Orlofseignir í Bradnor Hill

A 15th century terraced cottage, in Kington

Dated around 1450 this Tudor house is within walking distance to town centre, shops, post office, library and good pubs and takeaways. Popular area for walkers with Offa’s Dyke and Hergest Ridge. Hay on Wye and the Welsh coast is not too far away. The hotel in town has a spa which offers a discount to our guests. We have a pretty little courtyard garden at the back with parking for one car. It’s a very characterful house with many original features also all the modern comforts and a Log burner!

Kingfisher Cottage, Herefordshire

"Kingfisher Cottage" is the epitome of life in rural Herefordshire. A sumptuous cottage, thoughtfully designed and styled by Edward Bulmer, as an eco friendly haven, using repurposed furniture, re-loved items and other planet friendly touches. Countless breathtaking country walks and some of the best food and drink around. A peaceful slice of our wonderful county (and recent film set of Hamnet), perfect for walkers and small market town explorers, ideal as a writers retreat or small family stay.

Private hot tub retreat, stunning views/Offas Dyke

Treat yourself to a peaceful hot tub retreat with mid week & last minute discounts. Soak your in your hot tub enjoying the stunning views of the glorious hills. Dog friendly ❤️ with private enclosed garden. A 2 minute walk to shops, pubs, cafes. Tucked away in a gorgeous Georgian Square. A private annexe attached to a Grade II listed cottage has free parking, ideal for exploring this beautiful area on the Offas Dyke Path. A true walkers paradise ♥️ This location really has it all .

Newly renovated stylish annexe in Kington

Suitable for a family or just adults, this stylish open plan property has everything you need and only a few minutes walk to the shops/pubs/restaurants. Its newly renovated with lots of space indoors and outdoors. It has 2 bedrooms, shower room, kitchen-dining-living area, sun room and treadmill. Located at the foot of The Offa's Dyke Path and golf course, its a walkers, cyclists and golfers paradise. Near to Elan Valley and Hay-on-Wye. Wi-Fi, off road parking and EV charging available.

Cosy Cottage in the Welsh countryside

Welcome to our cosy cottage nestled at the foot of Hergest Ridge. It’s the perfect getaway for couples, groups and families - and your furry friends. Guests can enjoy the panoramic views of the rolling hills, and relax in the tranquility of village life. Whether you’re after a peaceful getaway with stunning views, or an active break exploring everything Wales has to offer - our cottage is sure to deliver. The village pub welcomes guests with open arms, just a short 6 minute walk away.

Converted C17th barn sleeps 2+

Oak beams and wooden floors frame a simple whitewashed open plan space which offers: a sleeping area on the mezzanine with one double floor-level bed and up to two single futons; on the ground floor, a wet-room and the kitchen-eating-living area with Clearview wood-burning stove. Located at the foot of The Offa's Dyke Path and only a 5 minute walk to shops, pubs, park with river access. Wireless. Off road parking. Well behaved dogs welcome. Can accommodate 2 adults and up to 2 children.

The Lodge - unique cottage amongst private grounds

An idyllic and charming gatehouse, just a short distance away from the small town of Presteigne. With wooded views and an enclosed garden this is the perfect bolt hole. Set within the breathtaking Radnor hills, feel free to explore this beautiful setting and the nearby King Offa trail. Presteigne is only five mins drive away and home to a host of wonderful antiques shops, an excellent deli, grocery store and restaurants * Please note the bathroom is on the ground floor*

The Cottage at Castleton Barn, near Hay-on-Wye

The cottage at Castleton Barn is a truly special place, a distinctive holiday let for up to 4 people. A 17th-century farm cottage at the end of a country lane shared only with the owner's house (adjacent), enjoying restful quiet with a private drive and garden giving on to stunning views of the Bannau Brycheiniog. Located just 3 miles from the book-lover's haven of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its literary festivals and easygoing charm, it is the perfect place to escape to.

Orchard Barn

The Orchard Barn at Old Court Farm. Our country hideaway has been lovingly brought to life from its humble beginnings as a Old cider barn. Designed and built here on the farm, this modern conversion brings a luxurious ‘interior feel’ surrounded by never-ending oak beams with views over looking the apple orchards. With 70 acres of near by orchards for you and your pets to ‘roam freely’ it’s a true feeling of the very beautiful English countryside.

The Writers Retreat

Tucked along a quiet lane just a few minutes from the world-famous book town of Hay-on-Wye, this charming stone cottage offers the perfect blend of rustic character and cosy comfort. With its stone walls, crackling wood-burning stoves and soft, inviting interiors, it’s a peaceful retreat designed for unhurried days and star-lit evenings. Ideal for couples, creatives or anyone craving a warm, storybook escape in the heart of the Welsh borders..

Stylish Barn Conversion, Perfect Romantic Retreat

Escape to "The Smithy", a beautifully converted 17th century Blacksmiths Barn in rural surroundings. Relax in the vaulted ceiling living room with log burner, leather sofa, pine table and chairs, super fast broadband and Sony TV. Sleep in the cosy 5ft brass bed, soak in the deep bath or rain shower in the bathroom. Cook up a storm in the modern fitted kitchen. Enjoy stargazing in the secluded garden with fire pit. Sorry, no pets or children.

This is known to us as the Secret House!

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. When the zombies come, they will walk straight past the dead-end road that leads into a drovers' lane, as they won't believe anyone lives there. When we say it is remote, it is. When we say it is magic, it is. There is something about our Secret House that is very special. As soon as you walk through the door, the world disappears, as does stress—apart from keeping the fire lit!