Tregoyd Estate - Pen-y-Cwm Gallery
Tregoyd Estate - Pen-y-Cwm
Hay-on-Wye, PowysUp and away to a truly wild Welsh experience from this ancient stone house sitting on a ridge, with stunning valley and mountain views
Up and away to a truly wild Welsh experience from this ancient stone house sitting on a ridge, with stunning valley and mountain views
Swim in the pool overlooking vineyards, try the wines and oil made onsite, get cosy by log fires or head to the nearby beach
Bedrooms have seersucker linen, doors open to the countryside and Beaune is a hop away. David and Niels ensure a memorable stay
A sweet bolthole around a courtyard on a smallholding, extremely comfortable, bright and spacious inside and with a communal garden
A lovely listed cottage, just stumbling distance from a good pub in a quiet village surrounded by spectacular walking and cycling country
Weaving medieval magic, this dreamy hideaway is an ideal base for nature-loving gourmands to explore the region
Gather your loved ones and come for colourful, exuberant interiors, an absolutely gorgeous covered veranda and a pool with moveable floor
Converted stables on a fruitful and beautiful estate with gardens, sculpture walks, wildflower meadows and a farm-to-fork restaurant
B&B rooms, some with kitchenettes, in a lush garden setting with a river running behind. The pretty village is on your doorstep
Surrounded by its vineyards, a Tuscan villa for a memorable, stylish treat of a stay - a sophisticated décor and opulence at every turn
Be spoiled in this large stone house, with sumptuous bedrooms, thoughtful breakfasts and a verdant garden, just minutes from the city
Beautiful Noto is 4 miles from the Ionian Sea, and this creative renovation, with lush garden, stands above the throng. Heaven in Sicily
There's a pared-back unforced elegance to this stone barn sitting quietly in its own grounds beside a cobbled courtyard awash with roses
Sleek modern interiors now grace this ancient building with architectural joys, a courtyard garden and rooftop terrace with views
Magical sunshine-filled grounds with olive trees, palms, cacti and carob surround the charmingly-coloured stone of these 1750 farm buildings
Character and quirk in old and new design and furnishing – private terraces, a shared pool, great walking, cycling and wine-tasting
Wide views over the trees to the glittering loch and the hills beyond will mesmerise; interiors are calm, uncluttered and generous
A 1750s farmhouse with a comfortable, informal feel resting in woodland. You're near to iconic tourist spots but hiding in the quiet woods
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