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Disabled Pet Friendly Cottages in Mid Wales and the Brecon Beacons

Found 3 exact matches Found 2 partial matches

Accessible Bungalows

Countryside
Pet Friendly
Available now
Self Catering
Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
Cottages, Bungalows

This property along with two other holiday cottages is situated in eight acres of beautiful countryside with woodland walks all around. Plenty of wildlife and ideal for bird-watching, walking or touring Mid Wales. You can watch the birds from your breakfast table.

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Accessible Countryside Cottage

Countryside
Pet Friendly
Available now
Self Catering
Sleeps 6
3 bedrooms
Cottages, Bungalows

This property along with x2 other holiday cottages are situated in eight acres of beautiful countryside with woodland walks all around, plenty of wildlife and is ideal for bird-watching, walking or touring Mid Wales. You can watch the birds from your breakfast table.

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Accessible Bungalow

Countryside
Pet Friendly
Available now
Self Catering
Sleeps 6
3 bedrooms
Cottages, Bungalows

This property along with two other holiday cottages is situated in eight acres of beautiful countryside with woodland walks all around.

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Partial Matches (some facilities can be arranged separately)

Cysgod-y-coed

Pet Friendly
Available now
Self Catering
Sleeps 4
2 bedrooms
Cottages
4 Stars

Surrounded by 60 acres of farmland, this pretty, traditional cottage offers comfortable accommodation for four.

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Stabal Pant y Lludw

Countryside
Beach Holidays
Pet Friendly
Available now
Self Catering
Sleeps 6
3 bedrooms
Cottages
4 Stars

This cottage for six near Machynlleth and Snowdonia is pet-friendly and offers disabled access holidays in a peaceful, secluded and truly picturesque setting.

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Disabled Pet Friendly Cottages in Mid Wales and the Brecon Beacons