Ty Gwanwyn

Rating
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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* Based on a combined average customer score

5 Customer Review(s)

“Was a beautiful cottage with a stunning garden, only thing we saw quite a few cockroaches.”

But is in the beautiful countryside

But is in the beautiful countryside

- Mrs Ahern, July 2021
Mr Knight July 2021

“The cottage is in a lovely peaceful location with excellent access to local beaches and coastal walks.”

It could be fantastic if two things were fixed. 1. Replacing the tired/worn out furniture eg double bed mattress, sofa and arm chairs and 2. Tackling the clothes moth problem in the house. The décor is basic which is fine, but once again could be so much better with a little more TLC.

- Mr Knight, July 2021
Ms Bradford June 2021

“Wonderful tranquil break.”

Loved the seclusion.

- Ms Bradford, June 2021
Mr Potter June 2021

“They charge too much , maybe that’s why it’s not fully booked ...”

They charge too much , maybe that’s why it’s not fully booked Cottage needs a dam good clean top to bottom, especially with covid

- Mr Potter, June 2021
Mrs Selwood May 2021

“We really enjoyed our holiday at the cottage and looked to rebook, but the price has been inflated so much that we are unable to.”

- Mrs Selwood, May 2021
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The property

This simple and unfussy house, the main part of which is nearly 300 years old, is tucked away along a short private lane.

The secluded grounds of about 1/2 an acre are enclosed by trees, surrounded by pasture meadows and provide a safe environment for families seeking a quiet holiday retreat.

The nearby Pembrokeshire Preseli hills 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 Cardigan Bay and a great variety of birds, butterflies and wild flowers, are a delight.

In contrast, the busy market town of Cardigan is no more than 3 miles away and just the other side of the Teifi estuary is the interesting village of St Dogmaels.

There are numerous local attractions,including the recently restored Cardigan Castle, now open to the public, yet this stretch of coast remains relatively un-commercialised.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x Children’s Bunks/Single
Ground Floor Bathroom, with bath with electric shower over and basin
Separate WC
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with feature fireplace with electric fire
Electric central heating
Electric built in cooker with ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine (in cupboard in bathroom), dishwasher, TV, radio CD player, WiFi, wide selection of books
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Ample off road parking
Lawn with mature trees and space for children to play
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 3 miles
Note: One dog welcome (additional charge applies) but must be kept under control, as grazing animals in neighbouring fields
Note: Please bring your own beach towels

About the location

CARDIGAN

Aberaeron 17 miles; Fishguard 22 miles; Carmarthen 30 miles; Tenby 33 miles; Aberystwyth 35 miles.

The bustling market town of Cardigan in Ceredigion is set on the River Teifi and offers an array of shops, both unique local producers and larger chain stores, as well as tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and an impressive ruined castle. Surrounding Cardigan is beautiful countryside, whilst the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline is just a few miles away. You have the opportunity to visit the Cardigan Island Farm Park, wonderful Blue Flag sandy beaches like the National Trust beach Mwnt, take a boat trip to spot dolphins and seals, or horse riding at the friendly Dyfed Riding Centre. For keen cyclists take a trip on the National Cycle Route, Number 82. The nearby Preseli Mountains offer wonderful walking and cycling, with some stunning views and an ancient stone monument. Within driving distance is the town of Carmarthen, Dylan Thomas' Boat House in Laugharne, Oakwood Theme Park, Blue Lagoon indoor waterpark, Folly Farm Zoo and the Welsh Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran, as well as an array of castles, mills and craft centres. Cardigan is an excellent base for exploring this part of Wales.

Note: One dog welcome (additional charge applies) but must be kept under control, as grazing animals in neighbouring fields.
Note: Please bring your own beach towels.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Mwnt, Cardigan, Ceredigion, Mid Wales & Cardigan Bay (Ref. 1035451)

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Reviews & Ratings

“Was a beautiful cottage with a stunning garden, only thing we saw quite a few cockroaches.”

“The cottage is in a lovely peaceful location with excellent access to local beaches and coastal walks.”

“Wonderful tranquil break.”

“They charge too much , maybe that’s why it’s not fully booked ...”

“We really enjoyed our holiday at the cottage and looked to rebook, but the price has been inflated so much that we are unable to.”

The property

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About the location

CARDIGAN