For couples, this charming lodge is a cosy place to settle into farm life while keeping the coast close enough for spur-of-the-moment days out. A network of footpaths runs close to the farm, so you can leave the car where it is, head out on foot and round off the walk with a drink at the village pub. Spend hours mulling over New Quay’s harbourfront shops or book a boat trip across Cardigan Bay to look for dolphins. There are also three beaches to choose from, plus the Wales Coast Path to explore. Llanerchaeron (9 miles) is ideal when you fancy something slower, with a Georgian villa and walled gardens to admire, while New Quay Honey Farm (4 miles) makes a sweet stop for local produce to take back to the lodge.
Admire your views across the fields as you go through the front door to this character cottage and into the compact but cosy lounge/diner. Overhead beams and a farmhouse-style door set the scene for this charming stay, with a table for two on one side of the room and a comfortable sofa and a TV on the other. It’s the perfect spot to unwind with your loved one and catch up on the day’s events. Beyond the living space is a modern kitchen with sleek units and an electric oven, hob, fridge with an icebox, and a microwave. Follow the lure of the feature stained glass window to the first floor, where the traditional crog loft bedroom will meet you and your guest with a double bed, storage and additional beamed ceilings. At the end of the bedroom, you’ll discover an en-suite bathroom with a bath, shower and WC.
Head out into the enclosed garden and climb into the hot tub with open farmland in front of you. When you’re not soaking in the bubbles, settle into the outdoor seating with a book and watch the miniature Shetland ponies grazing nearby. The property also benefits from private parking for one car.