Brimming with period charm, this lovingly restored former woollen mill is the ultimate peaceful retreat, perfect for couples and small families craving an escape to the rolling countryside and stunning coastline of West Wales.
The roaring coal-effect electric fire, ceiling beams and sumptuous soft furnishings create a true warmth in the cosy lounge that invites tired travellers to unwind at the end of a busy day. Reminiscent of a rustic farmhouse with its delightful cottage-style decor, the kitchen/diner will capture your imagination, inspiring you to get creative with your fantastic local produce before planning tomorrow’s adventure seated around the charming dining table. Retaining much of the original mill’s period charm and character, both double bedrooms upstairs offer a haven of tranquillity to retire to; large picture windows frame stunning views to wake up to before beginning your next adventure with an invigorating shower in the contemporary family shower room. Outside, make the most of your stunning surroundings by dining alfresco on the private patio before venturing around the shared grounds to discover a wonderful lawn, established borders, and a raised deck overlooking a stream – the perfect picnic spot.
This idyllic location halfway between the market towns of Newcastle Emlyn (4.5 miles), with its variety of independent shops, pubs and cafes, and Llandysul (5.5 miles), which is steeped in history and Welsh culture, is a haven for outdoor explorers. Those who love life on the water can discover the Teifi River (12 miles) and Ffynone Waterfalls (11 miles) or jump aboard a boat trip from the bustling harbour at New Quay 18.5 miles away. Enjoy a traditional day at the seaside along the sandy shores of the magnificent Cardigan Bay coastline at Aberporth (13.5 miles), Llangrannog (13 miles), New Quay (18.5 miles) or Aberaeron (21 miles).