Family fabulousness on the Carmarthenshire coastline, one of Wales best kept secrets. Stride out from the door along the All Wales Coast Path, walk in Dylan Thomas’s footsteps in Laugharne, or spend a day on the farm watching the cows come home – literally!

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.

Cycle over to the country's best book town, snooze in a canoe on the River Wye, or stride out into the Black Mountains. A great family cottage location, perfect for pets too.

Beautifully finished with an eclectic style, this utterly charming stone-built cottage is nestled peacefully on a Welsh hillside in a shaded woodland, overlooking striking mountain peaks.

As featured in the Guardian: Get swept away by the views from the sofa, snuggle by the fire, stride out directly on to the canal tow path, find the village pub and home in time for Georgie’s chocolate cake – perfection!

An irresistible cottage just beyond the beautiful Begwns & book-ish Hay. Giant herb beds, wonderful bird song and sublime style throughout.

Perched on the fringes of a traditional little village in the heart of the Forest of Dean, this delightful cottage has pretty touches in every room and offers a gorgeous retreat whether you want to adventure as a couple or a family.

As close as could be to the country border, and proudly perched atop a hill in idyllic surroundings, this pretty little abode epitomises everything that a cosy cottage should be, with quaint touches around every corner.

A chic retreat in the heart of mountain town Crickhowell, stroll to the local pub, stride up into the Brecon Beacons National Park, or laze by the River Usk, all without the need to get back in the car.