Y Granar Coch Gallery
Y Granar Coch
Llithfaen, GwyneddA converted old granary next to a traditional Welsh longhouse in a deeply rural setting for unfussy nature lovers
A converted old granary next to a traditional Welsh longhouse in a deeply rural setting for unfussy nature lovers
A 17th-century traditional Welsh longhouse in a very sheltered spot facing south and with a pretty garden surrounded by fields and meadows
A joy for foodies, peace seekers and lovers of period architecture… note the Honduran mahogany banister with inlaid jet and pearl
Delightful hamlet of beautifully restored cottages with a pool, surrounded by fields, forest and deer. The perfect spot for a digital detox
Garden and mountain views from this pretty villa for two - Lake Como shimmers below. Pick up morning pastries in picturesque Mezzegra
A stunner of a setting for this restored croft house with long views to a sparkling loch and a lively village nearby. Good beaches too
A gorgeous inn lost in lush country with hammocks in the garden, sofas in the drawing room and lovely local food in the popular restaurant
Come for good architecture, thoughtful design and much space for relaxing: swimming, massages, hammam and sauna, beautiful bedrooms
A 200-year-old typical Mallorcan house with wooden beams, tiled floors, a view-filled garden and a big pool in beautiful Sóller
Be inspired by hilltop views, unwind in beamed rooms by huge fireplaces or scramble down to the beach for family adventures
Lovely views over the river Anglin from the large windows of this old industrial-like building, once used for honey production on the estate
A delightful eyrie surrounded by water, forest, wildflowers in spring and summer, views to distant islands - just a short stroll to Ullapool
A privately-owned cottage, full of interesting things, on tranquil farmland within the NT Stackpole Estate a 20-minute walk to the coast
For families who love a Great British beach holiday, this beach-side cottage on Hayling Island near Portsmouth is just the ticket
Romantic cottage within 25 acres of fields, garden and orchard with fresh veg to pick, wellies for walking and animals roaming the farm
Once a shooting lodge, this stand-alone big building was part of a medieval estate and you can still see the grassy mount and dungeon tower
An attractive, sympathetic barn conversion, full of light, pleasingly uncluttered and hidden down a lane in stunningly beautiful countryside
A beautiful, homely place for groups and families with views of the Pyrenees from the garden and terrace - the perfect spot for sundowners
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