Enjoying an idyllic location in the Ystwyth Valley, this charming getaway is perfect for families and friends exploring a stunning part of the Ceredigion countryside. Just a few miles from the bustling seaside town of Aberystwyth, the property is one of three imaginatively converted stone-built barns and makes a great base for walkers, cyclists, anglers and nature lovers discovering this breathtaking part of Mid Wales. Offering spacious accommodation for up to six guests, this bright and breezy single-level retreat has wonderful panoramic views, and makes a tranquil holiday home in glorious surroundings.
Entering this welcoming cottage, the pretty lounge is perfect for unwinding in at the end of a great day, and features glorious views which you can admire from the comfort of the sofa. The light, spacious country-style kitchen/diner provides a fantastic space for everyone to get together for a family feast. The property also has a stylish family bathroom and three bright, relaxing bedrooms: a cheerful double, a cosy bunk bedroom and a lovely en-suite double. Large patio doors lead from the lounge and onto the furnished patio which offers spectacular views across the Ceredigion countryside and makes an ideal spot for dining alfresco. There’s also a shared play area for children to the side, featuring swings and a slide.
Aberystwyth (5 miles) has a wide variety of great restaurants, pubs, shops, cafes and amusements as well as the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway and a delightful sand and shingle beach. Other beaches nearby include Borth, Llanrhystud and Aberaeron, all within 12 miles. Local attractions include the Devil’s Bridge, Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre, Silver Mountain Experience at Llywernog, Cavern Cascade and the Cwmystwyth Lead Mine Workings, all within 20 miles. Keen walkers can follow the Ystwyth Trail, the Ceredigion Coast Path and the Follow the Mynach trail.