Luxury Cottages in North Wales

This wonderful converted stone outbuilding is located just outside the village of Chwilog on the Llyn Peninsula.

A luxurious detached cottage, surrounded by countryside.

A lovely beach apartment situated in the village of Benllech, Island of Anglesey.

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Criw is an impressive, pet-friendly house located in Bryncroes, Gwynedd, featuring a woodburning stove, hot tub, and picturesque countryside views.

A lovely, traditional Welsh cottage resting at an elevated position in Mynydd Nefyn near Nefyn, Gwynedd.

A superb, detached coastal cottage with luxury, open plan living accommodation a short stroll from Red Wharf Bay.

A beautiful barn conversion settled in the North Wales countryside near Corwen.

Refurbished to the highest standard with full central heatin

A large four-bedroom holiday home resting in Benllech, Anglesey.

Y Stabl is a remarkable stone-built house with a warming woodburning stove and en-suite facilities, with exceptional rural vistas in Glasfryn, Conwy.

Superb detached barn conversion offering upside down accommodation.

This stunning detached former farmhouse rests on the outskirts of Maerdy near Corwen, Denbighshire.

Craig y Don is a spectacular three-storey abode located in Glyngarth near Llandegfan in Anglesey, enjoying Eryri mountain views and a pet-friendly policy.

Lligwy Beach Cottage is the ultimate in New England style and offers immaculate, open-plan accommodation ideal for families and is close to the beach with unrivalled sea views.

Bryn Howell Stables is a gorgeous, detached barn conversion in Trevor, Wrexham, boasting a woodburning stove, enclosed garden, and off-road parking.

This is a spectacular Grade II listed country house and adjacent cottage in Snowdonia.

Set within 20 acres of land, this captivating cottage is perfect for your family getaway to Wales.

An exquisite semi-detached cottage in the seaside village of Aberdaron on the Llyn Peninsula.

This is a mid-terrace property set over four floors overlooking the seafront in Criccieth, Gwynedd.