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Crogen Coach House - sleeps
16 Corwen, Denbighshire. |
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Situated
in one of the most beautiful and
undiscovered areas of Britain, this superb
house exudes exceptional charm and
character, boasting spacious rooms,
wood-burning stove and open fires.
South-facing, and with a sheltered verandah,
this detached property is set in an estate
with access to 2500 acres of walking country
and 4 miles of river with salmon,
trout and grayling fishing by arrangement.
It lies just 50 yards from an
all-weather tennis court (built 2003, use by
arrangement). Fields and stabling area also
available by arrangement for ponies, with
trekking to be enjoyed in the surrounding
countryside. There is also a five-a-side
football pitch available for use by
invitation. A high ropes course and
paintballing site set in stunning forest is
within half a mile of the house. Crogen
Coach House is in an ideal location for
enjoying the stunning Welsh countryside, and
also for visiting the English towns of
Chester and Shrewsbury - both of which offer
historical days out. The quaint market town
of Corwen lies just 8 miles from the typical
Welsh town of Llangollen which hosts the
International Music Eisteddfod each July.
This famous folk festival provides an array
of music, dance and poetry for all ages.
Llangollen is also popular throughout the
rest of the year, with white water rafting
available and numerous historical sites and
attractions to visit. Snowdonia National
Park is easily accessible and well worth a
visit with its breathtaking mountains
offering beautiful views and scenery. For
the more adventurous, Bala Lake (5 miles),
the largest natural lake in Wales, is a
major centre for many watersports including
sailing, windsurfing and white water
rafting. For lovers of good food, there are
two gastronomic hotels of note just 1½ miles
away. Two pubs 1½ miles.
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The Willows
- sleeps 8
Ilston, Gower, Swansea. |
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Set in 18 acres of
beautiful rural countryside in the heart of
Gower, this delightfully converted barn
provides great family holiday accommodation.
Adjoining the owners' home, it is set in a
relaxed and peaceful location. Full
advantage is taken of the views from the
decking area, which overlooks a fenced play
area, fields, woodlands and a large wild
flower meadow - as well as a pond with geese
and ducks. There is also a hot-tub for
visitors use. This leads further on
to a wooden summer house with a large deck
overlooking a lake where trout fishing is
available. This is truly a nature
lover's paradise, for young and old alike.
The Willows is ideally placed for exploring
the Gower countryside, coastline and
footpaths as it is in an Area Of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. Nearby is Parc Le Breos,
with its Roman burial grounds and pony
trekking centre. Adjacent is the Three
Cliffs Beach, which is overlooked by Pennard
Castle and boasts an amazing view of the
river winding down into the sea. A trip to
Mumbles is well worth a visit, especially
for those who enjoy fine cuisine. Mumbles is
renowned for its collection of excellent
restauraunts and cafés, as well as being a
traditional seaside town. One of the most
curious landscapes in Gower is the reedy
nature reserve around Oxwich Burrows, a
flatland of salt and freshwater marshes. The
marshes are dotted with pools and surrounded
by ancient woodland which lead down one of
the most coveted beaches at Oxwich Bay. A
local pub can be found nearby.
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W40349 Sleeps
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W41140 Sleeps 4 -
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Capel Celyn, Nr Bala. |
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Breathtaking lake and
mountain views
Standing in
9.5 acres of magnificent, unspoilt
countryside with private trout fishing (FOC),
this 18th century detached barn provides
breathtaking views of Lake Celyn and the
surrounding mountain ranges.
It has been tastefully renovated to
provide modern accommodation, whilst
retaining many original features, such as
large stone fireplace and exposed beams.
Capel Celyn is a designated area of
natural scientific interest and is very
centrally placed being only 6 miles from
Bala, 23 miles from Porthmadog and 22 miles
from Betws-y-Coed, making it an ideal
location if you are looking for tranquility
but require easy reach to Snowdonia's famous
castles and beautiful beaches.
Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 6
miles.
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Cryant near Neath
- sleeps 6 |
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Close to
Dan Yr Ogof caves.
With views over a trout fishing lake, this
spacious house provides the ideal base to
enjoy and explore the many attractions in
South West Wales.
Attached to the owner's home, with boarding
kennels within their grounds. Activities
within easy reach include Gnoll Country Park
close to Neath with its lakes and grotto,
Afan Forest Park for cycling, pony trekking
or mountain biking and the sandy beaches of
Aberavon.
Visit
Neath Abbey, dating from 1130, where
Cistercian monks existed for over 400 years.
Choose from a relaxing stroll along the
Neath Canal Towpath or a day out shopping in
Swansea or Cardiff.
Fly fishing available on lake at cost.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub and restaurant 1.5 miles
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