Nestled in a valley and cosy as could be, this blissful Norwegian-style lodge is perfectly nuzzled in the hills on the fringes of the Wye Valley, tucked away in the quaint village of Clearwell with lots to discover in the Forest of Dean and across the border in Wales.

As featured in the Times: Say hello to the friendly donkey neighbours on arrival – a wildly romantic Black Mountain getaway, perfect for young families too. Snooze in the cosy oak cabin, bathe with a view in the recycled railway carriage & drink in the views of the Black Mountains.

THIS MARCH SNAP UP A COMPLIMENTARY SAUNA SESSION

Beautiful boutique retreat with spa treatments on offer and a steamy sauna newly available.  Stride into the mountains straight from the door, laze by the wood burning stove and drink in some of the best Welsh border views in the area. 

A perfectly placed historic coaching inn, complete with cosy wood burning stove & lovely welcome basket on arrival.  Ancient Tretower Court is on your doorstep, Hay on Wye is just over the hill and the attractive mountain town of Crickhowell within easy reach for the morning papers....and local pubs, of course!  

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 on Grand Designs, stylish adventure & some of the best views in the area in the highest cottage in our collection! Stride out into the Brecon Beacons National Park, or simply sit back and laze in luxury.

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 great family bolthole with bubbly hot tub in the heart of the hills. Superbly located for nipping up a peak or two, taking in the Rivers Usk & Wye, or exploring the market towns. Lots to do within easy reach and less than a mile to the village pub - bliss!

A beautiful whitewashed stone cottage contrasting perfectly with the rich greens of the rolling countryside within which it sits.p>