Cottages in Mid Wales and the English Borders

Steeped in history with a rich industrial past where Wales and England meet. The River Wye (SSSi) is considered one of the best areas for salmon fishing in Wales. Try wonderful pony trekking in the black mountains with far reaching views of rugged escarpments and open moorland or choose paragliding and hang gliding from Blorenge Mountain.
Lively historic market towns such as Brecon (jazz festival), Abergevenny, Ross on Wye and Monmouth feature feature a variety of architecture, theatres, festivals, shops, cafe’s, gardens, parks, markets with close proximity to the picturesque landscape.
Hay on Wye the world famous self styled book capital of Wales specialises in secondhand and antiquarian books and hosts an annual prestigious literary festival.
Further north the Mid wales valleys inspiring mountains, fertile undulating hills and vales, remote moorlands lakes and waterfalls are all within easy reach of the Midlands and North East the slow pace of life lends itself to walking, fishing, cycling, pony trekking and unhurried motoring. A welcome break from the more frenetic pace of life in England.