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The Pathfinder's Retreat - House for 2 - 3 guests

A charming 1-bed miner's cottage (sleeps 2/3) nestled in a peaceful, hilly valley - surrounded by woodland, wildflower meadows and pastures grazed by sheep, cattle and wild ponies. Perfect for a romantic countryside retreat with year-round appeal - blossoming spring, green hills covered with wild berries and herbs in summer, golden autumn, and crisp winter air with amazingly starry skies. Also on the doorstep: Waterfall Country, hiking, cycling, indoor rock climbing and paragliding opportunities

Perfect location for cyclists and ramblers

The Glantaff Inn is a family run business and we pride ourselves on its friendly, warm and inviting atmosphere. a place where you can enjoy a pint of Real Ale, Fine Wine and good food whilst sitting in front of the open log fire or enjoying the sunset on the Sun Terrace overlooking the River Taff. The bunkhouse is located is 17 miles from Cardiff and 20 miles from Brecon Beacons, is easily accessible by road or rail. Bike Park Wales - 7 miles away Taff Trail - 1 minute walk idea for ramblers.

Penrhiw Fach: stay on a beautiful organic farm

Croeso i Penrhiw Fach – an idyllic house set on the edge of the magnificent Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. Nestled on Gelligaer Mountain, on a working, organic farm, Penrhiw Fach is a peaceful home away from home for anyone hoping to get away from the bustle and explore the stunning Welsh countryside. You’ll have your own private garden with panoramic views over acres of lush paddocks, upon which live the farm’s occupants: pedigree cattle and sheep, horses, and a few friendly farm dogs.

The Milking Parlour @ Berthlwyd

The beautifully restored Milking Parlour suits families, city sightseers and activity adventurers. Set in a rural spot, but close to the A470 and Quakers Yard Train Station, on the South Wales Metro. Halfway between Cardiff City Centre and Pen y Fan, we are ideally suited for a weekend in the bright lights of Cardiff, or the stunning dark skies of the Beacons. Locally we are within walking distance to several cosy pubs that serve food, a convenience store and the Taff Trail Cycle Path.

Guest-House 5 bedrooms Sleeps 10

This house has been fully furnished beautifully and has been modernised throughout and can sleep up to 10 people. This property is great for big families or groups. The property is in a great location which has a lot of amenities from lots of convenience stores takeaways not to far away which are in Nelson. It has great transport links such as the A470 and Treharris train station is close by only 1.8 miles away from the guest house. The guest house has free private parking for two cars.

Moy retreat - great for BPW and Taff Trail!

Good sized 3 bed house in the quiet village of Aberfan. 10 minutes drive from Bike Park Wales. Right next to the Taff trail. Own drive way. Welcome to my much loved house in Aberfan. I purchased this with my ex-husband after many trips to BPW Wales, planning to let it out then retire in 20 years or so! Nothing has changed except I now have no husband (yay)! Improvements ongoing which is reflected in price. Pets are welcome at £25 per pet. Please make sure to clean up after them!

Welsh Home from Home experience

Ty Cartrefol used to our family home, hence the name Ty Cartrefol, the welsh name for Homely House. We believe that we can provide a welsh home from home experience for those are looking for it as well as a wonderful base for cyclists, walkers, tourists and families alike. We are in a residential area however we are are in the perfect location for our guests to experience Bike Park Wales, the Taff Trail and the beauty of the Brecon Beacons and so many other great places.

Unique Cosy Retreat - Spacious 3-Bed Farm House

Escape to a cozy, 17th-century Grade II listed farmhouse steeped in history and charm. Tucked away down a quiet lane, Cascade House is set within 1.5 acres of mature gardens, offering a peaceful sanctuary for couples and families. Explore beautiful walking routes throughout the local area or take advantage of our secure storage for bicycles. With ample gated parking and plenty of space to breathe, this historic retreat is the perfect base for your next countryside adventure.

The Barn a hideaway in picturesque village

Nestled in the cute village of Bedlinog, our one bedroom property recently refurbish to high standard in beautiful surroundings, with easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Sleeps 2/4 people with one double bed upstairs and one sofa bed in the living room. Outsdie has a small courtyard. Offers a perfect base to enjoy the best of south wales like a less then 15 minutes drive from the base of Pen Y Fan and and 25 minutes from Ystradfellte four water falls.

Picturesque Welsh Cottage near Pontypridd

A delightful 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage that has a small private garden and patio with incredible views over the countryside. Located 1.5 miles north of Pontypridd town centre, high up on top of Graigwen Hill, the perfect place to explore South Wales with walks directly from the door. The property is part of an active smallholding, the full land mostly used to graze horses. The cottages backs onto a large field where our Highland Cattle graze.

Modern Cosy Conversion - family friends gatherings

Welcome to Penuel, a beautifully converted independent Chapel. This unique property offers a spacious and inviting interior while still providing a sense of connection with its rich history. The chapel has been transformed into a modern home, seamlessly blending original features with modern comforts. Set across two levels this beautiful home offers an open-plan ground floor living space, designed for family and friends to enjoy time together.

Coronation House Merthyr, Brecon, Bike Park Wales

Coronation House is a typical Welsh terrace in the historical mining village of Aberfan. Just a short drive from Bike Park Wales and exploring the Brecon Beacons and South Wales. Aberfan is a former coal mining village in the Taff Valley 4 mi (6 km) south of the town of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. It also has history with the Aberfan disaster. The Aberfan disaster was the catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip on 21 October 1966.