Ideally situated between the coast and rugged mountainous countryside, this characterful cottage makes for a wonderful base for adventurous couples. The interiors are a mixture of reclaimed wood and exposed stone which come together to create a warm and welcoming holiday home where you can switch off and unwind. Venture to the coast with Aberystwyth, located 12 miles from the front door, where you’ll find traditional seaside treats along the sand and shingle shore for a memorable day out.
Exuding warmth from the moment you step inside, the living room offers a cosy spot where you can sprawl out on the sofa and spend time with your loved one. A beautiful writing desk can be found in one corner where you can sit and read a book, or pen a story of your own. For mealtimes, there is a four-seater dining table which doubles as a perfect spot for an evening of board games. Through the stone archway is the quaint kitchen which is filled with natural light from the skylight, adding to the bright, airy space where you can cook up meals and prepare snacks during your stay. Upstairs is the bedroom, furnished with a sumptuous king-size bed beneath a beamed ceiling. This room showcases the seamless blend of old with new which can be seen throughout and ensures a good night’s rest. Outside, you’ll be able to make the most of the sunshine with a coffee on the patio, or a meal alfresco cooked up on the charcoal BBQ while soaking in the serenity of your surroundings.
Along the coast are a number of wonderful spots to visit, including Aberaeron (15 miles) for its pretty harbour and New Quay (23 miles) for its dolphin spotting boat trips. One of the best ways to explore the Welsh coast is on the Ceredigion Coast Path which stretches for 60 miles in total between the Dyfi and Teifi estuaries. Here you’ll see a wide array of wildlife, flora and fauna, alongside picture-perfect panoramas.