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This detached 16thC farmhouse is surrounded by open countryside on a 400 acre working family farm, where you can enjoy extensive views of the Begwyn Hills and can see the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons. |  |
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Cilcain is a spacious barn conversion, beautifully situated on the outskirts of the peaceful hilltop village of Mathry, with panoramic views of the coast and surrounding countryside. The house has been renovated to a high standard..... | |
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£680-1675 per week |
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A delightful Grade I listed historic 17th century manor house with panelled rooms, magnificent staircases and pretty gardens. This impressive unspoilt mansion is surrounded by a 400 acre estate of farm and woodland with sweeping views.... | |
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£1955-4800 per week |
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The Well House offers spacious self-catering holiday accommodation for 12–14 people, making it the ideal venue for family reunions and celebrations. This beautifully restored half timbered barn providing all the comforts of..... | |
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Arden House is an elegant detached property, ideal for large, and extended, family holidays in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to the Welsh Borders. Recently renovated, the property is light and spacious and boasts stone mullion windows, open fires and a games room.... | |
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£1050-2350 per week |
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Wales A country with several distinct regions, each with its own characteristic atmosphere. Our North Wales area covers the counties of Wrexham, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Anglesey and Gwynedd which also include the Snowdonia National Park. The Mid-Wales area covers Ceredigion and Powys which includes the Brecon Beacons National Park. Pembrokeshire is known as the "little bit of England beyond Wales" where Welsh is rarely spoken and is certainly not the native language of the majority of residents. Then there is South Wales, an area with a rich industrial heritage, particularly in the valleys, but where there are now only small remnants of the traditional industries of steel and coal production for which the area became famous. Coking coal from here was so sought after that it was shipped all over the world. One destination was the small town of Jerome, high on a hillside in Arizona, to which it was carried first by sailing boat across the Atlantic, round Cape Horn, up the west coast of the USA and finally on mule trains over mountains to be used in this centre of copper production. |
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