Cenarth and Newcastle Emlyn Area Cottages

This character cottage is set in the grounds of a 17th Century Flour Mill overlooking the Falls, in the small Welsh conservation village of Cenarth.

Cenarth is famous for its falls and salmon leap, the village has developed around these features. This is an ideal venue for fishermen, permits and licences can be obtained locally from the village shop ......

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This Old School House nestles deep in the heart of rural countryside, at the edge of the quiet village of Rhydlewis.

The property is within easy driving distance of a selection of sandy beaches along this popular area of Cardiganshire coastline, Llangrannog, Tresaith, New Quay and Aberporth offer safe bathing and are extremely popular for water sport ......

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Enjoying an idyllic and peaceful location at one of Carmarthenshire's newest and most exciting Golf Courses, this barn conversion make an ideal holiday retreat. The cottage has recently been renovated to a high standard.

Located in the well-kept grounds of the golf course is a coarse fishing lake, which is well stocked and can be fished by holidaymakers by prior consent with the owners. Guests with golfing experience are offered one free round of golf on the course ......

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The cottage has recently been renovated to a high standard - Barn Conversion Within a 20-minute drive of the cottages, there are many beaches and coves, ideal for exploring, walking and swimming (some have Blue Flag status).

Within walking distance of the cottages (about half a mile) is the village of Saron there is a friendly pub which serves good food and village store, ten minutes drive away you will find a restaurant and leisure centre ......

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The cottage has recently been renovated to a high standard - Barn Conversion.

The nearby towns of Llandysul, Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn provide good shopping, galleries, restaurants, supermarkets and banks ......

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