Holiday houses in Treharris

The Pathfinder's Retreat - House for 2 - 3 guests

A charming 1-bed miner's cottage (sleeps 2/3) nestled in a peaceful, hilly valley - surrounded by woodland, wildflower meadows and pastures grazed by sheep, cattle and wild ponies. Perfect for a romantic countryside retreat with year-round appeal - blossoming spring, green hills covered with wild berries and herbs in summer, golden autumn, and crisp winter air with amazingly starry skies. Also on the doorstep: Waterfall Country, hiking, cycling, indoor rock climbing and paragliding opportunities

Modern and Cosy Valley's Home

Enjoy a stay at our lovely modern and quirky terrace house in the Welsh Valleys. The house is in a central location for outdoor adventure lovers with plenty of hiking spots and mountain bike trails a short distance away. History buffs will find numerous interesting sites to visit nearby. If you are looking for some where peaceful to work there is a dedicated office space and wifi. The train station is a 4 minute drive up the road for an easy commute into Newport or Cardiff. Amenities nearby.

Quiet Retreat with peaceful surroundings, parking

Our cottage is a lounge/Kitchen that is light & airy with French doors leading to the patio, I supply milk, Tea, coffee, sugar, cereal, cake, biscuits, We have a washing machine & Tumble dryer in the kitchen, These are NOT for use of one Night Stays, Only for guests staying 4 days or longer. Upstairs, double bedroom, TV, Hairdryer, wardrobe, hangers, bedside cabinets lamps, Iron & ironing Board. Bathroom bath & overhead shower, I supply Towels, shower gel, shampoo & conditioner & toilet rolls,

Cozy Welsh Cottage|BikePark Wales & Valleys Trails

Welcome to this charming 2-bed stone cottage with an enclosed garden. An ideal location for families, tourists, or contractors looking to establish in South Wales. Whether you plan to explore the Brecon Beacons or utilize the excellent transport links to visit Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, this accommodation serves as a perfect base. Plan your perfect trip to see attractions like Caerphilly Castle, Pen y Fan, Bike Park Wales, or Porthcawl Beach, this accommodation is the perfect choice for you.

Private BedHaus Annex Opposite Caerphilly Castle

Opposite Caerphilly Castle. Self Contained Private Annex, Large Room, With Garden View. En Suite Shower + WC, 2 Single Beds, High Speed WiFi. High Ceiling. Use Garden, Portable Air Con Easy To Find Location, On Street Parking, Town Centre & Supermarket Walkable, Visitors Centre, Pubs and Restaurants. Uber Ride /Delivery, 2 Railway Stations & Bus Routes. Park and Sports Field for PT,Jogging Outdoor Gym,Tennis Court, Quiet Area . Train to Cardiff 25mins every 30mins Post Office walkable

Make your self at home, bike park wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Welcome to our spacious 3-bedroom home in Merthyr Vale, perfect for families and groups of up to 10 guests. Located close to Bike Park Wales and the stunning Brecon Beacons, this house is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy the convenience of a downstairs toilet, an upstairs bathroom, and a separate Ensuite. Relax in the garden during summer evenings and take advantage of off-road parking. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, our home offers the perfect base for your stay.

James' Place @ Brynawel - The Rafters

Flexible accommodation to suit your needs. At James' Place we can offer you either a double room or 2 fully equipped studios with the added benefit of your own kitchen. Expect quality affordable accommodation that suits you. Brynawel is a beautiful Victorian house next to Thomastown Park and has stunning views over the Merthyr valley. Brynawel is a very short walk to Merthyr Tydfil town centre, the train and bus station, but far enough away for you to have a peaceful retreat.

The Nook & Cranny @ Berthlywd

The spacious Nook and Cranny suits families, city sightseers and activity adventurers. Set in a rural spot, but close to the A470 and Quakers Yard Train Station, on the South Wales Metro. Halfway between Cardiff City Centre and Pen y Fan, we are ideally suited for a weekend in the bright lights of Cardiff, or the stunning dark skies of the Beacons. Locally we are within walking distance to several cosy pubs that serve food, a convenience store and the Taff Trail Cycle Path.

The Barn a hideaway in picturesque village

Nestled in the cute village of Bedlinog, our one bedroom property recently refurbish to high standard in beautiful surroundings, with easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Sleeps 2/4 people with one double bed upstairs and one sofa bed in the living room. Outsdie has a small courtyard. Offers a perfect base to enjoy the best of south wales like a less then 15 minutes drive from the base of Pen Y Fan and and 25 minutes from Ystradfellte four water falls.

Apartment 1 - The Tynte

The apartment is suitable for a couples or for a single travellers. It is very cosy and comfortable space, fully designed and furnished with luxury in mind. Kitchenette includes small fridge, electric stove, microwave and all necessary cutlery to prepare and enjoy your food. The bathroom consists of a large shower, sink and toilet. Liquid soap and shower gel is included. It sleeps up to 2 people in a double bed . Sheets, blankets, towels and linen is included

Self-contained Mountain-top Retreat

Bwthyn Bach (little cottage) is our beautiful, self-contained studio, boasting incredible sunset views of the Brecon Beacons and Pen-y-Fan from your bedside. It’s perfect for a relaxing getaway, with patio and garden facilities accessible. Breakfast basics are included with fresh eggs from our hens when available Please be aware that this is only accessible by a single tarmac track that winds up the mountain. Access in the winter can be limited.

Coronation House Merthyr, Brecon, Bike Park Wales

Coronation House is a typical Welsh terrace in the historical mining village of Aberfan. Just a short drive from Bike Park Wales and exploring the Brecon Beacons and South Wales. Aberfan is a former coal mining village in the Taff Valley 4 mi (6 km) south of the town of Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. It also has history with the Aberfan disaster. The Aberfan disaster was the catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip on 21 October 1966.