Situated just outside the historic mining village of Cwmystwyth within a picturesque valley following the river Ystwyth, enjoy breathtaking views along the valley from this countryside bolthole that offers a welcome escape from everyday life to the natural beauty of rural West Wales. Enjoy a peaceful moment watching the stream as it gently flows by. The soothing sound of the water and the serene surroundings create a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection.
Tucked away in an enviable position surrounded by picturesque scenery, retire to this beautifully presented reverse-style annexe after a day’s adventure and feel as though you’ve stepped into a peaceful ranch, boasting wood-clad walls, sloping ceilings and exposed beams. For the best far-reaching views along the valley floor, head upstairs to the open-plan living/kitchen/dining room to rustle up a delicious locally sourced meal in the kitchen and catch the most wonderful sunsets relaxing on the sofa beside the large picture window. As day turns to dusk, head downstairs to choose between two characterful bedrooms for a well-earned rest before tomorrow’s big adventure. Make the most of the incredible scenery by dining alfresco in the decked area before exploring the expansive gardens surrounding you.
Nestled in a picturesque valley on a narrow mountain road, the historic mining village of Cwmystwyth just over a mile away is home to the largest metal mines in North Ceredigion, offering a peaceful and unique landscape to explore. Lace up your walking boots to join up with the Glyndwr Way walking trail passing through the village to carve your way through the open moorland, rolling farmland, woodland and forests of mid-Wales, or closer to home spot glimpses of the remains of Cwmystwyth Lead Mine Workings (1 mile) and marvel at the cascading waterfalls surrounding it. For a taste of the coast, the Victorian seaside town of Aberystwyth can be reached within 18 miles.