows through the property’s 100 hectares of private land. Guests can take lovely walks in the private grounds. Take a walk through oak woodland awash with bluebells or enjoy sitting on the lawns inside the courtyard in the shade under the large beech trees while watching the sunset and the sheep grazing. On request, a barbecue can be made available. Each cottage has three parking spaces only a few metres away from the front door.

Internet access via W-Lan is free of charge. On request, the landlord is happy to provide you with a free of charge highchair and a baby bed. The landlord has compiled a comprehensive information fiolder on the region and its tourist attractions. A copy of this is placed in each cottage. In your cottage, you will also find a guide book for hiking on the farmland through woodland, fields and hillside areas with views of the idyllic Welsh countryside.

Although the property enjoys a secluded and quiet location it is within easy reach of local amenities. A supermarket and a pub with good food are only a few minutes car drive away. It’s a 20 minute drive to the town centre of Swansea. The cottages are also only a quick drive from the main attractions in South Wales, including the famous National Showcaves Centre for Wales, some of the Neath Valley’s most beautiful waterfalls, Brecon Beacons National Park, the cities of Swansea and Cardiff and several castles and museums. The beaches of the Gower peninsula are also within easy reach.

Charming holiday cottage sleeping 4, with open fireplace and four poster bed, located alongside a small stream

This holiday accommodation is one side of a semi-detached Georgian cottage house. The cottage was originally built as stabling for the gentry’s horses and carriages. The holiday cottage features 85 m² of living space and accommodates 4 persons.

The front door leads into the small entry area where you can leave your jackets and coats. The country style kitchen has been meticulously designed by the landlord. The 4 seater dining table is in a corner on the left side. The kitchen is equipped with an oven with cooktop and a microwave and has a traditional kitchen sink. Washing machine and dryer (front loading) are also available. The kitchen leads into a cosy living room with natural wood flooring. Enjoy some relaxing moments on the comfortable sofa around the open fire. There also is a HD flat screen tv with satellite receiver. From the living room you walk to the long narrow hallway which is equipped with traditional wood furniture. Stairs lead down to the guest toilet. A staircase leads to the holiday cottage’s upper floor. The white ceramic tile bathroom is to the left. It is equipped with a bath tub with shower attached, toilet and sink. Through the hall you walk into a bedroom with two single beds which looks onto the courtyard. Two steps lead from the hallway into the second bedroom. This bedroom is furnished with a four poster bed, two bedside tables and a wardrobe. Wood beam ceilings give the bedrooms their particular charm.

The living room door leads to the private lawn area overlooking the banks of the river Clydach. The lawns are surrounded by a fence making it a safe area for children. A large six seater table and sun shade are available. Enjoy relaxing in your private garden area, listen to the relaxing sound of the birds and the gentle gurgling of the stream, home to wild trout, dipper and wagtail birds. When you open the small gate and take a few steps down you get straight to the bank of the stream.