Log Cabins to RentExplore the wonderful Pembrokeshire National Park, with the chance to see dolphins and seals. Some stunning coastal walks along the around Ceredigion, Cardigan Bay and the wildlife rich Cambrian Mountains, great for walking and mountain biking. Superb beaches and fishing harbours.
The property is nestled in the pretty seaside village of Tresaith on the Cardigan Bay coastline and enjoys panoramic views over the beach and bay. The sandy beach is popular with families and sailing enthusiasts, and there is a local cafe, pub and shop nearby should you forget your picnic. Access to the Ceredigion Coast Path is easy from here, where you can take the short walk to Aberporth in the south (1 mile), or north to Penbryn (1.5 miles). Head to the market town of Cardigan (8.5 miles) for a day of shopping or exploring the many independent cafes and restaurants. As you enter the property, you are welcomed into a small hallway leading onto the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge has a three seater sofa and separate armchair centred around the Smart TV, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. On cooler evenings, get cosy and make the most of the wood burner. There is a dining table for four and the contemporary kitchen leads off from here, making this a perfect social space for families. Make the most of the stunning sunsets over the bay while settling down for the evening from the comfort of your lounge. Back into the hallway, you'll find a convenient downstairs WC. On the first floor, you will find two bedrooms: the master bedroom has a super king size bed and incredible sea views, and the second bedroom is a twin room. Both bedrooms have storage for your clothes and belongings and offer a light, airy space to relax in. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom with a shower over the bath, sink and WC. Externally, there is a large balcony terrace enjoying stunning views over the bay. There is outdoor seating provided so you can enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the beach, or a cool drink after a day exploring the area.
If you love the outdoors, you will love this location which is set on a 40 acre working farm, with 5 emus, breeding sheep and pigs, chickens, ducks, and peacocks. It s located in a beautiful rural setting, yet gives you access to useful local amenities such as a train station, shops and pubs all within 1 mile of the property. Walkers will love the scenic country walks around old castle grounds such as Penlle r Castell (6 miles), Carreg Cennen Castle (5 miles) and Dinefwr Castle (5 miles) or venture further afield to Pen y Fan which is the highest mountain peak in South Wales. There is a horse riding centre and a golf course less than 3 miles away. The National Botanical Garden of Wales (10 miles) is a great day out for the whole family, and you ll find some lovely Welsh souvenirs to take home in the beautiful market town of Llandeilo (6 miles). Stepping into this charming cottage you ll find an open plan living area with a comfortable seating space perfect to relax in after all those adventures, and watch your favourite show on the wall mounted 55'' Smart TV or play a game on the PS2. A well equipped kitchen including a fridge, freezer, microwave, gas oven, hob and dishwasher along with an oak dining table and chairs complete this area, perfect for creating those home from home family mealtimes. The family bathroom can be found on the ground floor which includes a bath and separate shower. Upstairs, you have the master bedroom with a king size bed, TV and a twin room with full size single beds. Each pretty bedroom is nice and bright with skylights. Outdoors you can enjoy in your very own private hot tub and have use of a coal BBQ and a lovely decked area with garden furniture. A perfect place for sipping your morning coffee and watching the world and farm wake up. Contact your hosts if you would like to see more of the farm and animals. Parking space to the front of the property for two cars.
The small village of Mydroilyn is just a short drive from Aberaeron and New Quay with picturesque harbours, Georgian architecture, colourful houses, shops, galleries and eateries. The interesting university town of Lampeter is slightly further inland and offers a range of museums, galleries, shops and restaurants too. Why not experience the views by steam train, go on a boat trip dolphin spotting, walk the Dylan Thomas trail, join the Coastal Path or find the secluded sandy beaches. This is a perfect place to explore the very best of the culture, coast and countryside in Ceredigion. With lots to see and do, after a full day out you can return to relax in the hot tub. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Arrive at the farm and continue straight ahead to this superb barn with all your creature comforts. Natural light floods into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with French doors opening out to the patio area. The lounge area is stylish with leather sofas and sheepskins and is perfect to relax in front of the Smart TV and coal effect electric fire. The kitchen area, with granite worksurfaces, is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine. The dining table and chairs are perfectly positioned by the French doors, with views over the garden towards the open countryside, to enjoy a meal and plan your activities over dinner. You will also find a drinks fridge, chest freezer and washing machine in the separate shared utility room. Walk down the hallway and you will find two spacious bedrooms both with TV s, luxury bed linen and cosy robes for the hot tub. You can choose between the king size bedroom with en suite shower room and WC or the super king size zip and link (which can be made up as a twin on request). Take a leisurely shower in the separate shower room with shower and WC, that completes the accommodation. Heading outside, you can relax and sit back on the large paved patio area with your own private hot tub, table and chairs and views towards the countryside.You are welcome to use the large indoor covered swimming pool. Please note the swimming pool is not heated. There is also the shared tennis courts and undercover table tennis zone for you to enjoy. The barn is one of two properties on the owners working farm though privacy is assured. There is ample private parking at the property. Within the complex of the Clysedale Cottage is another property named the Welsh Cob Cottage, also available to book.
This property is situated just a short walk away from the stunning beach at Mwnt on Wales Cardigan Bay. This secluded beach is maintained by the National Trust and is not only a beautiful spot to enjoy swimming and sunbathing, but also offers direct access onto the Cardigan Bay Coast Path, and is a brilliant location for spotting the bottlenose dolphins which congregate around the bay. In summer, visitors can even join National Trust rangers on a dolphin spotting boat trip, increasing the chances of seeing these magnificent creatures. Just a few miles south west of the property, the historic town of Cardigan is a great place for day trips, especially for those with an interest in history, who will relish the opportunity to visit the town s 11th century castle. On arrival at this detached property, the first room that guests will come to is the welcoming lounge which offers sofa seating, a TV, and Blu ray player. The kitchen/diner opens onto the terrace and enjoys fantastic sea views, and is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. One of the property s bedrooms can also be found on the ground floor, a double room with its own TV, next to which there is a contemporary wet room with shower and WC. Two further bedrooms can be found upstairs on the first floor, both of which also boast their own TV. The first of these is a dual aspect king size room with views to the sea, whilst the third bedroom is a pleasant twin room. The bathroom is also located on the first floor and offers a shower over bath and WC. Outside, the property enjoys an enclosed shingled terrace and garden area with furniture and a BBQ, which is the perfect place for sitting back and enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the breath taking panoramic bay views. .
A blissful, rural location, yet close to a range of attractions and facilities. There are stunning walks from your door and the added benefit of two miles of fishing rights on the magnificent River Cothi. The National Botanic Garden of Wales is close by and a great day out. The market town of Llandeilo, with a host of independent shops and eateries is within easy reach and offers an interesting selection of antique shops and galleries. Head further afield and the coastline meets a rich history at Llansteffan, with an imposing castle overlooking the beach. Take a trip to Tenby and Saundersfoot slightly further afield and visit major attractions such as Oakwood, Blue Lagoon and Heatherton are well worth a visit. Pembrey and Machynys are both within twenty miles and offer wide expanses of sand, country parks and access to the Millennium Coastal Path. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Enter this spacious cottage into the open plan kitchen/diner, a bright and airy space with bags of charm to instantly relax you into the holiday spirit. The kitchen area is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area leads on to the character lounge with sofas framing the wonderful wood burner. There is a DAB radio/docking station to help you set the mood for a cosy evening in by the fire or sit back and relax in front of the TV/DVD, French doors open onto the outside area at the rear of the property. There is also a ground floor bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Following the internal hallway there are three bedrooms. The master, a double with en suite shower room and WC, there is a further double bedroom and a twin bedroom. This is a delightful cottage, ideal for an escape to the country, mixing a practical, contemporary interior with character features and excellent facilities. Outside, there is a private patio area with furniture and a wonderful private hot tub that is for your exclusive use. There is off road parking for three cars.
The small village of Square and Compass, just a few miles from St David's. boasts a pub, restaurant and well stocked garage shop. Join one of the many winding footpaths of the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, taking in the bays of Abercastle and Porthgain, or explore the Blue Lagoon and surfer's waves at Abereiddy. Other sandy beaches at Traethllyn and Whitesands are also nearby. With beautiful harbours, museums, galleries, shops and restaurants to discover, this is the perfect place to relax and embrace the scenery and culture, or enjoy a more active adventure with the very best Pembrokeshire has to offer. Step into the bright, open plan kitchen/lounge/diner, which is flooded with natural light and benefits from lovely wooden beams framing the high ceilings. The kitchen is well equipped to cook and prepare meals for the family, with a useful utility room with laundry facilities if needed. Leading off the main living area are two ground floor bedrooms: 1 double with TV and 1 twin with TV. Enjoy an invigorating shower in the wet room before you start your day, and step outside into the farm courtyard and begin your coastal adventures. There is an enclosed garden with patio furniture and BBQ to the rear of the property, with a lawned area where you can enjoy picnics on those sunnier days.
Located on the edge of the village of Hundleton, this property is ideal for nature lovers, with a wide variety of birds and coastal wildlife. There s a slipway onto the estuary for boating enthusiasts, while the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path runs over common ground nearby a walker s paradise. The Norman castle at Pembroke is also close, and the town also has a good range of shops and tea rooms. Within a 15 minute drive are a whole host of stunning sandy beaches, including West Angle Bay, Broad Haven South and Freshwater East. The barn conversion has character exposed beams and a contemporary interior finish. In the lounge, you ll find a TV and DVD, as well as an electric fire. The kitchen/diner has everything you could need during your stay, such as an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as a washing machine. Also on the ground floor is one of the double bedrooms and a twin, which has an en suite shower and WC. Plus there s a bathroom which has a shower over the bath and a WC. Heading upstairs you ll find three further bedrooms one double, one bunk and one single and a shower room with WC. There is also an additional lounge area. Outside there s a rear enclosed private patio perfect for sitting back and taking in the countryside views after a busy day exploring. You will find a grassy area suitable for your pets and a gravelled area with table and chairs for your use. To the front of the barn there s a shared open lawn area, which overlooks the Cleddau estuary.
On a small complex of converted barns, this property is approached via a lane that leads to the foreshore of the idyllic Cleddau estuary with a slipway for boating enthusiasts. Spot the wide variety of birds and coastal wildlife, or walk the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path that runs over common ground nearby. Pembroke with its Norman castle is also close, and it has a good range of shops and tea rooms. For beach lovers, visit one of the many sandy beaches that are within a 15 minute drive, such as West Angle Bay, Broad Haven South and Freshwater East, or head to the seaside resorts of Tenby or Saundersfoot. The barn is arranged over two floors, with traditional stone external stairs. On the ground floor are the four bedrooms: two doubles one with an en suite with a shower over the bath and WC and two twins. There are also two further shower rooms with showers and WCs. On the first floor, the lounge makes the most of the breath taking views. Take it all in in front of the electric fire, or unwind in front of the TV or DVD. The spacious kitchen/diner is also on the first floor, and comes fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, as well as a large dining table where the whole family or group can enjoy an evening meal. Heading outside you ll find a rear enclosed private patio, while at the front of the property there s a shared open lawn that overlooks the water.
This large semi detached farmhouse is set in a large courtyard of similar properties, surrounded by fields, mountains and forest. Beautiful walks to enjoy, with the Llanllwni Mountain in full view. The Brechfa Forest is a short drive with lovely walks and picnic spots. For coastal lovers, the seaside delights and sandy beaches of New Quay, Llangrannog and Aberporth are well worth a visit, offering boat trips, water sports and a host of shops, pubs and eateries. A little further along is Aberaeron, famous for the colourful palette of its harbourside buildings. Llandysul is just a 15 minute drive with independent shops and river walks to enjoy. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Enter the spacious hallway, where there is a good sized lounge to your left with ample comfortable seating and a large Smart TV. To the opposite side of the hallway is a single bedroom with a walk in wardrobe space. Further along the hall is the open plan kitchen/diner. This extremely social space is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, freezer, fridge and microwave. The dining area has a large table and chairs where everyone can enjoy a family get together and has doors to the rear outside space. This room leads to a utility room with a washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer, and also leads to a shower room with shower and WC. Stairs from the main hallway head up to the first floor, with the remaining sleeping accommodation where there is a further four bedrooms. A master super king size bedroom with lovely views, two super king size zip and link bedrooms (which can be made up as twins on request) and a further single bedroom. This floor also has a contemporary bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Outside there is a raised patio to the fore of the property with rattan furniture, and to the rear is a super space, all enclosed, with a decked area with furniture accessed straight from the dining room. This area leads to a BBQ area, with a charcoal BBQ and up some steps to a large raised lawn area, perfect for those wishing to burn off some energy. The raised lawn also has a fire pit to enjoy in the evenings, after a day of exploration. There is also an exclusive 7 seater hot tub for you pure bliss! Off road parking for four cars.
This property enjoys a peaceful location on the outskirts of the attractive seaside town of Aberaeron, situated on Cardigan Bay in West Wales. Aberaeron is a wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday, with its pretty harbour lined by colourful Georgian buildings. There is an interesting array of shops in the town, as well as a choice of restaurants and pubs, many of which pride themselves on offering the best produce that the local area has to offer. For those who enjoy scenic cycle rides, there is a fantastic traffic free cycling route which runs along a disused railway from Aberaeron to nearby Llanachaeron, where visitors will find a beautiful Georgian manor house, maintained by the National Trust, and set within wooded grounds. On arrival at this property, guests first come to the lounge/kitchen/diner, a spacious room with a dining table at one end and the kitchen at the other. It is easy for guests to make themselves at home in the kitchen, thanks to the good range of equipment including a Range oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and washing machine. Next to the dining area, the lounge area has a choice of comfortable seating and offers a Netflix enabled TV. Stairs lead from this area to the first floor accommodation where there is a cosy bedroom, the second bedroom is situated on the ground floor. Both of these are spacious king size rooms with plenty of space for storing clothes in the wardrobe and chest of drawers. Also located on the first floor is the shower room with shower and WC Outside, the shingled garden with its patio seating area, is where guests will find the wonderfully relaxing hot tub, a real treat to be enjoyed at the end of a busy day of sightseeing. There is also a set of garden furniture here, as well as a BBQ, allowing guests to enjoy alfresco meals whilst admiring the panoramic countryside views. For those who want to fish for sea trout, brown trout and salmon when in season, a licence is available from the post office, a path leads through the owner s field to a flight of steps leading down to the riverside.
