Self-catering cottages near Offa's Dyke in the Welsh English Borders
4 properties
Woodland Waterfalls
Llanidloes, Powys
Dog friendly Property (2 dogs welcome)
Facilities: Free internet access
01686 41 49 49
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More about this property: Relax and unwind on a rural retreat break at this 2 bedroom secluded holiday home which is set amongst wonderful tranquil grounds and gardens where there is a waterfall, pools and woodlands, the views out over the Powys countryside from this dog-friendly property are simply stunning.
More about this property: Nestled on an isolated farm and set within a tranquil valley, this good quality 2 bedroom log cabin accommodates up to 4 people and is complete with a warm bubbly outdoor hot tub and also benefits from access to a games room with snooker table, darts and table tennis. The cabin is close to the Shropshire Hills and around half an hour's drive from Llandrindod Wells and guests are welcome to enjoy the tranquility of the enclosed garden or stroll through the 280-acre farm and trails it offers.
Sunday 24 Jun 2018 | 7 nights | £540
The Forge, Lydbury North
Bishops Castle, Shropshire
Dog friendly Property (1 dogs welcome)
Facilities: Free internet access
01588 680511
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More about this property: Get away to gorgeous Shropshire and enjoy a stay at the Forge, a beautiful 1 bedroom home from home (with a double sofa bed in the lounge), situated close to Bishop’s Castle, explore the Shropshire Hills AONB on your holiday and enjoy a host of fantastic outdoor activities in this green and beautiful area.
More about this property: Escape to this 2 bedroom log cabin where all of the family can enjoy staying on a charming working farm close to the English/Welsh border and Shropshire Hills AONB, just 6 miles from Knighton, with 2 bedrooms, this family-friendly holiday lodge benefits from having an outdoor bubbly hot tub where you can relax and soak up the wonderful views, and also has access to a shared games room where you can play snooker, table tennis and darts.
Sunday 24 Jun 2018 | 7 nights | £540
Offa's Dyke is a long distance footpath of about 168 miles follows the dyke, an earthwork built in the 8th century by King Offa of Mercia to help ward off potential Welsh raiders, and stretches from the River Severn near Chepstow to the coast at Prestatyn in Wales.