Situated just outside the historic mining village of Cwmystwyth within a picturesque valley following the river Ystwyth, the property is annexed to Tynddol Isaf and provides comfortable accommodation to sleep 3 with a large open plan living space and breathtaking views along the valley. This property is a perfect base for those looking to explore the surrounding area with it’s variety of walking paths and cycling trails. Enjoy a peaceful moment watching the stream as it gently flows by. The soothing sound of the water and the serene surroundings create a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection. There is ample parking and guests can benefit from access to the properties gardens and outdoor decking area perfectly situated to make the most of the spectacular scenery. The accommodation is arranged as follows:
On the ground floor
Entrance Hallway – With wardrobe for clothes storage and dryer.
Bedroom One – The room features a spacious king-sized bed, complemented by a dressing table, wardrobe, chest of drawers, and a full-length mirror. There’s also a comfortable chair for you to relax in.
Bedroom Two – The cosy room includes a comfortable single bed and a built-in wardrobe, providing ample storage space.
Shower Room – Suite comprising; shower cubicle, wash basin and WC.
On the first floor
Open Plan Living Space – Living/dining room open plan with kitchen. Two seater sofa and arm chair, dining space for 3 and flat screen Smart TV.
Kitchen – Modern fitted kitchen equipped with gas hob and oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, cooking utensils and ample food storage and preparation space.
Tynddol Isaf is situated in an enviable position surrounded by picturesque scenery, perfect for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors on a rural getaway. All close by are walking trails, horse riding, fishing, biking, Kite feeding, steam trains and beaches. The property is located some 3 miles from the village of Devil's Bridge where the popular bar and restaurant of the Hafod Hotel can be found.
The popular seaside town of Aberystwyth can be found a short 20-minute drive away which also provides a range of activities including; Constitutional Hill and Cliff Railway offering unrivalled views down the Cardigan Coastline. Victorian Pier with arcade, snooker hall and restaurant for that traditional seaside experience. Rheidol Valley Railway running between Aberystwyth and the historic village of Devils Bridge. For those seeking a cultural experience the town houses the Welsh National Library, the biggest library in Wales, holding over 6.5 million books and periodicals, and the largest collections of archives, portraits, maps and photographic images in Wales. There are also a number of art galleries located around the town and a recently refurbished museum.
Electricity, heating and WiFi included
Bed linen and towels provided
Please note that unfortunately the property is not suitable for infants
No Smoking