Ceredigion Holiday Cottages, Wales

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Morawel, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Right on the delightful quayside in Aberaeron one of Wales’s most lovely harbour towns this superbly renovated Georgian house (lilac property shown right) offers an exceptional contemporary standard of style and comfort. Freshly caught fish boat rides and dolphin watching trips good shops pubs restaurants and a sports centre/pool are just a few yards.
Paith Holiday Cottages, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
In peace and tranquillity these delightful cottages nestle amidst beautiful countryside yet just moments from a myriad of holiday attractions. Skilfully converted from traditional farm buildings they sit 5.5 miles from Aberystwyth home to the University of Wales and national library as well as a fine selection of shops pubs restaurants and seaside entertainments. At the end of the promenade Britain’s only electric cliff railway climbs to the summit of Constitution Hill for an amazing panorama of Cardigan Bay. A little train travels to the stunning waterfalls at Devil’s Bridge. Safe sandy beaches boat trips for dolphin watching or fishing Rhayader’s Red kite feeding station excellent walking and bird watching and mountain biking in the Cambrian hills are all easily accessible. Pub serving food 1.25 miles.
Bryncarnedd Cottages, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Set on the beautiful sweep of Cardigan Bay the university town of Aberystwyth’s Victorian promenade pier and sandy beach lie just 1.5 miles from this attractive cluster of cottages two of which we offer here. Careful conversion of a handsome range of stone built farm buildings has created well appointed comfortable holiday accommodation within easy reach of a wealth of attractions. Bird watching enthusiasts will love the red kite feeding station at Ponterwyd and there are superb walking and mountain biking trails in the Cambrian Hills as well as amidst the lakes of the wonderful Elan Valley. Dolphin watching trips and steam train journeys are always popular and this lovely stretch of Heritage coastline encompasses many safe sandy beaches including Clarach with its rock pools (1.5 miles) and Borth (5 miles). Whilst easily accessible via good roads the narrow winding lanes and rolling hills of this delightfully unspoilt region of Wales are all part of its considerable charm. Aberystwyth itself boasts a good selection of shops entertainment pubs and eateries a cinema and arts centre as well as golf and indoor leisure facilities.
Ty - Llyn, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Commanding spectacular far reaching views across the stunning scenery of the Cwm Rheidol Valley (pictured) this comfortable and well appointed property makes an excellent base for exploring a wealth of family attractions and the delightful Victorian seaside resort of Aberystwyth (8 miles) from here narrow gauge stream trains make a scenic journey back through the valley to the stunning waterfalls at Devils Bridge. Excellent walking fishing mountain biking and pony trekking can all be enjoyed locally. Pub serving food 3 miles.
Wern Newydd Farm, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Nestling in 40 acres of valley surrounded by oak forest these three romantic properties each with its own private hot tub offer a perfect year round setting in which to relax and unwind. Shared with the owners the grounds are home to wildlife ponds and a small river for fun fishing whilst the whole farm is now a conservation area and a haven for the rare Brown Hairstreak butterfly badgers and much more. There are beautiful walks through the forest – one area looks towards the mountains with sunsets that are out of this world whilst another offers swings and seating spots in delightful riverside surroundings. Unspoilt National Trust beaches are just 9 miles away and the dolphin and seal watching trips readily available along the coast are some of the most popular excursions in mid Wales whilst further inland white water rafting superb fishing nostalgic journeys on the Teifi Valley narrow gauge steam railway and a host of other fantastic attractions are within a short drive of Wern Newydd Farm. A selection of shops can be found in Llandysul (2 miles) and a village shop/P.O. and an excellent pub serving good food lie conveniently at the end of the farm drive.
Dol Llan, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Perfect for summer beach holidays and winter breaks this attractively renovated 300-year-old cottage sits within a few hundred yards of a Blue Flag beach with rock pools and safe sands the village shop two café/restaurants and two pubs. Fishing golf riding and dry skiing are all under a mile and the coastal path offers delightful year round walking. Seals dolphins red kites and buzzards are all seen on the Cardigan Heritage Coast (nearby New Quay offers nature spotting boat trips). Pembrokeshire’s theme parks are an easy day trip.
Scrumpy Cottage, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Enjoying distant views to the Cardigan Heritage Coast (5 miles) this charming cottage nestles on a small secluded farm specialising in rare breeds and traditional cider and apple juice. Adjoining the owners’ home it offers visitors the chance to see animals such as kune kune pigs soay sheep and reindeer as well as spotting the locally nesting Red kites. Boat trips from Aberaeron’s harbour (5 miles) dolphin and seal watching water sports riding walking paintballing and theme parks are all in easy reach. New Quay (pictured) 7 miles. Shop and dining pub 2 miles.
Thatched Cottage, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
This beautifully appointed and spacious property sits a few miles from the coast and within easy reach of a myriad attractions – an ideal year round base for reunions or family gatherings. Set beside one of a number of fishing lakes it lies only 8 miles from the pretty harbour town of Aberaeron – boat rides a good leisure centre fishing trips and fabulous sandy beaches including Poppit Sands Cwmtydu with its seals and Llangrannog’s surf are easily accessible. Walks along the coastal path afford sightings of dolphins seals red kites and buzzards and the spectacular Cambrian mountains are close by. Riding water sports karting cycling and paintballing are all nearby. Shops and pubs in Lampeter 8 miles.
Ty Ffynnon, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Within a half mile walk of Llanon beach this bright spacious and newly built property boasts well-appointed family accommodation and an excellent village location a short stroll from local pubs and shops. Just 5 miles away visitors can enjoy freshly caught fish in Aberaeron a delightful harbour town of pretty colour washed Georgian houses with good shops and restaurants as well as boat rides and dolphin watching trips. This is a superb area for bird watching particularly for Red kites and there is lovely walking on National Trust land. Riding clay pigeon shooting and karting are available nearby.
Stallion Valley , Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Bursting with charm and character these three beautifully renovated properties – a Grade II listed traditional farmhouse and the skilful conversion of the former farm mill and adjoining barn – offer an idyllically peaceful year round retreat and affording opportunities for wonderful walking. Each property boasts its own private garden and they all enjoy shared access to 3.5 acres of delightful grounds whose paddocks woodland and ponds are a haven for wildlife. And this tranquil rural setting lies just 0.25 mile from a pub restaurant and within easy reach of a wealth of holiday attractions. Unspoilt National Trust beaches are just 9 miles away and at nearby New Quay the dolphin and seal watching trips are some of the most popular excursions in mid Wales. Further up the coast is the bustling university town of Aberystwyth with its cliff railway Camera Obscura Ceredigion Museum and the National Library of Wales. To the south is Cardigan with nearby Cilgerran Castle and the beautiful Cenarth Falls. Further inland and steeped in Welsh folklore and history the town of Carmathen (18 miles) is well worth a trip and within a short drive of Stallion Valley visitors can enjoy nostalgic journeys on the Teifi Valley narrow gauge steam railway. Superb fishing white water rafting canoeing and other adventure activities can be found in Llandysul (2 miles) along with a selection of shops.
Four Seasons, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
Overlooking the Cardigan Heritage Coast above the magical old smugglers’ cove of Cwmtydu (N.T.) this exceptionally well appointed property is ideally placed for enjoying the harbour and sandy beaches of popular and picturesque New Quay resort. With its sheltered garden decked area sauna games room and hot tub Four Seasons is perfect for year round family get togethers and sits just 3 miles from delightful Llangrannog. Seal and dolphin watching boat trips red kites and buzzards are all found in the locality – an outstandingly lovely haven for beach lovers bird watchers and walkers alike. A honey farm and cheese making are among the area’s numerous delights and fishing golf riding water sports tennis and even dry slope skiing are available nearby. St David’s and its little gem of a cathedral the lively resort of Tenby Oakwood Folly Farm and many other Pembrokeshire attractions and theme parks are an easy day trip as are trips to Ireland from Fishguard. Local farm produce shop nearby pub 0.5 mile shop and P.O. 50 yards.
Cwrt Isaf, Ceredigion (Cottages from Hoseasons)
On the Cardigan Heritage Coast close to the magical ex smugglers cove of Cwmtydu (NT) and a few minutes from the golden sands of Mwnt and Poppit convenient for the harbour and sandy beaches of the popular and picturesque resort of Aberporth is this exceptionally spacious well equipped warm and comfortable new house. A year round delightfully appointed haven for beach lovers birdwatchers and walkers with dolphins seals red kites and buzzards all found in the locality. Numerous visitor attractions including castles cheese making and a honey farm plus fishing golf riding watersports tennis and even dry skiing all available nearby. On the border with Pembrokeshire the lively resort of Tenby St Davids with its little gem of a cathedral Oakwood Folly Farm and other Pembrokeshire theme parks and lively attractions are an easy day trip as are trips to Ireland from Fishguard and the beautiful Preseli Hills. Newquay has an excellent sandy beach boat trips for fishing and to see dolphins and seals. Many local pubs inns and restaurants locally. The house has its own fully fences garden and an indoor games room with darts and table tennis. Perfect for family get togethers and celebrations in all four seasons. Pubs 4 miles.

Hotels & Holiday Accommodation in Wales

Morawel, Ceredigion
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Ty - Llyn, Ceredigion
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Cwrt Isaf, Ceredigion
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