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
Pristine and elegant rural farmhouse with sophisticated interiors and lovely owners who go the extra mile to make your stay special
After trekking Offa's Dyke, return to a cosy wood-burner stocked with logs and a sumptuous bed - you'll love this country retreat for two
A super Georgian cottage with its own private garden, very comfortable bedrooms and acres of bird-filled grounds to explore
At the heart of fascinating Palermo, splendid aristocratic hosts welcome you to their historic family mansion filled with heirlooms
Free-spirited travellers rejoice! A super house on a volcanic Sicilian island – hike, sail, dive & immerse yourself in local life
The living is easy here: laze in the subtropical garden, float in the saltwater pool, let the kids play and meet other guests over dinner
Sleek modern interiors now grace this ancient building with architectural joys, a courtyard garden and rooftop terrace with views
Restored 18th-century farm building surrounded by countryside, with a good pub a short walk away and Lake Windermere a ten-minute drive
Idyllic cottage hidden in deepest, foodiest Somerset - bask on your own patio among roses and sweet peas. Bring bikes - loads to explore
Once a pub, now a friendly home for relaxed gatherings of families or friends, with oodles of space, lots to do and pretty riverside walks
An architect-designed bolthole with two art galleries, a restaurant, studios and a paper mill by the seaside - a Sawday’s Community Champion
Lovely old manor house and clever garden with a relaxed, happy vibe and home-baked or homegrown treats on arrival and at breakfasts
Beautiful architecture, amazing wine cellars, great food, and hosts with an infectious enthusiasm for classical music. Lovely French B&B
A deeply thoughtful conversion of an old Presbyterian church with wonderful watery views, much wildlife and plenty of space for joyful times
Loved by estate-workers, visitors, well-heeled locals, and walkers, this spruced-up pub is a friendly launchpad for Chatsworth
Come to the dramatic Côtes-d'Armor and three charming gîtes perched on the cliffs, just a short stroll down to the beach
Stylish steading where clean architectural lines meet Scottish agricultural heritage with some mid-century magic in the mix
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