Escape to Cynynion Uchaf, a lovingly restored 1700s stone farmhouse tucked into the Welsh Borders, where space, quiet and far-reaching valley views set the tone for an easy, unhurried stay. Historic character meets everyday comfort here: sun spilling into the conservatory in the morning, a wood burner glowing in the evening, and birdsong drifting in from the fields. Set within our working farm, the house feels private and welcoming, a place where you can slow down, breathe, and settle in as if it were your own. Inside, generous rooms unfold at a gentle pace. The main lounge is cosy and relaxed, with deep sofas gathered around the fire and a 50-inch Smart TV for film nights. Across the hallway, a smaller sitting space gives readers and early risers a quiet corner. The conservatory becomes a favourite spot in all seasons, warmed by low winter light or opened to summer breezes, with those big skies always in view. Four comfortable bedrooms are arranged for easy family living, including an adjoining twin that keeps little ones close without crowding anyone. The master bedroom has a newly renovated en-suite with a comfort-height WC, and there is a family bathroom with a curved bath and mains shower. Soft linens, good mattresses and simple, thoughtful touches make turning in each night feel effortless. Cooking is straightforward in the open-plan kitchen, fully equipped for proper meals. An induction range with twin ovens, a separate built-in oven and all the useful extras encourage shared suppers that carry on long after plates are cleared. A utility area with washer and dryer keeps boots and kit under control, so days out are easy to plan without bringing the outside into the heart of the house. Traditional stone, warm timber and quiet colours give the interior an easy charm. Nothing fussy, just a calm, well-cared-for home that lets the countryside take centre stage. Sustainable features support that sense of place, with a biomass system for hot water and central heating, and Solar PV helping to power daily life. Free Wi-Fi keeps you connected when needed, though thick farmhouse walls and big horizons might tempt you to switch off. Outside, a walled and fenced garden wraps around the house, with herb-scented corners and a small pond where children should be supervised. Meals spill onto the patio whenever the weather allows, the barbecue ready for long evenings as the hills turn gold. From the gate, you step straight onto waymarked tracks and quiet lanes, passing hedgerows alive with birds and the occasional sheep watching you go. Our immediate setting is peaceful and rural, almost 1,000 feet above sea level, with changing skies that make every day feel a little different. Oswestry is a short drive for shops, cafés and markets, while Offa’s Dyke Path, the Rhydycroesau woodlands and the Oswestry Old Racecourse Common unfold right on the doorstep. You can take a slow loop after breakfast or push on for a full-day hike, always returning to hot showers and the fire. The wider area is rich with things to do. Llangollen, Shrewsbury, Welshpool and Chester are close enough for easy day trips. You can walk the towpath at the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, wander National Trust houses at Chirk, Erddig, Attingham Park and Powis Castle, or head for Lake Vyrnwy and Snowdonia National Park when the hills call. Families enjoy Park Hall Farm and Cae Glas Park, football fans make a beeline for Wrexham AFC, and Chester’s Roman walls and zoo round off the list. Back home, if you prefer to settle in, we can freshly cook and deliver traditional farmhouse meals to the door, so you can linger in the garden or by the fire without watching the clock. Cynynion Uchaf is a place to share. You can arrive with friends, bring the grandparents, and two well-behaved dogs are welcome too. Early walks, long lunches, board games, sunsets and quiet nights are all part of the rhythm. When morning comes, throw open the conservatory doors and let the view choose your plans.

Offa – the woodland retreat – sits a few miles from the ancient line of Offa’s Dyke Path, a cosy lookout in the trees with its own wood‑fired stargazing hot tub and a private sundeck for quiet evenings. Thoughtful touches run through every corner, from warm underfloor heating to the glow of a log burner, creating a calm place to return to after days exploring the Clwydian hills national landscape, and Flintshire's coast and villages. Inside, the pod is intimate and well considered. A full‑size double bed dressed with soft faux furs invites slow mornings and early nights, while local landscape artwork brings the outside in. Underfloor heating keeps the space comfortably warm, and the log burner adds that gentle crackle and flicker that makes winter nights a pleasure. We keep the layout uncluttered so you can settle in easily and make the place your own for a few days. The key rooms are small yet complete. An en‑suite with a rainfall shower, basin and toilet gives you a private start to the day. The kitchenette has what you need for simple meals, with a hob, fridge and sink, and there is space to prep breakfast before heading out on the trail. Thoughtful lighting and natural textures keep everything soothing and practical, whether you are cooking, reading or planning tomorrow’s route. The style leans into our woodland setting. Natural tones, tactile fabrics and gentle scents create a restful mood that suits slow mornings and early nights. Nothing showy, just a comfortable, well‑made space with details that feel right in a coppice: clean lines, warm wood, and a focus on comfort after fresh air and long walks. Step outside and you will find a private sundeck that catches the last of the light. The wood‑fired hot tub sits ready for unhurried evenings under clear skies, and the lawn beyond gives you that easy, outdoorsy camping feel without losing the comforts of the pod. A fire‑pit and grill make simple suppers a joy, and the paddocks behind often have horses drifting past, adding to the quiet pace of the place. Our immediate setting is peaceful and green, with birdsong in the morning and big skies at dusk. Offa’s Dyke Path is close enough for a spontaneous stretch of the legs, and local lanes lead to gentle rambles straight from the door. It feels tucked away, yet not remote, which makes returning with supplies or heading out for dinner nice and simple. The wider area is full of easy day trips. You can reach Talacre Beach in a few minutes for wide sands, wind in your hair and lighthouse views, or dip into Prestatyn for seaside bustle, cafés and shops. Rolling countryside, quiet fishing spots and hilltop viewpoints sit all around, so you can pick a new corner to explore each day. At Offa, we keep things relaxed and friendly. Arrive, put the kettle on, and let the pace slow. Between the warmth of the stove, the comfort of the bed and the calm of the hot tub, you have everything you need to unwind. Spend your days walking, beachcombing or simply sitting with a book while the trees move in the breeze, then settle in for a starry night and the kind of sleep that comes easily in the countryside.

The Corner Post House is our postcard perfect luxury getaway with a story to tell. Once Holmbridge’s original village post office, this detached cottage has been lovingly restored to bring together cosy charm, modern comfort and generous space across three characterful floors. Long chats in the covered hot tub, slow mornings with coffee and countryside views and unhurried evenings that drift from dinner to laughter are what this house was made for. Tucked in the Holmfirth area with scenic walks moments away and a friendly country pub opposite, it makes unwinding feel wonderfully easy. Inside, warm textures and soft light meet thoughtful touches at every turn. An inviting living space sets the tone for relaxed days, with an electric fire for a gentle glow, a Smart TV for film nights and Wi-Fi to keep everyone connected. We designed the layout for sociable stays, so conversation flows just as easily as the kettle. Original details nod to the building’s past while fresh finishes keep everything calm and uncluttered. The kitchen is the heart of the house and it is ready for proper cooking. An electric oven and hob, air fryer and microwave sit alongside a coffee machine and kettle for first cups at sunrise and after-dinner refills. A dishwasher, two fridges, an undercounter freezer and a washing machine keep life simple when you settle in for a few days. Gather around the table for a leisurely brunch or go all in on a Sunday roast. There is space for everyone to pitch in and plenty of room for tasting, chatting and second helpings. Sleeping arrangements suit groups who like both together time and privacy. Across four comfortable bedrooms, up to ten guests can spread out without a squeeze. A generous family room offers one kingsize and two singles, joined by two kingsize bedrooms and a peaceful queensize. Two en-suite shower rooms and a main bathroom make mornings smooth, and upstairs windows frame hillside and church views that change beautifully with the light. Outdoors, the covered hot tub and the private sauna are the stars of the show. Sink into warm bubbles after a day on the trails or turn the sauna into an easygoing spa session. Ample parking makes arrivals simple, with a bay for two cars, space at the front of the house and permission for two more across at the pub. Three dogs are welcome here, so four-legged companions can settle by your feet after muddy rambles and well-earned treats. Holmbridge feels like a breath out the moment you arrive. The Pickled Pheasant sits just over the road for good food and an easy pint, while quiet lanes and stone cottages set a gentle pace. From the door you can join waymarked paths that loop around Digley and Brownhill Reservoirs, where big skies and rolling hills invite lingering photo stops and unrushed picnics. As dusk settles, dark skies make stargazing a simple pleasure you will remember long after you head home. Holmfirth is close enough for a flat stroll of around half an hour or a quick drive when you fancy shops, cafés and restaurants. Vineyard visits, valley viewpoints and friendly local spots lend each day a different rhythm. Spend a morning on the water’s edge, pause for lunch at the pub, then wander back for board games, a film and a final soak under the night sky. At The Corner Post House, you arrive as a group and leave feeling even more connected, rested and a little reluctant to say goodbye.

Wake up to countryside views in our luxury barn apartment, just steps from the harbour, bus stop and pub. Private deck overlooking paddocks, ground floor with level access throughout, wet room, super king bed, Wi-Fi & Smart TV. Adults only (18+) on our equestrian smallholding. Perfect for couples seeking to relax near Chichester Harbour - book your escape today! Features: Private secure parking * level access throughout * full HD Smart TV (Netflix & Amazon Prime enabled) * complimentary Wifi * central heating * oven * induction hob * microwave * dishwasher * fridge * freezer * washer/dryer * toaster * kettle * cafetière * hair dryer * iron & ironing board * fan * welcome pack * complimentary toiletries * towels The Stables occupies the ground floor of a detached brick-built barn which has been lovingly converted to a very high standard creating a little bit of luxury in the heart of the countryside. Character oak features and comfortable, quality furnishings make this a very cosy and relaxing place to be. Level access, wider doorways and a wet room style shower make the apartment suitable for guests with some limited mobility, although it is not adapted or suitable for full time wheelchair users. Our second property 'The Hayloft' is on the first floor, perfect for couples wishing to holiday together. The private entrance door leads into the comfortable lounge, where full height windows allow you to relax on the sofa and take in the view, perhaps read one of the books or play one of the games provided for guests. Here there is a HD Smart TV featuring Freeview, Bluetooth connectivity and enabled for Netflix and Prime Video if you have your own account. Complimentary WiFi is also provided for guests. The west facing decking area with table and chairs provides the perfect place for al fresco meals and to take in the views over the horse paddocks towards the adjacent farm fields. The decking can be accessed directly from the lounge and or via French doors from the bedroom. Beyond the lounge is the dining area and well-equipped open plan kitchen with modern integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The dining area has an oak table and chairs. The cosy bedroom has a 6' super king bed which can also be adapted to two twin beds on request. The mattress is superior quality to ensure a good night’s sleep beneath the crisp white linens. Here there is plenty of drawer space, a double wardrobe and an oak dressing table and stool. French doors provide a view across the paddocks and lead out directly onto the decking area. These doors have a clever lock that allows for ventilation whilst remaining totally secure. The large shower room includes a level access wet room style shower with fixed and adjustable shower heads plus complimentary vegan, eco-friendly toiletries are provided for guests’ use. The property is fully central heated and a complimentary welcome pack is provided to get you started when you arrive. Thoughtful touches like USB charging points, hairdryer and luggage storage are all here to help make your stay as comfortable as possible. Sitting adjacent to a separate stable block and 4 acres of open paddocks where our resident horses graze, The Stables enjoys views from the lounge, bedroom and decking across the paddocks towards the adjacent farmland of Chidham peninsula. Guests enjoy secure, private parking directly alongside the barn behind electric entrance gates and there is also on-site CCTV for additional peace of mind. So, if you’re driving a classic car or just something special to you, you’ll be in safe hands here. Staying in the very heart of the countryside, you can watch the local wildlife and birds from the decking or see the horses grazing in the fields as the wild deer wander through. During the Spring you may be lucky enough to hear the cuckoos and from Spring through to Autumn you may well see the resident buzzards as they swoop between the trees. Also in the sky you may see the vintage Spitfires which often fly by from Goodwood Aerodrome on summer days. Autumn and Winter are the time to cosy up in the lounge and enjoy beautiful sunsets as the sun dips below the horizon over the harbour waters and the sky glows spectacularly through the treeline. Please Note: Smoking or vaping is not permitted in the property or the grounds. Adults only (18+). We are unable to accept infants or children. Only the booked guests may occupy the apartment at any time. Pets are not permitted. Due to the location of the property on an equestrian smallholding it is not suitable for any visiting animals, including assistance and support animals. Location: The Stables is located on our equestrian smallholding adjacent to open countryside in the village of Chidham in the heart of the beautiful Chichester Harbour National Landscape and on the edge of the spectacular South Downs National Park. On the doorstep is all the beauty of the natural harbour and its surroundings and, to the North, all the attractions of the National Park making this the perfect location for anyone who loves the countryside and natural coastline. The area is idyllic for walking, cycling, horse riding or water-based activities. The perfect place to relax and disconnect from the bustle of everyday life. The closest local pub is just a 5 minute walk away, as is the bus stop and the harbour edge of Bosham Channel where you can join the shoreline path and walk around Chidham peninsula enjoying spectacular views across the Bosham and Thorney channels. Just a five-minute drive away is the beautiful harbour village of Bosham with its sailing club and historic church, famously featured in the Bayeux Tapestry. Close by are the Goodwood Estate, the cathedral City of Chichester and the beautiful South Coast beaches of East & West Wittering, Hayling Island and Bracklesham Bay. To the west lie historic Portsmouth and Southsea, and further to the east the flamboyant seaside town of Brighton. The Goodwood Estate, only a short drive away is home to the historic Motor Circuit renowned for The Festival of Speed and The Revival plus its famous horse racing track, home of Glorious Goodwood. The beautiful cathedral city of Chichester is only 10 minutes by car and offers a good selection of shops, restaurants and cafes. For theatre goers there is of course Chichester Festival Theatre with shows and dining options which can be booked online in advance of your stay. If you’re not travelling by car, The Stables is conveniently located just 5 minutes’ walk from the 700 Coastliner bus route (taking you west to Portsmouth or east to Brighton), only 15 minutes’ walk from Nutbourne railway station, and just a 1-minute cycle ride off South Coast Cycle Route 2.

Wake up to sweeping countryside views in our luxury barn apartment, just steps from the harbour, bus stop and village pub. Private balcony overlooking paddocks, quality oak features, super king bed, Wi-Fi and Smart TV. Adults only (18+) on our equestrian smallholding. Perfect for couples seeking a relaxing base near Chichester Harbour - book your escape today! Features: Private secure parking * full HD Smart TV (Netflix & Amazon Prime enabled) * complimentary Wifi * central heating * oven * induction hob * microwave * dishwasher * fridge * freezer * washer/dryer * toaster * kettle * cafetière * hair dryer * iron & ironing board * fan * welcome pack * complimentary toiletries * towels The Hayloft occupies the entire upper floor of a detached brick-built barn which has been lovingly converted to a very high standard creating a little bit of luxury in the heart of the countryside. Character oak features and comfortable, quality furnishings make this a very cosy and relaxing place to be. Our second property ‘The Stables’ is on the ground floor with level access throughout, perfect for couples wishing to holiday together. Sitting adjacent to a separate stable block and 4 acres of open paddocks where our resident horses graze, The Hayloft enjoys beautiful uninterrupted views from the lounge and balcony across the farmland of Chidham peninsula towards the waters of Chichester Harbour. From the private entrance door, stairs lead up to the property and into the well-equipped open plan kitchen with oak beams and modern integrated appliances including a dishwasher and washer/dryer. The dining area has an oak table and chairs and leads on to a welcoming, cosy lounge area with complimentary WiFi and a HD Smart TV featuring Freeview, Bluetooth connectivity and enabled for Netflix and Prime Video if you have your own account. The full height lounge windows allow you to relax on the sofa and take in the far-reaching rural views, perhaps read one of the books or play one of the games provided for guests. French doors lead from the lounge onto the west facing balcony with table and chairs, which provides the perfect place for al fresco meals and to take in the stunning views over the horse paddocks and surrounding farmland to the sea in the distance. At the rear of the property is the cosy bedroom with 6' super king bed which can also be adapted to two twin beds on request. The mattress is superior quality to ensure a good night’s sleep beneath the crisp white linens. Here there is plenty of drawer space, two bespoke built-in wardrobes and an oak dressing table and stool. Off the landing area is the shower room with complimentary vegan eco-friendly toiletries provided for guests use. The property is fully central heated and a complimentary welcome pack is provided to get you started when you arrive. Thoughtful touches like USB charging points, hairdryer and luggage storage are all here to help make your stay as comfortable as possible. Guests enjoy secure, private parking directly alongside the barn behind electric entrance gates and there is also on-site CCTV for additional peace of mind. So, if you’re driving a classic car or just something special to you, you’ll be in safe hands here. Staying in the very heart of the countryside, you can watch the local wildlife and birds from the balcony or see the horses grazing in the fields below as the wild deer wander through. During the Spring months you may be lucky enough to hear the cuckoos or from Spring through to Autumn you may see the resident buzzards as they swoop between the trees. Also in the sky you may see the vintage Spitfires which often fly by from Goodwood Aerodrome on summer days. Autumn and Winter are the time to cosy up in the lounge and enjoy beautiful sunsets as the sun dips below the horizon over the harbour waters and the sky glows spectacularly through the treeline. Please Note: Smoking or vaping is not permitted in the property or the grounds. Adults only (18+). We are unable to accept infants or children. Only the booked guests may occupy the apartment at any time. Pets are not permitted. Due to the location of the property on an equestrian smallholding it is not suitable for any visiting animals, including assistance and support animals. Location: The Hayloft is located on our equestrian smallholding adjacent to open countryside in the village of Chidham in the heart of the beautiful Chichester Harbour National Landscape and on the edge of the spectacular South Downs National Park. On the doorstep is all the beauty of the natural harbour and its surroundings and, to the North, all the attractions of the National Park making this the perfect location for anyone who loves the countryside and natural coastline. The area is idyllic for walking, cycling, horse riding or water-based activities. The perfect place to relax and disconnect from the bustle of everyday life. The closest local pub is just a 5 minute walk away, as is the bus stop and the harbour edge of Bosham Channel where you can join the shoreline path and walk around Chidham peninsula enjoying spectacular views across the Bosham and Thorney channels. Just a five-minute drive away is the beautiful harbour village of Bosham with its sailing club and historic church, famously featured in the Bayeux Tapestry. Close by are the Goodwood Estate, the cathedral City of Chichester and the beautiful South Coast beaches of East & West Wittering, Hayling Island and Bracklesham Bay. To the west lie historic Portsmouth and Southsea, and further to the east the flamboyant seaside town of Brighton. The Goodwood Estate, only a short drive away is home to the historic Motor Circuit renowned for The Festival of Speed and The Revival plus its famous horse racing track, home of Glorious Goodwood. The beautiful cathedral city of Chichester is only 10 minutes by car and offers a good selection of shops, restaurants and cafes. For theatre goers there is of course Chichester Festival Theatre with shows and dining options which can be booked online in advance of your stay. If you’re not travelling by car, The Hayloft is conveniently located just 5 minutes’ walk from the 700 Coastliner bus route (taking you west to Portsmouth or east to Brighton), only 15 minutes’ walk from Nutbourne railway station, and just a 1-minute cycle ride off South Coast Cycle Route 2.

Orme is our micro spa glamping pod, a cosy hideaway with its own wood fired hot tub, private Finnish sauna and a secluded woodland garden. Set within Emlyn's Coppice, the pod sits beside a trickling spring and looks out toward paddocks where horses canter. Named for the Great Orme above Llandudno, it gives a quiet, restorative base close to the coast, with Talacre Beach just a short drive away. The feeling here is simple: breathe out, warm up the tub, and settle into the hush of the trees. Inside, Orme is designed for comfort and ease. A full size double bed is dressed with soft woollen throws and sits opposite a sofa that converts into a full size single for flexible sleeping. Underfloor heating keeps the space warm, while a panel heater is on hand for quick top ups after a bracing walk. There is no TV or radio to pull you away from time together, though free wifi is available if you want to check a forecast or plan a route. The pod’s key rooms are compact and well thought out. An en suite shower room includes a basin and toilet with hot water ready when you are. The kitchenette comes with a hob, fridge and sink for simple suppers and fresh breakfasts. A breakfast bar with recycled boat wood stools lends a splash of character and makes a cheerful spot for coffee when the morning light filters through the trees. Orme’s style nods to our streamside setting. Natural textures, calm tones and those woollen comforters create a snug, cocooning feel. We keep things uncluttered so you can settle in quickly and make the space your own. Little details matter to us, from the quality of the bedding and towels to the way the pod warms evenly underfoot after you come back from the sauna. Step outside to your private garden and the micro spa experience begins in earnest. The large wood fired hot tub sits under big skies for stargazing, with a bespoke covered seating arbour close by so you can linger beside the glow of the firebowl and grill. A traditional picnic table invites long, lazy meals, and our Emlyn’s Coppice spa robes are ready to wrap you up between dips. It is an easy rhythm here: tend the fire, toast a few marshmallows, listen to the water in the brook. The immediate setting is peaceful and green. Ancient woodland shelters the pods, and the little spring runs right past Orme’s garden. Birds flit through the canopy and, beyond the trees, open paddocks add to the sense of space. Free parking keeps arrivals simple, and once settled you can spend whole afternoons drifting between the hot tub, sauna and that quiet corner seat with a book. When you are ready to explore, the coast is close. Talacre Beach is about five minutes by car, with wide sands and big horizons, while Prestatyn is roughly eight minutes away for seaside staples and a choice of places to eat. Coastal paths reveal views to the Great Orme and beyond, and inland you will find wooded trails, local fishing spots and gentle village routes that suit an unhurried day. Come for a short break or linger a little longer. Orme suits couples who want a roomy retreat and friends who appreciate separate sleeping without losing the cosy feel. We look after the details so you can focus on simple pleasures: warm water, fresh air and the soft hush of the trees around you.

Meadowcroft Farmhouse is a beautifully converted Welsh farm property set within the rolling countryside of Llannor, just outside Pwllheli. Combining original stone walls and exposed timber beams with contemporary glazing and modern interiors, the farmhouse offers a stylish yet characterful retreat in the heart of North Wales. The exterior retains its traditional agricultural charm, with natural stonework and dark-framed windows sitting comfortably against a backdrop of green fields and open skies. Inside, the property is bright and welcoming, with large windows allowing natural daylight to flood the open-plan living spaces while framing views of the surrounding countryside. The spacious lounge blends rustic textures with modern comfort, featuring exposed beams, stone feature walls and neutral furnishings that create a calm and inviting atmosphere. The streamlined kitchen pairs sleek cabinetry and quality appliances with the warmth of oak flooring and traditional materials, making it ideal for relaxed family meals or entertaining. The master bedroom continues the balance of old and new, offering a peaceful sanctuary with countryside views, soft neutral décor and thoughtful design touches that enhance both comfort and character. The main bathroom is equally well-appointed, with contemporary fittings set against natural stone elements and frosted windows providing light and privacy. Meadowcroft Farmhouse offers the perfect base for exploring beaches, coastal paths and charming market towns. Whether seeking outdoor adventure or a quiet rural escape, this thoughtfully converted farmhouse provides modern living within a truly authentic Welsh setting.