Welsh Coast and Country Cottages
Four newly converted barns situated in a courtyard on a 25 acre holding just 6 miles from both Aberystwyth and Devil's Bridge.
Four newly converted barns situated in a courtyard on a 25 acre holding just 6 miles from both Aberystwyth and Devil's Bridge.
Four newly converted barns situated in a courtyard on a 25 acre holding just 6 miles from both Aberystwyth and Devil's Bridge.
Four newly converted barns situated in a courtyard on a 25 acre holding just 6 miles from both Aberystwyth and Devil's Bridge.
There are two beaches within approximately 10 minute walk (3/4 of a mile) of this cottage which is set back from the road between Aberaeron and Aberystwyth. Llanrhystyd is a picturesque village with a post office/shop and a small supermarket, a church, pub and an open air market held once a week on a Tuesday. The Golf course is approximately 1 mile and has a restaurant/bar open to the public all year. There is also a restaurant/clubhouse open to the public during the summer months in the caravan site less than 15 mins walk from the cottage. This cottage is ideal for exploring Ceredigion and the many interesting towns including Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Lampeter, Tregaron and Devil's Bridge are all within a half hour drive or less and provide a whole host of things to see and do.
This well appointed bungalow with an indoor heated pool, sauna and Jacuzzi tub is just a few miles from Aberystwyth and Aberaeron. Llanilar is an attractive village with a village shop, post office and pub which serves food. There is plenty to do in the area for all tastes and ages. You could try a journey by steam train to Devils Bridge or a walk along the prom in Aberystwyth, visit one of the numerous beaches along the Ceredigion coastline or spot the resident dolphins at New Quay.
A delightful stone barn conversion with a HOT TUB and a mezzanine bedroom, this cottage provides very comfortable accommodation at any time of the year. Situated between Aberaeron and New Quay close to the Ceredigion Heritage coastline, there is a selection of clean beaches including Cwmtudu, New Quay, Tresaith and Penbryn close by. There are several good places to eat within a 5 mile radius of the cottage and numerous visitor attractions including Honey Farm, Bird of Prey centre, Coracle Centre, Cheese farm, Mills and a Steam Railway. Ideal for couples and small families.
This former mill-keeper's cottage enjoys an idyllic setting on the bank of the River Aeron about 4 miles from Aberaeron, Recently refurbished, it enjoys a superb countryside location and offers the visitor private fishing (sea trout and salmon) on the river, directly accessible from the property. The elegant Georgian planned town of Aberaeron, with its picturesque harbour and pastel-coloured houses, hosts a number of annual Summer Festivals including the Seafood Festival, Carnival and Festival of Welsh Cobs. There are several good restaurants and pubs offering excellent local food including freshly caught fish and Aberaeron's famous honey ice creams. Boat trips will take you around this incredibly beautiful stretch of heritage coastline and you could even spot the resident dolphins. There is a hotel with a restaurant and bar within half a mile. Tyglyn Gardens are a 10 minute walk from the cottage and are a haven of peace and tranquillity. Llanerchaeron, owned by the National Trust, is just half a mile away, and is a rare example of a self-sufficient 18th-century gentry estate, which has survived virtually unaltered.
The beauty of this property is the peace and seclusion provided by the extensive grounds which surround the cottage and which lead to the river bank. You can sit and read a book in the shade of the magnificent trees in the summer or snuggle up in the cottage enjoying the view during winter. This recently refurbished former mill enjoys a superb countryside location and offers the visitor private fishing (sea trout and salmon) on the River Aeron, directly accessible from the property. Only 4 miles from the elegant Georgian planned town of Aberaeron, with its picturesque harbour and pastel-coloured houses. Annual summer festivals include the Seafood Festival, Carnival and Festival of Welsh Cobs. From Aberaeron harbour you can take a trip to see the Cardigan Bay bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic grey seals or harbour porpoise. If you prefer something a little quieter, then the walled Tyglyn Gardens are a 10 minute walk from the cottage. There is a hotel with a restaurant and bar within half a mile. The nearby towns of New Quay (an old haunt of Dylan Thomas), Lampeter and Aberystwyth are well worth a visit as are the numerous unspoilt beaches and coves along the Ceredigion Heritage Coastline.
A semi-subterranean house built in a "Cliffside" location 200 metres above the sea near Cwmtydu with stunning coastal views over Cardigan Bay and Ynys Lochtyn through the picture windows. This house is truly amazing and offers a rare opportunity to enjoy an unrivalled location situated within its own 52 acres of SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) land with extensive flora and fauna. From the large picture windows you can look down on the bay watching dolphins, seals, sea birds as well as red kites and peregrine falcons or lobster boats and pleasure craft. On a clear day you can see Bardsey Island on the Lleyn peninsula. Cwmtydu beach is 1.5 miles by road, shorter if you walk the Coastal Path, which you can join from the property. You may not want to leave the property at all but if you do, the towns of Aberporth, Llangrannog, New Quay, Aberaeron and Cardigan are all close by. A long winding lane opens out onto the cliff top and leads you to this glorious location.
Situated just half a mile from the harbour and beach in New Quay where resident bottlenose dolphins are daily visitors, this large detached property, with sea views, makes a great holiday home from home. The house is within walking distance of restaurants and pubs and there are plenty of places of interest to visit in the area. The Ceredigion Heritage Coastline is truly beautiful and there are some superb walks just waiting to be taken. Aberaeron is a 10 minute drive, Cardigan 20 minutes and Aberystwyth half an hour.
In a stunning location overlooking Dolau beach, this delightful detached cottage offers sea views from 3 sides. New Quay is famous for its resident dolphins which are regularly spotted throughout the year. You can take boat trips from the quay out into Cardigan Bay. The town offers a good selection of pubs, eateries and shops befitting a seaside town. Dylan Thomas is reputed to have based some of his characters for Under Milk Wood on locals and the town is proud of its Maritime Heritage. Small boats can be launched from Dolau beach but those thinking of bringing a larger boat need to check with the Harbourmaster's Office.
Four single storey bungalows at this friendly family owned coastal park with direct access to a private beach and plenty to do both on site and in the area.
Four single storey bungalows at this friendly family owned coastal park with direct access to a private beach and plenty to do both on site and in the area.
Four single storey bungalows at this friendly family owned coastal park with direct access to a private beach and plenty to do both on site and in the area.
Four single storey bungalows at this friendly family owned coastal park with direct access to a private beach and plenty to do both on site and in the area.
This delightful retreat for two is situated in the village of Llanarth with views of the church from the back garden. Llanarth is between the seaside towns of New Quay (2 miles) where you can see the resident dolphins or take a boat trip, and Aberaeron (4 miles) with its pretty harbour and colourful Georgian houses. There is a pub and village shop within walking distance. Ceredigion offers plenty for visitors to see and do throughout the year.
This large restored farmhouse is situated just off the road from the seaside towns of New Quay (4m) to Aberaeron (4m). Both towns have a beach, harbour, good range of shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. There are day trips in Cardigan Bay to watch the resident dolphins and sometimes even rarer sea mammals. Llanarth is half a mile away and has a village store and a pub which serves good food. The house has recently been renovated to a high standard throughout.
This attractive cottage, the main part of which is nearly 300 years old, is tucked away along a short lane. The secluded grounds of about 3/4 of an acre are enclosed by trees, surrounded by pasture meadows, and provide a safe environment for families seeking a quiet holiday retreat. The Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire provide a backdrop to the views from the upstairs bedroom windows. Mwnt, a beautiful sandy National Trust beach, is just over a mile away, with access to superb coastal walks and many other coves and bays. The local wildlife, including the dolphins at Mwnt and a great variety of birds, butterflies and wild flowers, is a delight. In contrast, the busy market town of Cardigan is no more than 3 miles away and it is not much further along the Teifi Estuary to the interesting village of St Dogmaels. There are numerous local attractions, yet this stretch of coast remains relatively uncommercialised.
This lovely modern detached bungalow is in a splendid situation and, overlooking the National Trust headland at Mwnt, has spectacular views over Cardigan Bay. The property lies within easy walking distance of the Premier Award winning sandy beach at Mwnt and the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path. From the headland at Mwnt with its tiny Celtic church, dolphins, seals and choughs are a familiar sight. The adjacent rocky coastline is particularly popular for sea fishing. The bungalow is set among 20 acres of peaceful pasture land and guests are welcome to explore this and the surrounding beautiful countryside.
A wonderful view of the sea, right across Cardigan Bay, can be enjoyed from the rear of this carefully converted stone cottage, formerly a stable. The lovely sandy beach at Mwnt and the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path are approximately 10 minutes walk. Seals and dolphins are regularly sighted along this ruggedly beautiful coastline. The magnificent Premier Award beach and coast are owned and cared for by the National Trust.
A lovely sea view can be enjoyed from the lawn of this delightful cottage and you may even spot the dolphins which are frequent visitors to this spectacular stretch of coastline. Close to the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path. The beautiful award winning beach and dramatic National Trust headland are within easy walking distance. The surrounding lanes and countryside are enriched with a wealth of wildlife and flowers and lead to a host of activities available within easy driving distance.
Just 800 yards from one of the prettiest beaches in Wales, this semi-detached coastal cottage in a quiet, tranquil setting is surrounded by 20 acres of farm meadow. Close to the Cardigan Bay Coastal Path. This dramatic coastline is partly owned by the National Trust and dolphins, seals, buzzards and choughs are regular sights. Local activities include golf and fishing, with the Welsh Wildlife Centre and the market town of Cardigan a short drive away.
Stunning views of the cliffs, beaches and bay greet you at this imposing sea captain's house situated high on the bluff above Llangrannog. There are secret smugglers coves, towering cliffs and sheltered beaches along this dramatic stretch of Ceredigion's Heritage Coastline, as well as the resident Cardigan Bay dolphins. It is ideal for nature lovers and bird watchers. Whether you are looking for an energetic holiday or one where you can just sit in front of the fire looking at the views, this ground floor property enjoys a perfect location. The village and beach are just 200 yards away and offer pubs, a store and restaurants. The accommodation is on the ground floor of this Victorian house and is totally self contained, with its own access, garden and parking. The present owners, (four generations of whom have enjoyed holidays here), sometimes use the upper flat, which has a separate entrance.
Enjoying an absolutely stunning organic coastal farm location which is on National Trust land. This substantial National Trust wooden chalet house nestles comfortably in a dip above the cliffs and makes a very unusual and interesting location for a walking, bird watching or for a relaxing get away from it all holiday. There are two beaches, two pubs, restaurant and shop within walking distance of the chalet. The owners are willing to offer out of season reductions for smaller groups.
Situated just three hundred yards from the lovely sandy beach at Llangrannog and the village stores, two pubs and restaurant, this three storey mill cottage retains, and was featured in a "Lovejoy" episode because of its character. The lovely terraced south-facing rear garden contains a variety of interesting plants and shrubs, and enjoys a pretty and relaxing aspect down towards the river which runs by the end of the garden. Garden furniture is provided. There are steep steps leading to the garden which unfortunately make it unsuitable for toddlers. Llangrannog is situated on the Cardigan Heritage Coast, an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular scenery and many Coastal Paths, where dolphins and seals are frequently seen from cliff tops or nearby boat trips. There is also a cliff top dry ski slope in Llangrannog.
Just a short walk from the delightful sandy and safe beach at Tresaith, this semi-detached Swedish wooden lodge enjoys a stunning location. The lodge provides superb spacious well appointed accommodation which is a treat at any time of the year. Nearby there are pubs, restaurants and a selection of craft and village shops in Tresaith and Aberporth. The owners, who live next door, will provide you with a warm welcome.
Situated literally within a stones throw of the delightful beach at Tresaith, this detached single storey "colonial-style" bungalow, built in the 1950's provides an idyllic holiday location. The beach has golden sands, its own waterfall and is flanked by dramatic cliffs. A coastal walk leads you to more sandy beaches at Aberporth, Llangrannog and Penbryn. The village provides an Inn which serves food, a village shop, beach stores.
Recently completely renovated and refitted throughout to provide more space and comfort, Ffynnon Fair successfully combines modern and stylish facilities within a sensitively renovated house dating from the 1850s. Just 10 minutes walk from the sandy beach at Llangrannog, this delightful stone cottage offers superb contemporary accommodation whilst retaining its unique character and original features. There are some lovely coastal walks on the Ceredigion Heritage Coastline from Llangrannog and you may even be lucky enough to see the Cardigan Bay dolphins. The village has a shop, pub and restaurant and within easy driving distance are many other villages and towns such as Aberporth, Tresaith and Cardigan etc.
Just 5 minutes walk from the lovely beach and the pub at Tresaith and a short distance away from both Penbryn and Llangrannog beaches, this very comfortable semi-detached garden apartment makes a great getaway from it all. The owner lives in the main house and offers guests the shared use of her lovely well cared for garden, ideal for children?s play, with stream. Every effort has been made to provide the comforts that will make your holiday complete.
Situated just a short stroll from the beach, this delightful cottage makes an ideal location for a relaxing holiday. The heritage coastline with steep rugged cliffs, waterfall and long walks is magnificent, while the sheltered golden sands, shallow waters and rock pools at Tresaith beach are ideal for children. Within very short walking distance of the property is a popular pub with lovely sea views which serves good food. There are numerous attractions within easy driving distance, the village of Aberporth is just a mile away and Cardigan and Aberaeron are close-by.
Within ten minutes walk of two sandy, sheltered beaches at Aberporth, this spacious link-detached house with great sea views and in a quiet residential area makes an excellent holiday destination. Rock pools are exposed at low tide and red kites, buzzards and dolphins can often be seen in and around Aberporth Bay. Ceredigion's Heritage Coastline is absolutely breathtaking and the other coastal villages of Tresaith, New Quay and Llangrannog are within easy reach. The village has 3 pubs, a beach caf?, Chinese takeaway/chip shop and a village store. The accommodation is very well appointed and all rooms at the front of the house have sea views.
This detached cottage has fantastic sea views over the village of Aberporth and Cardigan Bay. It offers a great holiday base at any time of the year. Aberporth has two sandy beaches (one a Blue Flag beach) within a 5 minute downhill walk of the cottage as well as 2 pubs and a village store. The Ceredigion heritage coastline boasts some superb beaches and the chance to spot the resident dolphins. Cardigan is 6 miles away and has a large range of shops, restaurants, theatre, heritage centre etc. The picturesque seaside towns of New Quay and Aberaeron are within a half hour drive.
Situated just above the National Trust beach and ancient white-washed 14th century church at Mwnt, this lovely cottage, formerly a milking parlour, offers excellent accommodation. Cardigan Bay is well-known for its resident bottlenose dolphins and seals which are regularly spotted from Mwnt. The heritage coastline is superb and if you have had enough of walking there are numerous places of interest to visit both in Ceredigion and the neighbouring counties of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
Just above the picturesque white-washed church and sheltered west facing beach at Mwnt, this delightful cottage, formerly a cow shed, offers excellent contemporary accommodation. Cardigan Town is about 5 miles away and has a good selection of shops, galleries and pubs. There are numerous glorious beaches along this stretch of coast including Poppit, Patch, Tresaith, Aberporth, Penbryn and Llangrannog. There is a pub and restaurant at Gwbert as well as two golf courses.
Set overlooking a wooded valley a few miles from the coast and the beaches of Aberporth and Tresaith, this spacious barn conversion makes an ideal relaxing holiday retreat for all the family. There are ample woodland walks around the property where the wildlife abounds and in spring the wildflowers grow in profusion.
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Enjoying a lovely location just three quarters of a mile from the Ceredigion Heritage coastline Tresaith beach boasts golden sands and a waterfall. There are superb walks along the coastline passing caves and dramatic rock formations to Penbryn and Llangrannog beaches, you could be lucky enough to see the resident dolphins in Cardigan Bay. Nearby there are numerous visitor attractions for all ages from skiing on a dry slope to watching the butterflies at the local butterfly farm. Cardigan Town and Aberaeron are nearby and offer a range of individual shops and eating places. There is a pub which serves delicious food in the village.
This large stone and rendered house sits along a quiet country lane amongst open farmland a couple of miles from Mwnt beach. The property looks out across rolling pasture with fine views over the Teifi Estuary to Poppit beach and the hills of Pembrokeshire beyond. The nearby beach and boat club at "the Patch" and the coves of Gwbert are accessible by footpath or a 5 minute car ride away, making it an ideal location for a family holiday. The beach at Mwnt is owned and cared for by the National Trust, it is popular as the bottle nosed dolphins are often sighted in the sheltered bay.
A delightfully secluded town cottage, this property enjoys views of the River Teifi and St. Mary's Church. It is ideally placed in the historic town of Cardigan providing a peaceful location, within walking distance of all the town amenities including the Welsh Wildlife Centre and the Theatre Mwldan offering live shows and a cinema for those rare rainy days! There are six beaches and an 18-hole golf course within a short drive and this thriving market town offers two well-equipped leisure centres, a large indoor swimming pool, shops, restaurants and friendly pubs. Boat mooring and slipway within a few yards of the cottage.
This delightful stone cottage was once part of a monastery but has now been tastefully converted to a high standard. Llechryd is within walking distance and has a pub and village store as well as superb fishing on the banks of the River Teifi. Cardigan is within 2 miles and offers a wide range of pubs, shops and galleries. Poppit Sands are approximately 3 miles from the cottage and offer a superb stretch of sand backed by dunes and Blue Flag bathing. This cottage is ideally situated for proximity to attractions and beaches while providing a peaceful location from which to explore Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
Stunning sea views over Cardigan Bay are enjoyed from this newly renovated detached bungalow which enjoys a quiet location. Within a few minutes walk of the property are two golf courses, the beach and boat club at Patch sands and the restaurant and bar at the local hotel. Dolphins and seals are regularly spotted in the bay and Cardigan Island Farm Park is close by. There is also quad biking, archery, boating and grass boarding available locally for those of an adventurous nature. The property has been renovated to a high standard and is suitable for wheelchair users.
Just 100 yards from the stunning 14th Century Cilgerran Castle and the dramatic gorge, this comfortable detached bungalow provides an excellent base for a relaxing holiday. Canoe trips are available from the Gorge on the Teifi River, where you may be lucky enough to see a traditional coracle fisherman at his work. There are a selection of small shops and good pubs in the village including the Cardiff Arms which serves good food. Poppit Sands are just 5 miles away and Cardigan Market Town is 3 miles.
A picture perfect whitewashed cottage situated within walking distance of Cilgerran village and the River Teifi where you can still see coracle men fishing for salmon. Cilgerran has three pubs and a couple of village shops, there are more in nearby Cardigan Market Town which is just 5 miles away. Poppit Sands, which has a long sandy beach, is 7 miles away and there are numerous other coves and bays to explore. Woodland walks can be enjoyed right from the front door of this cottage and there are resident red kites for keen birdwatchers. Nearby are the superb Welsh Wildlife Centre on the Teifi Marshes and other attractions including Oakwood theme park and Folly Farm a little further afield.
Just 2 minutes walk from the High Street, this two storey loft style apartment offers a quiet retreat from the vibrant town of Cardigan, but with easy access to the shops, caf?s, pubs, restaurants and other amenities within the town such as the indoor market, theatre, library and swimming pool. It is ideally located for exploring the North Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay coastline where there are numerous coves and bays and even the chance of seeing the Cardigan Bay dolphins. There is a floating Indian restaurant 5 minutes walk away if you fancy something a little different.
This spacious detached colonial style bungalow is situated on the road which leads to the golf course and beach. There are plenty of facilities within walking distance including restaurants, pubs, shops, theatre, leisure centre, children's play park. Within a few minutes drive there are numerous beaches, golf, fishing and many local attractions. You may be lucky enough to see the resident dolphins in Cardigan Bay. The bungalow offers excellent accommodation in a very convenient location.
This detached dormer bungalow enjoys glorious views over Cardigan Bay to Poppit Sands and is less than 5 minutes walk from two hotels, one of which is a health spa, both open to non residents for food and drink. Cardigan Bay is famous for its dolphins, Patch beach and the Estuary are a pleasant half mile walk away and a haven for wildlife. Mwnt beach (National Trust) is a little further and well worth a visit. The Market Town of Cardigan is just over 2 miles away and has everything you could need - individual shops, galleries, banks and a theatre/cinema. There is an 18-hole golf course and a boat club within half a mile, open to non members.
This spacious detached former gardener's cottage is situated in its own 1 acre enclosed garden on the 300 acre Pantyderi Estate, which comprises park and working farmland. The Preseli Hills and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are both great for walkers. Newport, 6 miles, offers a good selection of eateries, individual shops and a great beach. Cardigan is 6 miles away & Crymych 2 miles, between them they have leisure centres, theatre/cinema, banks and a good range of shops. There are numerous attractions within easy driving distance and this makes an ideal base for exploring West Wales.
Situated half a mile outside Cardigan Town, this very pretty little cottage nestles in an acre of grounds in a dip on the road to Llechryd and the Teifi Valley. An attractive garden surrounds the cottage and there are numerous places of interest to visit close-by including the Cardigan Wildlife Centre, Mwnt beach, Poppit Sands plus Aberporth and New Quay where there are resident dolphins. Cardigan Town has a range of pubs, eateries, shops, galleries and an excellent theatre/cinema. The cottage is perfect for a couple or a small family.
Situated off the Cardigan road just over a mile from the Town, this spacious, well kept bungalow makes an excellent holiday home from home. Cardigan has a good range of shops, pubs, eateries, leisure centre and a thriving theatre/cinema. Poppit Sands are a 15 minute drive away and Mwnt beach with its delightful whitewashed church is 20 minutes drive. The Welsh Wildlife Park is across the river at Cilgerran and there are some lovely woodland walks just up the lane. Cenarth is close-by and offers superb fishing on the Teifi, you may also be lucky enough to see a coracle fisherman.