Get back to nature with a stay in this rural cabin, an idyllic bolthole surrounded by verdant fields and close to the coast (12 miles). Suitable for two guests seeking a romantic walking or bike riding break in the Mid Wales countryside, you’ll find everything you need here to welcome you home after a long day filled with rewarding exploits. Surrounded by ample walking opportunities, find the Elan Valley (20 miles) and the southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park (20.5 miles) just a short drive away, or simply step out of your front door and on to the pretty villages and natural walking trails that lay in the Cambrian Hills around you.
Although it features a charming blend of rustic and contemporary design elements, the comfort of this beautifully appointed space is truly remarkable. You’ll be delighted to discover that it is fully equipped with all the amenities you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Enjoy a cwtch in the cosy lounge/kitchen/diner, a dynamically combined space that’s made for sociable mornings and evenings. A loveseat sits before a floor-to-ceiling window, a perfect place to sit and relax and open a bottle of wine and chat about holidays passed. Wander outside to the enclosed decking area which offers a perfect spot to enjoy the surrounding tranquillity and views as you sip your morning coffee, or glass of wine after a day exploring the area. Beyond the patio with seating area and BBQ, a small paddock stretches out, adding a touch of rustic charm to the scene. Back indoors, a double bedroom and an en-suite shower room complete the cottage’s offering.
A world-famous local attraction, Devil’s Bridge Falls, is just 0.5 miles from home, offering fantastic nature trails with views of waterfalls and gorges along the way. Similarly beautiful, the Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest (6 miles) is home to plenty of waymarked pathways, mountain biking trails and rare red kites that circle the skies up above. For access to the coastal path, fabulous beaches and so many other seaside attractions, visit Aberystwyth. A fantastic way to get here is to board the Vale of Rheidol steam train from Devil’s Bridge and see the sights as you go.