Offering a rustic and endlessly spacious interior with room for all the family, enjoy the true beauty of the magical Aberystwyth coastline and Ceredigion countryside at this stone-built getaway nestled peacefully on a beautiful farm with direct access to the nearby coastal path.
You won’t have to tear yourself away from your picturesque countryside surroundings for long as you hunker down in the sunroom to relax on the sofas perfectly placed to admire superb views across the rolling countryside. As the cooler evening air settles, fire up the roaring wood burner housed inside an exposed brickwork fireplace in the open-plan lounge/dining room and gather the gang for the ultimate games night around the dining table. Before bed, grab the local produce you’ve collected and rustle up a hearty meal in the spacious kitchen/diner, which also features a TV, to feed the crowd. As day turns to dusk, you’re spoilt for choice with one bedroom on the ground floor and a further four homely bedrooms on the first floor to call your own, including a king-size bedroom with its own TV. Outside, enjoy watching the sunset over the hills from the comfort of the hot tub or dine alfresco on the patio whilst the children enjoy the large lawn, swing set and trampoline.
Home to some of the best local produce West Wales has to offer, Aberystwyth (4 miles) offers everything you’d expect to see in a seaside town; a cliff railway (5 miles), sandy beach, Victorian promenade and pier. Acquaint yourself with the area by exploring the splendid walking and cycling trails in and around the villages surrounding the nearby Cambrian Mountains, taking in the irresistible Welsh countryside along your journey. Hop aboard the Edwardian Vale of Rheidol Railway 4 miles away and travel through wide open fields, woodland and rugged mountain scenery to reach Devils Bridge (13 miles) and its breathtaking waterfalls.