Hebog Bach Gallery
Hebog Bach
Criccieth, GwyneddOne of five cottages on the Wern Estate, all comfort and charm, with a garden for kids, rockpools at Black Rock Sands and a mountain railway
One of five cottages on the Wern Estate, all comfort and charm, with a garden for kids, rockpools at Black Rock Sands and a mountain railway
Restored stone barn in 22 acres filled with special wildlife, on the edge of Radnor Forest, with walking trails, glorious countryside views
This Fire Restaurant and Rooms sits majestically on the shores of the loch in three acres of grounds, with tranquil bedrooms
A cottage in a conservation village with logs in the burner, sloe gin on the table, and a good dining pub you can walk to
A dear little gingerbread-style house in the prettiest part of the estate with your own pontoon and boat on the edge of a shimmering lake
Bedrooms have seersucker linen, doors open to the countryside and Beaune is a hop away. David and Niels ensure a memorable stay
Settle in, relax, enjoy the local food - walk the dramatically beautiful coast path, explore rich West Wales from this handsome old house
Come for plenty of space and wonderful views to the Pyrénées on clear days from this converted outbuilding in the grounds of a château
Four family-friendly self-catering casitas and an original cortijo in wildlife-rich acres near the sandy Costa de la Luz
A spectacular hillside house, with brilliant food, welcoming hosts, wonderful walks all around and views to Windemere beyond
Enjoy convivial gatherings from this Georgian country house with acres of land, gardens and woodlands just a short hop from Durham
Your hosts couldn’t be nicer and look after you beautifully – this is a lovely, homely place with a rambling garden
Three luxurious apartments sleeping up to 10 people altogether, set within an elegant Georgian manor house in the Wye Valley AONB
Come for a delightful sojourn in this old baronial villa with historic winery, gorgeous guest rooms, a wellness area and infinity pool
Something to astound at every turn where the traditional and downright quirky collide to stunning effect. Friendly, flexible hosts too
Modern comforts, traditional cosiness and a warm welcome. There are walks from the door, country houses to visit and a pub in the village
Grand Scottish home with stunning views & a tea-and-shortbread welcome. Historic castles, local festivals, golf, East Lothian beaches abound
The views are sensational, the bedrooms full of charm and higgledy-piggledy beams. Sip Perigord Noir on the terrace and amble to the market
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