Explore the best of the countryside and coast with all its culture, activities and attractions in Ceredigion from this idyllic cosy cottage, a former woollen mill, with garden and steam.
Where stylish interiors meet a traditional decor, stay in this delectable cottage that’s just perfect for four. Located in the heart of the Welsh countryside and with a true sense of peace and solitude all around you, this property offers the perfect starting point for seeing the very best of South Wales. Unwind together in the cosy lounge or the generous shared gardens, soaking up the gentle sound of the passing stream and planning activities for days yet to come.
Wonderfully decorated and thoughtfully presented, it’s the small touches in this property that make it stand out from the rest. Find locally sourced goodies in the contemporary kitchen, a bright and cheerful room with a breakfast table for enjoying meals together. Venture on into the living room where a stylish monochrome colour scheme offers an on-trend space in which to unwind. Switch on the electric fire for added warmth and cosiness before flicking through new releases on the Smart TV. As bedtime beckons, head on upstairs to find two double bedrooms with soft and clean bedding offering an unbeatable night’s sleep, ideal for resting up for adventures yet to come in the countryside and on the coastline.
Despite its remote location, this property is in good company with attractive market towns dotted around not far from home. Visit Llandysul (5 miles) and Newcastle Emlyn (4.5 miles) for laid-back days out, exploring independent boutiques and local pubs in both. The latter has a castle which is steeped in history and isn’t far from the must-visit National Wool Museum (1 mile). The coast is a short car journey away with Cardigan (14.5 miles) and the brink of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park a little further (18 miles), ideal for a day on the sandy shores of Poppit Sands (18 miles).