Your search returned 5 cottages.
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1920's to 1950's style house on Borth Beach. Kitchen & open fire, utility. Dining/sitting area. 2 x sitting rooms. 2 log stoves. Boat deck. Walk to shops, pub and eateries. (Ref. 1036123)
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7 nights from £480
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- Sleeps4
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Pretty, cosy Welsh stone cottage on a rocky bank of the river Dulas. Comfortable and spacious open plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with beamed ceiling and open fire / woodburner. Aberdovey beach 11.6 miles Centre for Alternative Technology 5 mile (Ref. 1035594)
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7 nights from £368
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- Sleeps5
- Bedrooms3
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Spacious cottage in Llanrhystud between Aberaeron and Aberystwyth. Walking distance to pub, shop and beach. Ideal base for exploring this area of west Wales. (Ref. 1036064)
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7 nights from £359
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- Sleeps8
- Bedrooms4
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Three storey Georgian house in Aberarth. Two Kitchen/living & dining rooms. Terraced garden/patio & deck. Walk to beach, coast path & Aberaeron. Explore Cardigan Bay and coast. (Ref. 1035678)
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7 nights from £524
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Barn Conversion in Snowdonia National Park. Open plan kitchen/dining & sitting room. King size with deck. Woodland, valley & mountain walks. Machynlleth & Dolgellau nearby. (Ref. 1036369)
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7 nights from £479
Self Catering Accommodation in Aberaeron, Aberarth, Borth, Cross Inn, Lampeter, Llanon, Llanrhystyd, Llangrannog & New Quay
Our current selection includes properties in the Towns and Villages of Aberaeron, Aberarth, Borth, Cross Inn, Lampeter, Llanon, Llanrhystud, Llangrannog & New Quay.
There are some great beaches to visit - a must is Ynlyslas with about 1.5 miles of beach backed by some huge sand dunes. Other notable beaches include Tanybwlch at Aberystwyth, Llanrhystud, and New Quay.
A trip to the Victorian seaside town of Aberystwyth is a must - you can journey up the cliff in the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway, take a journey to Devil's Bridge on the Vale of Rheidol Railway or just amble along the Victorian promenade eating fish and chips.