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Blue Barn Cottage: Semi-detached 17th century barn conversion, a delightful cottage in Churchstoke. Beams, vaulted ceiling and multi-fuel stove. Comfortable accommodation with mezzanine bedroom with lovely view. Montgomery 4 miles. (Ref. 964446)
7 nights from £241
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Meadow View: A quirky, immaculate lodge located near Rhayader in Powys, mid-Wales. Incredible views. Secluded location. Open plan living. Ref 963226 (Ref. 963226)
Last booked yesterday7 nights from £299
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Penlan View: A compact, cosy semi-detached cottage adjoined to a former farmhouse near Newcastle Emlyn in mid Wales. Incredible views. Stunning garden. Newcastle Emlyn 4 miles. (Ref. 962051)
Last booked 2 hours ago7 nights from £256
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Barley: Superb cosy cottage, one of four, set in a rural, peaceful courtyard location, on the owners' farm near Llanfyllin. Lots of charm. Woodburning stove. WiFi. Perfect retreat for a couple. Llanfyllin 6.5 miles. (Ref. 960333)
7 nights from £250
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Wheat: Superb semi-detached cottage set in peaceful courtyard location, on the owners' farm near Llanfyllin. Lovely romantic base, WiFi. Fantastic holiday location. Llanfyllin 6.5 miles. (Ref. 960332)
Last booked yesterday7 nights from £246
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The Cabin: The Cabin is an adorable sheperd's hut set in the Brecon Beacons National Park in South Wales. Incredible views. A range of beautiful walking paths. Cosy, comforting property in the village of Pandy. Abergavenny 6 miles. (Ref. 958612)
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7 nights from £317
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Taliharris Cottage: Traditional 16th century cottage in the heart of the welsh countryside, near Llandysul. Full of character with wooden beams and woodburning stove. Outdoor space. Two dogs welcome. Off road parking. Secluded location. Llandysul 3.5 miles. (Ref. 958209)
Last booked yesterday7 nights from £255
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Auld Ffynnon: A charming, modern built stone cottage in the village of Trecastle, at the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, within the grounds of the owners home. All ground floor. Open plan. Brecon 12 miles. (Ref. 950976)
Last booked within the last 2 days7 nights from £251
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Old Railway Inn Cottage: Lovely semi-detached cottage, in town of Maesycrugiau, near Llanllwni. Shower room. WiFi. Front patio with furniture. Woodburner. Off road parking. Two mile walk to Llanllwni centre. Carmarthen 15 miles. (Ref. 944008)
7 nights from £239
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The Stable: A traditional, romantic stable conversion near the town of Rhayader in mid Wales. Rustic features. Views to the Cambrian Mountains. Delightful garden. Rhayader 4.5 miles. (Ref. 943113)
7 nights from £254
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Just Show Me Mid Wales Cottages
For a magical blend of coast and countryside, our cottages in
Mid Wales are hard to beat. Such spectacular scenery has been
granted National Park status in Snowdonia (also see North Wales)
and the Brecon Beacons, attracting enthusiasts of outdoor pursuits
and artists alike. In Southern Snowdonia, discover majestic
mountains like the Rhinogs and Cadair Idris, as well as the scenic
estuaries of Mawddach and Dyfi. For woodlands, waterfalls,
wilderness and caves, the Brecon Beacons beg to be explored,
whether you prefer to lace up or saddle up - on a bike or a horse!
Pause for refreshments and a spot of shopping in Brecon or
Crickhowell or browse the many bookshops of Hay-On-Wye.
Explore Cardigan Bay, Mid Wales…
Swap countryside for coastline and discover the delights of
Cardigan Bay, a playground for walkers along the coastal path,
wildlife watchers (look out for dolphins and porpoises) and
families seeking a relaxing Mid Wales cottage holiday on a Blue
Flag beach. Much of the region is a designated Heritage Coast, so
expect plenty of gorgeous scenery and a scattering of picturesque,
colourful resorts such as Aberdovey, Aberaeron, Barmouth and New
Quay. Enjoy all kinds of water sports and sensational seafood. Head
inland to farming country, a land of sheep, Welsh Black cattle and
a patchwork of traditional towns and villages.
What else? Castles, art galleries, steam trains, inky-blue lakes
like Bala and Vyrnwy, Red Kites, slate mines and more. So much to
see, so much to do when you stay in a Mid Wales cottage!