A beautiful renovated stone cottage in a peaceful village location with the local pub across the road. What more could you want from a holiday?

The interior is extremely cosy, with original features such as exposed stonework and beams, and you will be warm and cosy as you relax by the multi-fuel burner. The modern and bright kitchen/dining room is very well-equipped and includes a dishwasher and a coffee pod machine. Upstairs there are two characterful bedrooms, a double en-suite, and a twin room for children with a DVD player, bed guard and night light, each with a TV.

The lovely enclosed garden looks out onto fields beyond and the raised patio is the ideal spot to enjoy the views with a morning coffee and watch the Red Kites and Wild Geese or evening glass of wine watching the sun going down or star-spotting.

The accommodation

The cottage sleeps 2 adults in a double en-suite (toilet / handbasin) and two children in a twin room (bed sizes 2ft 6ins x 6ft and 2ft 6in x 5ft 3in). The bedrooms have FreeSat tv, and there is a dvd player in the twin room. The kitchen is well equipped with all mod cons and anything that you would require to cook a meal, or you can visit the pub which is open for evening meals and Sunday lunch. The living room is a room where you can relax and watch the 45" smart tv, on which you can access Netflix with your own account.

The location

Y Bwthyn is located 6 miles from the Ceredigion Coast, with local sandy beaches of New Quay, Llangrannog, Penbryn and Tresaith, all within 10 mins drive, or on foot you fancy. Aberaeron is the place to visit with lovely relaxing walks along the river or the harbour. Llanerchaeron National Trust Mansion is within a short drive, as well as Cardigan and the university towns of Lampeter and Aberystwyth. Take the Steam train to Devils Bridge or, if you feel energetic, climb Constitution Hill for a fabulous view over the bay.

Guest comments

5* reviews from all agencies

Graded Visit Wales March 2024