Self catering holiday accommodation in Powys, UK Wales - Self catering holiday cottages to rent - Book direct

Relax and unwind in a sumptuous five star 17th century barns with all the mod cons . Set in beautiful countryside, ideal for families, couples or small groups. Nestled on the bank of the river Tanat where you can fish, canoe, paddle and enjoy all the local ameniites.

Sleeps 8. A newly built property close to the Brecon Beacons, but built in the old style using old oak for the doors, windows, stairs and exterior gables and porch.

Spacious and welcoming, with accommodation for eight people over four bedrooms, this dormer bungalow in Llangynog enjoys some mountain views and is close to pubs serving food.

Located in a tiny hamlet and surrounded by glorious countryside, this property offers spacious and comfortable accommodation with four bedrooms and a well established garden for summer ball games, alfresco dining or simply relaxing with a good book in the sun.

Sleeps 8. This is a substantial four bedroomed family house set below the picturesque Talybont Reservoir.

A fabulous luxury Cottage with hot tub, perfect for holidays in Brecon Beacons.Built as an eco-lodge with a classic timber look it offers panoramic views across the valley and up towards the spectacular Llyn-y -Fan. With walks from the doorstep and private fishing.

Sleeps 9. "Aubreys" is named after the owners father, the cottage was originally a 250 year old farm workers cottage, now converted to a comfortable and spacious four bedroom house all with en suite shower rooms in all the bedrooms

Llangain Farmhouse is (like its neighbour Bullens Bank) one of the most spectacularly located holiday cottages we have ever seen. Situated on a hill overlooking the Wye Valley, you can literally stand awe struck at this utterly magical view.

A Large, Luxury Self-Catering Farmhouse in Mid Wales with a Hot Tub in the garden - perfect for larger families, groups of friends and reunions.

Ty Canol cottage has a hot tub and offers large, luxury accommodation near Builth Wells in the historical village of Cilmeri, Mid Wales.