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The house is in a sleepy village set in the Cambrian hills, near Lampeter. The beautiful Ceredigion coast with its towns such as Aberystwyth and New Quay are about a 30 minute drive. The accommodation consists of a spacious bedroom with double bed and sofa bed. Ideal for single, couple, or family with up to 2 small children. Not en-suite but bathroom close by. Breakfast - toast/bread, cereal,yoghurt, juice, tea and coffee.( Vegan options please let me know at booking)

View from room is onto fields and woodland.Tea and coffee making facilities in room. Kitchen and dining area for use of guests, plus use of lounge with smart TV ., on request. Parking available by property, or free parking in village car park approx 1 minute walk away. Safe , dry storage for bicycles . Free Wifi throughout. I can also provide packed lunches for a small fee. Please note I have 2 cats , so cannot accept dogs.

The village is surrounded by walking country and is on the old Drovers route that lies across the Cambrian mountains. There are cycle routes through the village such as the Tregaron Mountain Road Cycle Route . The church in the village dates back to the 12th Century although the site is much older and several Celtic Crosses stand in the churchyard. The beautiful Nature Reserve of Cors Caron lies under 6 miles away. The village shop, 2 pubs (one serving home cooked meals) are a 2 minute walk away from the property.

My place is close to Cambrian Mountains, Cors Caron, walks/trails, pub, village shop, restaurant . My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

A private light and airy double room on the ground floor with amazing views and access to own wet room facility. A continental style breakfast is included and served in the adjoining dining room. A cooked English breakfast is available at a small extra cost. Towels are provided for your use. There is parking available on the drive if required. Bicycles can be stored under the car port.

Tregaron is a market town in Ceredigion Wales. It lies on the river Brennig which is a tributary of the river Teifi. Tregaron nestles in the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains near the source of the river Teifi. Today it is a centre for 'Trotian' horse trotting and carriage racing. The annual summer event in August attracts competitors from all over the UK. Just north of the town within two miles is the National Nature Reserve Cors Caron. Ideal for walkers and cyclists alike it offers three trails. Cors Caron Walk 1.5 miles, Riverside Walk 4.5 miles and Ystwyth Trail 3.7 miles. The larger town of Lampeter is 11 miles away and the coastal towns of Aberaeron and Aberystwyth are approx 18 miles.

My place is close to great views and restaurants and dining. You’ll love my place because of the cosiness, the location, and the kitchen. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

Cae Castell is a family home in a peaceful country setting and also home to Oathill SportHorses. It is ideal for exploring Ceredigion with Cardigan Bay and the Ceredigion Coastal path close by. Only 9.6 miles from the delightful harbour town of Aberaeron. New Quay is just 14.7 miles and to the east of New Quay is Cei Bach beach, 1/2 mile of unspoilt sand and free parking in Llania woods, just a short walk to the beach. Regular dolphin spotting trips run from New Quay several times a day.

Cae Castell is also the home of Oathill Sporthorses so we can accommodate your horse too! We are surrounded by miles of off road riding or you can box to the beach. Large airy Loddon stables and plenty of parking space.

My place is close to Cors Caron (the largest raised bog in Britain), the Cambrian Mountains and only 30 minutes' drive to the beautiful Ceredigion coastline. Its village location means it is only a short walk to independent shops, restaurant and pub. You’ll love my place because of its spacious rooms, yet maintaining a cozy country feel with exposed beams/stonework and wood burning stove. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

Situated in the heart of rural Mid West Wales. This spacious 3 bed bungalow is comfortable and cosy. Comfortably sleeping 4-6 adults or a family with older children. The property has a decking area, 2 sloping garden areas, a garage & off road parking. Perfectly suiting Walkers, Bird watchers, Cyclists, sightseers or people who just want to escape the busy life. Mid Wales has so much to offer from quirky village pubs & quaint cafes to beautiful beaches & spectacular scenery.

Access to the property is via a sloping drive with wide steps up to the front door.

Within walking distance is a family run pub serving food daily and a corner shop with cafe.

This 200 year old Welsh stone cottage is in the peaceful village of Llanddewi Brefi. It has a small cottage garden with patio area with herb and flower beds plus a lawned area with fruit trees and bushes. It is close to the mountains with glorious walks in all directions and the fabulous Cardigan Bay coastline is 45 mins away. The house is decorated with shabby chic furniture and antiques. The Victorian dining room has a piano and the table seats 10. The kitchen has a Rayburn and a 1950's theme.

The cottage has large, airy rooms decorated with shabby chic, vintage and antique pieces of furniture, quilts and crockery. The kitchen has a 1950's feel with original 50's kitchen cabinets and sink unit. The dining room has a Victorian theme with a dark wood sideboard and dining table seating 10 people with a piano to sing around. The sitting room has a 1920's theme with a wood burner, antique mirrors and standard lamp, a large sofa and 30's leather armchair, tv, dvd player and bookcase. The bedrooms have a country cottage charm with exposed beams and varnished floorboards, cream painted furniture and lovely quilts on the beds.

The friendly village of Llanddewi Brefi is nestled in the valley and the surrounding countryside is rolling pasture with a backdrop of mountains. There are woods and waterfalls to explore and great cycling along the mountain roads. This lovely old cottage is in the centre of the historic and pretty village of Llanddewi Brefi in West Wales. The village is famous for the church of Saint Dewi who is said to have performed a miracle and made the ground rise up beneath his feet so that all the people listening could hear him preach better. There are gorgeous walks in all directions (there are booklets at the cottage with circular walks of the area around the village which bring you back to the pub) either up into the mountains or following the river valley. The village has a shop and two friendly pubs.

Guests love the Honey Pot 'a little gem, beautiful and thoughtfully equipped with everything you need and more': WI-FI, Netflix,wood burner, dishwasher, door to private secure garden, pet safe. Easy to find. 3 car spaces. They like the quiet, set back from the road. Situated inTregaron, 2 mins walk to a pet friendly pub/restaurant,shops,cafes, takeaways. The scenic mountain road takes you to lakes, reservoirs, forest and river walks. The famous Dolphin heritage coast is less than 30 mins away.

Fresh linen, fluffy towels, toiletries are included. There is a fully equipped kitchen/diner with cooker/hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. Sugar, sweeteners, tea, coffee and milk included. Lots of extras too. There is a wood burner with free first bag of wood, plus panel heaters in each room, making the cottage very cosy in the cooler months. TV/DVD player, lots of DVDs, books, leaflets, maps. Great selection of childrens stuff - including badminton set, colouring books, games, spades, character plates and cutlery. Brilliant shower. Access to lockable barn to store bikes etc. Tregaron is the smallest town in Ceredigion, nestled at the foot of the Cambrian Mountains. It is one of the few remote areas left in southern Britain. Tregaron is surrounded by open wilderness making the Honey Pot the perfect base to explore unspoilt landscape by foot, bike or road. This area is perfect for river, forest and coastal walks, cycling, motorbiking, birdspotting, dog walking, fishing, golfing and just relaxing. Although there are only few roads across the mountains they are seen as some of the most scenic routes in Britain. The mountain road from Tregaron takes you to lakes, reservoirs, woodland, river walks, a bird sanctuary, and has incredible views of the hills and mountains. Tregaron is also less than 30 minutes from the beautiful Ceredigion heritage coastline where dolphins are spotted. New Quay and Aberaeron are favourite seaside towns to visit with lovely gift shops, cafes, pubs and of course fish and chips. Tregaron is steeped in history and famous as a gathering place for the drovers who, before rail transport, herded large numbers of cattle, sheep and even geese hundreds of miles to the markets of south-east England. The Honey Pot is near to one of the oldest drovers inn in the town - which we saved from becoming completely derelict and are renovating into a comfortable home. Traditional horse trotting and carriage racing is held in Tregaron. It is also the home of the Welsh Gold Centre, selling hand crafted Celtic inspired jewellery. Cors Caron, a popular national nature reserve is five minutes by car, perfect for bird watchers, and dog walkers. There are many attractions less than half an hour drive away, including Llyn Brianne reservoir, the Teifi lakes, the beautiful Hafod with stunning walks along the river through the grounds of the estate. Devils Bridge, with its stunning waterfall and rain forest like walks. Whether you want wilderness or heritage coast, you will be spoilt for choice. Tregaron was named in the Guardian's top ten places to visit in autumn 2017. West Wales is becoming more and more popular as a holiday destination, as people see the area as safe and unspoilt. We moved here from the Midlands and we fell in love with the place. The locals are so friendly and believe that once you come to Tregaron you never want to leave which is true of us and hopefully you!

Although the smallest town in Ceredigionshire, Tregaron has a big heart. The locals are so friendly, and very welcoming. The town has everything you need within two roads. Up the road from us there are two local stores where you can get fresh bread and cakes, freshly made sandwiches and hot snacks, as well as all other groceries, fruit and vegetables you need. There is a garage should you need one. CCF sells bags of wood. Two minutes walk down the hill there is a chinese take away, chippy, gift shop, Spar, open 7am-11pm with cash dispenser and post office, pet friendly pub/restaurant serving award winning food, Rhiannon's famous gold centre with gift shop and cafe, craft gift centre, pizza takeaway, GP, chemist, two butchers and the kite centre and museum. There is also a petrol station and church. There is a cafe called the Hungry Goose, down the road from the chippy. They do cooked breakfasts, and lunches at good prices (closed thurs). There is a circular walk up the hill from the town, dog friendly, which will give you a stunning panoramic view overlooking the whole area. You will see The Honey Pot behind the church steeple. Five minutes by car is Cors Caron nature reserve boasting three raised bogs - areas of deep peat that have built up over the last 12,000 years. There is a complex and unique mix of habitats including reed bed, wet grassland, rivers, streams, ponds and woodland making the reserve a fantastic place for wildlife. The reserve has an excellent bird hide for birdwatchers too. Lots of parking, wheelchair and dog friendly. You will see from the photos the various stunning places to visit. We can provide you with directions to places and give tips for parking, to make it easier for you. There are lots of leaflets and maps to help you decide where to go.

A rural setting, where the only noise at night will be owls hooting. Set on a quiet unmarked road, ideal for loads of different tourist attractions, from beaches to mountains. Having a Birthday or Anniversay celebration? There might just be a nice chilled bottle of Proseco awaiting you. You’ll get a really generous welcome pack with enough food to get you started, bread and butter, milk, cheese, fruit as well as coffee and tea with biscuits, all lovely organic food from a few miles down the road

The space for rent is one part of a larger house, it's a traditional Welsh longhouse that has seen many changes over the years. Currently it is in 2 separate units, with the host living completely separately in the other unit. It has just been refurbished with wooden floors throughout downstairs and a wood-burning stove in the sitting-room. The kitchen is brand new, with a full set of cooking and dining equipment. The double bedrooms also reflects the host's artistic personality. They look out over the field where you’ll see Shetland Ponies rolling in the sunshine, red kites and buzzards catching an uplift of air and if you’re really lucky you’ll see the grey Heron coming to visit the pond. There's also a bunk room for children or even adults at a pinch, just let me know who's coming and I'll do my best to set the room up appropriately. If you need a cot bed, swinging crib or travel cot, please let me know in advance otherwise I won’t be able to have the space set up exactly as you wish - some of these require putting together and take a bit of time. If you have small children I can set up a stair gate at the top of the stairs to keep them safe. Just let me know what you need and I’ll do my best to provide it.

We are up a rural lane between the market towns of Lampeter (5 miles) and Tregaron (7 miles). It's a peaceful location with the loudest noise being that of the birds and sheep - we occasionally see a fighter jet practicing their low flying but that's not common.

A converted cowshed set in the striking countryside near the pretty village of Llangeitho - sleeps up to 6

The Stables at Brynawel - Boutique Airbnb with a touch of class. Built in 1906, Brynawel was originally a Temperance Hotel with a substantial amount of stabling for guests and the owners. The Stables Airbnb is a private, self contained, former hayloft with one bedroom potentially sleeping three, above a lounge/diner and shower room. The Stables is fully double glazed with the interior beautifully designed and decorated by an interior designer.

The kitchen area is fully equipped and includes, electric oven and halogen hob, fridge, washing machine, microwave, toaster and electric kettle. There is a Nespresso coffee machine with complimentary coffee pods, teapot, china, wine and water glasses, cutlery, chopping boards, frying pan, saucepans and various cooking equipment. Clean hand and tea towels, washing up liquid, sponge, wiping cloth also provided. The lounge/diner has a comfortable leather sofa, coffee tables, TV with Freewiew & DVD player, digital radio and Free WIFI, books and local area information. There is a modern dining table and chairs to seat four people. A wicker basket is provided to contain any dirty boots or shoes along with a set of coat hooks. There is a Dyson vacuum cleaner, steam iron and table top ironing board provided. The ground floor shower room has a power shower with rain and normal shower head fittings, clean fluffy towels and bath mat. Hand soap, cotton buds, cotton wool pads, tissues and toilet rolls supplied. The upstairs bedroom has a luxury double bed with duvet, pillows and bedding provided and easily assembled sofa bed should it be required. There are bedside tables and lamps, a digital clock radio and USB sockets. There is a chest of drawers, dressing table, garment hanging rail with hangers and shoe recepticle. Fresh free range Welsh eggs, cereals, milk, tea, coffee, sugar, sweeteners and a selection of fresh fruit are supplied free of charge on arrival only. Further supplies can easily be purchased at local shops including Caron Stores, which is situated very conveniently opposite The Stables. Central heating with additional heating panels keep The Stables heated to the requirements of it's guests. There is a small outside space with table and chairs for taking coffee when the weather is nice. There is parking for one vehicle in the designated space by the barns on the property or alternatively, free parking is available along Station Road.

The market town of Tregaron, on the western edge of the Cambrian Mountains is a gateway to many sites of natural and historic importance in West Wales. All roads lead to the market square which is surrounded by characterful buildings including the 13th-century Talbot Hotel, an old drovers’ inn, which supposedly has an elephant buried in its grounds. The popular Welsh Gold Centre, where the world-famous Rhiannon jewellery is made, includes a Welsh craft shop, gallery and tearoom. In the town square, a statue commemorates Henry Richard the MP for Merthyr Tydfil who was a founder and first secretary of the League of Nations, fore-runner to the modern United Nations. The Kite Centre and Museum just out of the square on the road to Llanddewi Brefi, has information on Red Kites and other birds of the area, local history, costume, Cors Caron and a reconstructed Victorian school room. We are situated oposite Caron Stores, a friendly local shop serving a variety of local produce and home made treats. There is also a Spar grocery shop with Post Office and cash machine in the town square just a two minute walk away, here you will also find a fish and chip shop and Chinese takeaway, or for finer dining visit Y Talbolt in the market square or The Hungry Ram in Penuch just a 15 min drive away.

A traditional rural welsh cottage set in a village location near the University town of Lampeter and the small market town of Tregaron. If you have any questions please get in touch.

I am new to hosting on Airbnb, however, I have hosted previously through other sites and enjoy hosting people from all over the world. I have a good knowledge of the local area and am glad to give advice and information to guests. Suitable for families. **Please ask about availability if your required date is not showing. I may be able to release more dates if demand allows. I have 2 guest bedrooms, each with 2 bunk beds. There is a shared bathroom and a shared well equipped kitchen. There is a shared lounge with a traditional wood burner. Some of the doorways are a bit low so please mind your head! The garden provides direct access to the countryside behind the house.

Lampeter with supermarkets, leisure centre (inc. swimming pool), shops, cafes and restaurants is 4 miles from the village. There are plenty of walks in the local area which are accessible by foot from the village. This includes a walk up to the local woodland known as 'Longwood' with its wildlife and miles of walks and cycle trails. The Cambrian Mountains are a few minutes drive away with more walks. Cardigan bay and the stunning coastline is nearby with the towns of Aberaeron, New Quay and Aberystwyth within easy reach. Cultural and historical sites nearby include Strata Florida Abbey, Dolaucothi Gold Mines, Llanerchaeron, and Devils Bridge Falls. Sports and outdoor activities venues are located in Llandysul, Cardigan, Llangrannog and Ponterwyd and are all in easy reach of the house.

Our place is close to Family and Child Friendly activities, Cambrian Mountains, Coastal paths and Beaches,Historic places, Tregaron Nature Reserve,Local walks or just to relax in our spacious recently renovated Barn. You’ll love our place because of the people, the ambiance, the outdoors space, tranquil peace and with fantastic views. This place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets). See our reviews on Trip Advisor

Large luxury, self catering 5 star grading with Visit Wales, all ground and first floors has underfloor geo thermal Ground Source Heating so the temperature inside is constant whatever the weather outside. Felin Hedd has 4 bedrooms, 2 lounge areas, 2.5 bathrooms a huge kitchen diner, 2 external terrace areas and front and back lawn areas. Felin Hedd also has a separate Games Room and a Hot Tub house with 17 acres of land and woodland, also a picnic area down by the renowned fishing river called the Teifi , with parking area for up to 8 cars we are also disabled friendly with easy Wheel chair access in two main entrance doors and throughout internally. In the spring months we have lamb bottle feeding experiences that goes down well with everyone.

Far reaching views of the Cambrian Mountains.

A fantastic farmhouse with traditional features just a short distance from a renowned nature reserve full of exciting wildlife.. Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner, Smart TV, beams and tiled floor. Dining room: With tiled floor. Step to... Kitchen: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tiled floor. Snug: With day bed. Separate toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated toilet rail.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included, remainder at cost. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. . Lawned, tiered garden with garden furniture and BBQ. Bike store. Private parking for 4 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 5 steps in the garden. . This lovely detached farmhouse, located on a working sheep and dairy farm, is marked on an Ordnance Survey map dating back to 1834 but probably dates back further. Developed and extended in the early 1900s it’s a traditional farmstead that has now been renovated and restored and provides characterful holiday accommodation. Accessed via a long farm drive, you arrive on to the farmyard, with only very occasional farm vehicles passing through, and the house is in front of you. Inside there are beams, traditional cottage style doors, original tiled floors and a brick fireplace housing the lovely wood burner in the living room. The owners have carefully decorated, furnished and accessorised the farmhouse in keeping with a contemporary country feel. You get a real sense of cosiness when you walk through the door, but there’s plenty of space for families or friends to spread out. The country kitchen has a breakfast table and there’s also a separate dining room for more formal affairs. In addition to the comfortable living room there’s a snug across the hallway complete with a day bed, books, toys and games; ideal for youngsters to chill out in. There’s a ground floor toilet and upstairs a family bathroom shared between a twin bedroom and double room. The master bedroom has its own en-suite shower room. Outside there’s a rear lawned cottage garden and to the front there are views over the fields and countryside. Tregaron was once an important place for gathering livestock for the farms to take their animals across the mountains and along ancient tracks to the markets in England. The dramatic Abergwesyn mountain road was originally the first stage of the farmer’s route. Today Tregaron is a centre for ’Trotian’, horse trotting and carriage racing, and the annual summer event attracts competitors from all over the UK and Ireland. It is also home to the Welsh Gold Centre which sells Celtic inspired designs. The town has all the amenities you will need including an inn and restaurant, renowned in the area. Also close by to Pengraig and just outside the town you can explore the Cors Caron National Nature Reserve, where you can walk through the vast wetlands and bogs on waymarked boardwalks and visit the large observation centre where you can have a stunning view of the landscape and wildlife. If you’re bringing your bikes, cyclists will love the easy access to a 6km section of the Ystwyth Trail. Make sure you find time to visit Strata Florida, preserved Middle Age ruins of a Cistercian monastery and church. Whether you would like to learn about the history and stories, explore the countryside, or take a moment for quiet reflection and inspiration, there is plenty to do. Slightly further afield, but still extremely easy to visit for a day out, you can explore the delights of coastal Ceredigion, including 60 miles of coastal path, sandy beaches, quiet coves and pretty seaside towns including Aberaeron, New Quay and Aberystwyth. Pengraig is ready to welcome you, what are you waiting for? Beach 15 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles. Free WiFi

Escape to our peaceful cottage and enjoy a perfect mix of coast and country. You'll have everything you'd need to recharge your batteries, including WiFi, a games room and a picnic area with BBQ. There's a secure paddock especially for dogs, too.

Surrounded by green Cardiganshire countryside, our welcoming stone cottage is the ideal place to enjoy a romantic getaway or holiday with friends or family. A red front door opens into the flagstoned hall, which leads into the kitchen on one side, sitting room on the other and a cloakroom. The kitchen is equipped with a cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and all the utensils, etc you might need. Next to a Welsh dresser is a table which seats four, and French doors opening onto a small, sunny terrace with wooden garden furniture where you can relax with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. The large sitting room has two comfortable sofas round the fireplace (multi fuel stove), a wing chair and window seats. There are lots of local interest books, a TV, DVD player and iPod docking station. The oak staircase leads up to a pair of cosy bedrooms, under sloping ceilings, and a bathroom. The first bedroom has a kingsize bed and the other has twin beds, all made up ready for your arrival. The bathroom contains a large soaking tub with handheld shower attachment. Next to the cottage is the laundry room, with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Further along, the games room features a table tennis table, small pool table and darts board. Across the yard, the picnic area has a permanent BBQ and picnic tables, and the gate at the bottom leads into a securely fenced paddock where your dog can be exercised off-lead, or kids can let off steam while you sit back, relax and enjoy the view.

Lying at the foot of the Cambrian Mountains, our cottage is a short drive from Cardigan Bay, and only 10 minutes from the market towns of Lampeter and Tregaron. Why not explore the wild, mountainous "green desert of Wales", or the Ceredigion Coast Path, which extends for 60 miles around the largest bay in the British Isles?

Ty Bach Twt (Little small House) is just perfect for two, although there is a sofa bed suitable for an extra person or for alternative sleeping arrangements. Situated on a working sheep farm it was once an extension to the old cowshed (Penrhiw). Access if via your own enclosed courtyard with patio furniture. Inside, the open plan living, dining and kitchen is comfortably furnished and well equipped. Leading off is a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and toilet.

The nearby village of Llangeitho has a shop and café, great for a cooked breakfast or a snack and suitable for all day to day essentials, as well as a friendly pub serving home cooked food.

Spend days exploring Cardigan Bay and the Cambrian Mountains, then relax in our comfortable farmhouse, deep in the country, with plenty of space for 8 indoors and out. You'll have wifi, a games room, a picnic/bbq area, and a paddock for the dogs.

- Sleeps 8 + cot in 4 bedrooms: 2 kingsize, 1 double upstairs + small extra room for cot; downstairs bedroom with 2 singles. - Family bathroom upstairs with shower bath. Shower room downstairs. - Large kitchen with double oven, large fridge, separate freezer, dishwasher, microwave, table to seat 8. - Main sitting room with 2 sofas and chairs to sit 8, wood burner, TV, DVD player. - Second sitting room with sofa, TV, DVD player. - Large porch with plenty of space for coats, wellies and dogs. Outside: - Garden surrounds farmhouse on 3 sides. Terrace with garden furniture, large lawned area for games or relaxing. - Shared picnic area with permanent BBQ and picnic tables. - Shared, securely fenced paddock, where dogs and kids can let off steam. - Shared games room with table tennis, table football, small pool table and darts. - Shared laundry room. - Ample parking.

A lovely private room with picture windows, in quiet countryside with a great country pub about a mile away We are in the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains, a mile from Tregaron village with characterful pubs, shops and facilities Spacious room with private entrance, king sized Hypnos bed and en suite. Patio seating to enjoy the superb mountains Breakfast hamper £7 pppn & must be prebooked Dog friendly £5.50 pn, max 2 We are unable to accept any under 18's

Your room is on the ground floor and accessed via private French doors. There's a smart TV, wifi, tea and coffee making, dressing table with hairdryer and a drinks cooler. Cutlery and plates also provided if you want to bring your own food/breakfast There is a huge picture window that gives great views of the fields and mountains beyond and the moon rises across the valley Please note, there are no cooking facilities

We are close to Tregaron village, on an historic drover's route with characterful pubs, shops and amenities. There are walks/cycle tracks straight from the house. In Tregaron, along a quiet country lane or via a handy footpath, there is also the Red Kite Visitor Centre and The Welsh Gold Centre which is renowned for handmade, Celtic-inspired jewellery, a tea room and art exhibition. Tregaron is a ‘Walkers are Welcome’ town and you are more than welcome to join the local walking group The Abergwesyn Mountain road through the Cambrian Mountains, a scenic drive like no other, starts at the bottom of the lane. This will take you to Llyn Brianne dam, RSPB Gwenffrwd Dinas or The Elan Valley through truly stunning countryside and past Soar y Mynydd – Wales’ most remote chapel. Cors Caron , an internationally recognised nature reserve, is just over 3 miles away and accessible by a network of boardwalks that enables visitors to get right into the heart of varied habitats, with over 170 species of birds having been recorded. The Ystwyth Trail for walkers and cyclists starts here too – an off-road Sustrans route to Aberystwyth which follows some parts of the old Great Western Railway line Within easy reach are the Dolaucothi Gold Mines, Strata Florida Abbey, Devil’s Bridge Falls and the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway. An hour’s drive will bring you to either Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons or Pembrokeshire National Parks Fishing is available locally (rod licence required, day ticket £13, under 12s free). For the golf enthusiast, Cilgwyn Golf Club is 9 miles away The seaside resort and university town of Aberystwyth, with its pier, promenade, National Library of Wales, University Arts Centre and Cliff Railway is 18 miles to the north-west.

Ty Twt – Means neat little dwelling in welsh Good things come in small packages. A tiny stone, detached, subterranean retreat, within a secluded woodland field. This cosy magical setting offers something a little bit different. Maximum two guests Check in between 4-8pm only

Ty Twt – Means neat little dwelling in welsh Good things come in small packages. A tiny stone, detached, subterranean retreat, within a secluded woodland field. This cosy magical setting offers something a little bit different. This unique star gazing space provides everything you need for a private country getaway. Your days will be filled with awe and adventure as you explore this beautiful area. Let your holiday begin: P(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) You choose your day of arrival and departure, subject to availability. Arrival time between 4-8pm, check out 10am Accommodation: Single occupancy: Time away to write, catch up with reading, recover from life's transition's. Couples: Cosy romantic break, time spent together, crafting new memories. 2 Friends: Rekindle friendships, healthy walks, visit university contacts. Pilgrims/Artist of any kind: Solitary time, reflective and inspiring opportunities. This single story dwelling has its own parking with a few steps leading down to a private entrance. A stylish open plan living area: King size bed or two single beds, perfect for a lay- in.P(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Luxury bedding. En suite, full size bath, towels supplied. A well equipped kitchen and seating space. TV/DVD, radio, Ipod docking station. Decked area/barbecue area/out door table and chairs. Scenic Mountain views, small river/ponds in grounds.our new Geo dome Red Kites & Buzzards. Local Amenities: Mountain walks, horse riding, fishing. pubs, restaurants, local shops & services (2, 5 & 6mls) Walking, cycling and scenic drives, nearest beach 18mls,P(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Short Breaks: please contact us for availability. Bespoke retreats can be arranged: Yoga, Spiritual Guidance, Coaching, Hypnotherapy, Counselling, Detox and various Complimentary Therapies. Please make contact for further information. No pets allowed Please note that this property had multiple steps and may not be accessible for those with mobility issues

The Welsh Gold Centre and Cors Caron National Nature Reserve are on the doorstep of this lovely cottage, which also has its own hot tub.. Pendre is a delightful old terraced cottage set in a quiet backwater of the charming town of Tregaron, which lies at the foot of the Cambrian Mountains. Both the living room and dining room have a wood burner, so you can relax in either room and enjoy the cosy glow of a real fire. There’s an added bonus of an enclosed, lawned garden featuring a large hot tub, and since the area is famous for its dark skies, you can unwind there and look up at the stars. Tregaron is a friendly town with small shops, cafés and pubs, including an award-winning inn and restaurant, and was voted number two for 2017 in the Guardian, in the top ten of autumn breaks in small UK towns and cities, voted for by nature writers. The famous Rhiannon Welsh Gold Centre is just the place to buy a gift or visit the art gallery. Steeped in history, the town was once a strategic point for gathering livestock for the drovers to take their animals across the mountains along the ancient track to the markets and ports as far away as Kent. Pendre is situated on the road that leads directly to the stunning Abergwesyn mountain pass, where you can drive the undulating road through dense conifer forests to miles of wide, desolate valleys, rivers and lakes. The scenery is stunning; be sure to visit Llyn Brianne and see the dam. Every year Tregaron plays host to trotting races and attracts thousands of visitors to these exciting harness races. Just outside the town you will find the beautiful Cors Caron National Nature Reserve: a vast, untamed mix of raised bog, reedbed, wet grassland, ponds, streams and patches of woodland. There are fully accessible boardwalks, and an observation building that will allow you to enjoy the peaceful views of the landscape and wildlife. From here you can also access a section of the Ystwyth Trail, a national cycle route. The whole area is a haven for walkers and cyclists, but you should also venture to the wonderful coastline of Ceredigion where miles of award-winning beaches await. Visit the colourful Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, or the university town of Aberystwyth and take a walk on the promenade, or catch the electric cliff railway to Constitution Hill. Have a magical day out on the narrow gauge railway which runs from Aberystwyth to the famous Devil’s Bridge and Rheidol Falls. Ceredigion is perfect for a weekend break or a longer stay, and this distinctive Welsh region with a thriving cultural identity will not disappoint. Fishing is available nearby. Come and stay at Pendre and see for yourself. Shop, pub and restaurant 175 yards.

We have 3 spacious bedrooms with a large living room, Kitchen and Bathroom. One bedroom has an en-suite. There is a Fish and Chip Shop next door where guests are welcome to eat at an additional charge.

The bedrooms are spacious and are spread. There is a spacious living room and a kitchen.

Tregaron - a truly Welsh market town ​​Tregaron is shown on the 16th century cartographer John Speed's map of Wales as the only Welsh town in Ceredigion. The other three - Aberystwyth, Cardigan and Lampeter were of Norman origin. Tregaron is at the heart of Ceredigion' livestock rearing area, specialising in store cattle and sheep, which sustain a thriving livestock market today. The area also has several Welsh pony and cob breeders, and a highlight of the year is the festival of harness racing in August. In Welsh mythology, the goddess of the horse is Rhiannon​. On Tregaron's main square is the Welsh Gold Centre, where, for over30 years, Rhiannon Evans has been designing unique jewellry, inspired by the landscape, wildlife and Celtic patterns. There is a permanent exhibition of Rhiannon's personal collection of Celtic art as well as a gallery with a regularly changing contemporary art exhibition. Before the coming of the railways it is said that around 30,000 cattle per year went through Tregaron and such was the trading importance of the town that the ‘Black Sheep’ Aberystwyth and Tregaron Bank was opened in 1810 to issue its own bank notes. The number of black sheep (y defaid du) engraved on the banknotes indicated the number of pounds (1, 2, 10 etc). Original bank notes can be seen at Ceredigion Museum.​ Tregaron's volunteer run museum​ has a range of interesting displays abouat local history, wildlife and people, with an opportunity to meet today's residents over a cup of tea and a welshcake.

Totally romantic, with views of the lower Cambrian Mountains, this property is a great base from which to explore the beautiful surrounding countryside.. First Floor: Entry from street level. All on the first floor. Open plan living area: With beams and tiled floor. Living area: With wood burner, 18" Freesat TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With mini gas range, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Bedroom area: With kingsize four poster tester bed and freestanding bath. Shower room: With shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.. Biomass underfloor central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels, superfast fibre optic Wi-Fi and logs for wood burner included. Welcome pack and doggy extras. Laundry service available on request.. Enclosed lawned garden with patio and garden furniture. Raised decked terrace with garden furniture. 4-acre natural, unspoilt woodland grounds (shared with owner). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 15 steps from the decked terrace leading down to the garden. There is an unfenced stream and a pond in the grounds, 300 yards away.. Y Granar (The Granary) welcomes lovers of peace and tranquillity. This is the place to shed the stresses of everyday life and relax. Set on the upper part of a 200-year old detached barn on the owners’ smallholding, it has a stunning interior, exposed A-frame trusses and stone walls. This sets off the romantic grandeur of the four poster bed with organic linens, and the freestanding roll-top bath. The stable door is glazed, so whether you are sitting in front of the wood burner or lying in the bath, you will be able to enjoy the views towards the Cambrian Mountains. Skylights give amazing views of magnificent night skies. The owners have created a country kitchen with Belfast sink and a range cooker, and there is also a shower room with skylight. The underfloor heating is powered by a biomass system fuelled by wood chip, and keeps you toasty all year round. The barn, built into the hillside along a country lane, is accessed from road level, and is all on one level inside. The raised terrace has outdoor furniture for relaxing and watching red kites, or take the steps down to the garden with a barbecue and outdoor chess. The owners have gone out of their way to ensure that if you are bringing your dogs on holiday with you, they are made as welcome as you are! They have prepared maps to guide you through beautiful and dog-friendly walks via their own land, and there is a dog welcome pack and even a cute four poster dog bed suitable for small dogs. Up to four dogs are welcome and the there are no additional pet charges. You can also access open moorlands on foot within 30 minutes. A picnic basket is provided so you can enjoy your own adventure even more! The ancient market town of Tregaron, 1 mile, was once a strategic point for drovers gathering livestock to take along ancient tracks across the mountains to the markets of London and south England. The stunning Tregaron to Abergwesyn mountain road was originally the first stage of the drovers’ route. Today, Tregaron is still a centre for ‘trotian’ - Welsh for horse trotting and harness racing - and the Tregaron Festival of Harness Racing each summer attracts competitors from all over the UK and Ireland. Tregaron is also the home of the Welsh Gold Centre which sells handmade Celtic-inspired jewellery and houses art exhibitions. The annual Tregaron Eisteddfod (Welsh music festival) each September features performers from all over Wales and beyond. The town has many amenities including a café, tea room, takeaways, an award-winning inn, and a pub/restaurant serving real ales and local ciders. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Ysgubor y Tanybryn, the barn at Tanybryn, is a stone barn built in the 19thC. The interior is open plan except for the bathroom and gives an amazing sense of space. The main source of heating is a wood burning stove, please bring fire lighters and kindling. Background heating is electric It is no smoking. There is a surround sound system and a 50" TV with a selection of DVD'S and internet connection. There is a four poster bed with fantastic views down the valley and a double shower cubicle.

The barn and cottage share the plot but when one is booked the other is made unavailable, giving you exclusive use of the whole plot which is 2.5 acres. the hot tub is inflatable and on the decking area.

The barn is up an unmade track which I traverse in a bmw mini. The nearest neighbour is on the far side of a five acre field. We are between Lampeter and Tregaron, beneath the Cambrian mountains. The Talbot hotel in Tregaron is friendly and good food.

Rowan Yurt offers a romantic break in a rural location high on a hilltop on the Ceredigion coast. With breath-taking views of the green patchworked landscape as far as the eye can see, stretching across to the Irish sea, Rowan Yurt is the perfect location to take in fresh sea air whilst being surrounded by an alpine ambience. From the comfort of the surrounding ancient woodlands, you can view fertile farmlands as far as Cardigan Bay, occasionally sneaking a peak of North Wales on a clear day.

This private 5-metre yurt was handcrafted by one of Charlotte's sons using locally sourced Welsh wood. The trees are felled thoughtfully, with the immediate ecosystem being preserved and maintained. Rowan Yurt's comfortable interior consists of a sumptuous double bed, handmade from local oak, and a dining table and chairs for romantic meals for two. The beautifully crafted wooden furniture in this yurt sits under the steam-bent natural frame, making it feel as though you never left the outdoor canopy at all. A lovely wood-burning stove keeps you cosy under canvas. The facilities on site include a converted barn which is 50 metres from the yurt, which has kitchen and dining facilities such as ovens, hot and cold sinks, and a fridge-freezer, as well as the double gas hob and pans and utensils available in the yurt. Beside the barn is a bespoke shepherds hut which has been built to house the superb wash facilities for Rowan Yurt and its sister, Gorse Yurt, which sits 100 metres away in its own hazel copse. The bathroom hut consists of a copper drencher hot shower and wash basin per yurt, completed to a high standard. The evocative smell of childhood camping trips emanates from the fresh canvas, making this the perfect natural love bubble for a couple's country retreat. If it's a family break that you're looking for, there's also the opportunity for children to sleep in a bell tent next to the yurt, should it be needed - mattresses and sleeping bags provided.

This area of Mid Wales is known for small seaside towns and coastal walks along the beautiful Cardigan Bay. From Rowan Yurt, you can see across 10 miles of pastoral beauty towards the distant fishing hamlets of Llangrannog, New Quay and Aberaeron, with its colourful Regency-style houses grouped around the pretty harbour. A few miles away is Llanerchaeron, a large Georgian villa designed by John Nash and run by the National Trust, nestled into the woods in the Aeron valley. The nearest town to Rowan Yurt and Gorse Yurt is historic Lampeter, which is officially classed as the smallest University town in the UK. On route to the Cambrian mountains, Lampeter is well-known for its abundance of independent shops and the Lampeter Food Festival.

Sitting at the edge of Cambrian mountains sits our perfect mountain accommodation for a romantic break away, a fun family getaway, a quiet retreat, a girls holiday in nature, a walkers paradise, a bike lovers dream and soo much more too. The peaceful, largely unspoilt landscape is truly striking. There are loads to do here in Wales and of course loads of opportunities to do nothing and watch the mountains change colours as you enjoy a cold beer or crisp pinot if that's more your thing.

Large double bedrooms that can be made up as single or doubles

Cae Castell is a family home in a peaceful country setting and is also home to Oathill SportHorses. It is ideal for exploring Ceredigion with Cardigan Bay and the Ceredigion Coastal path close by. Only 9.6 miles from the delightful harbour town of Aberaeron. New Quay is just 14.7 miles and to the east of New Quay is Cei Bach beach, 1/2 mile of unspoilt sand and free parking in Llania woods, just a short walk to the beach. Regular dolphin spotting trips run from New Quay several times a day.

Cae Castell is also the home of Oathill Sporthorses so we can accommodate your horse too! We are surrounded by miles of off road riding or you can box to the beach. Large airy Loddon stables and plenty of parking space.

this 17th C Welsh cottage has all its original beams and willow chimney. There is a wood burning stove in the lounge and dining room. The cottage is non smoking. The cottage does not have tv reception but has a large selection of DVDs and books. There are swings in the woods and lots of outdoor toys to play with in the toy box. All wooden structures are used at your own risk, as they may be slippery when wet. The aim at tanybryn is to take you back to a time when people enjoyed the outdoors.

The cottage shares the two and a half acres with a stone barn, but only one is let at a time, so you have the whole plot to yourself. The cottage is made of stone and cob and was rebuilt using traditional materials.

The area is close to the Cambrian mountains, so many cycle routes are marked, bird watchers will be amazed by the selection of birds, including red kites, buzzards, various woodpeckers, tree creepers, wrens and many tits. The coast is about eighteen miles away with access to Aberystwyth, Aberaeron and Newquay, where you can take boat trips to see Dolphins, seals etc. Walkers can use the coastal path which runs for hundreds of miles or walk in the Cambrian mountains or Breacon beacons, about one hour away.

In the heart of rural Wales. Gwdi hw has beautiful views across the Aeron Valley. On an old Welsh small holding, the meadow is undeveloped & hosts a myriad of seasonal flowers & grasses. Home to lots of species of birds & mammals. This is the simple life, peace & quiet surrounded by nature. Chill out & enjoy it. Order a Celebration welcome hamper for special occasions or a BBQ pack. Slow living in the heart of Wales. Toast some marshmallows & kick back in the long grass.

Perfect for romantic breaks & last minute eccapes. Our two vintage Shepherds huts are set in our 1 acre Wild flower meadow overlooking the peaceful Aeron Valley. Lit by Tilley lamps at night & surrounded by birdsong. A step back in time experience far from the madding crowd. Everything is supplied for a comfortable camping break inc. linen, Welsh blankets , BBQ & picnic table. Separate building houses a hot shower & compost WC. Both huts sleep two adults in a double bed. No children Both Shepherds huts are fitted out to create a nostalgic old fashioned experience. Lit by Tilley lamps & with a comfy double bed in each. Cotton linen & Welsh blankets. They are equipped with everything you`ll need for a luxuriant camping break. With wood burners & kettles . Fold down tables & chairs. Separate Tin building for washing up , Hot shower & compost loo just through the gate. Picnic benches for alfresco dining. Keep food simple: think picnics & BBQ or preorder a hamper from us! Both huts are perched atop our little hay meadow, with paths mown through the hay in summer. Far enough apart for privacy , but close enough together if you are coming with friends. Bring walking boots in spring & autumn when the grass may be wet. Not suitable for impaired mobility, these old shepherds huts were used by shepherds during lambing & have 4 steps up to access. Check in from 2pm at the shop or let us know if you are arriving after 5.30pm . You can ring when you arrive (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) ( after 5.30pm) and we`ll meet you outside the shop. We live across the field & someone is about all the time, so if you need us call down to the shop or ring the house & we`ll pop up. Let us know if its a special occasion & we`ll supply an ice bucket or anything else we can help with. We are in the heart of rural Ceredigion, over looking the Aeron Valley. Onsite with Jane Beck Welsh Blankets famous Tin Shed shop. Step back in time & relax in our Vintage shepherds huts & listen for the owls come dusk. Four miles from the nearest grocery shop & Petrol station. Good food & beer at nearby pub in Tregaron. Takeaways in Lampeter 5 miles away. Great for cycling, walking & chilling out. There is no public transport in Llwyn Y Groes. We`ll show you where to park to unload when you arrive. Just call into the shop. If you are seeking the metropolis: Lampeter is 5 miles away. Aberystwyth 19 & Aberaeron 9 miles, Tregaron 7. The nearest grocery shop ( and petrol stn) is 4 miles away in Felin Fach. Fish n chips in Lampeter 6 miles away & the best place to eat is Y Talbot Hotel in Tregaron 6.7miles. Bring your bikes for circular rides or ask about places to walk & visit nearby. But best of all...stay put. Crack open the BBQ & a bottle of wine & sit in the quiet with just birds for company. Chill. Please note we operate a strict NON SMOKING policy in our huts & communal areas. Off grid means no electricity in the huts , its a pared back back to nature experience. Plastic free and waste free so please bare that in mind. We ask you to please take your rubbish home with you. a communal socket is available to charge phones in the wash house.

This is farming country. There are lots of places to walk & cycle & you are a short drive from the Cardigan Coast or The Cambrian Mountains. There is no food shop in the village so you`ll need to bring your supplies with you or pop into the well stocked garage 4 miles away at Ysrad Aeron. Lampeter is only 5 miles away with a Sainsburys & Coop.

A truly unique Guest House set in a secluded 15 acres of rewilding farmland and gardens in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains. Cafe and Farm shop onsite, as well as Holistic Treatments in our Wellness Cwtch. We offer the space to lose yourself in the countryside, relax and recuperate away from the daily rat race. A ten minute walk to the centre of Tregaron, ideal for walkers, cyclists, ornithologists, plenty of opportunity to get out and be at one with nature and revitalise your batteries.

The spaces available to guests are designed to be as comfortable as possible. We have made a conscious effort to include locally sourced Welsh Blankets in all of our bedrooms and the Welcome Pack goes into great detail on why your particular bedrooms blanket is so important, we are in love with Tregaron and the surrounding area and want to share that with you. You will find the Cafe and Farm shop on site is equally dedicated to Local, Welsh produce. The Guest House and buildings on site are powered by Solar Panels and a Biomas Boiler, we aim to be as Green and Eco friendly as possible.

Lampeter, Aberystwyth, Carmarthen and Llandeilo are all in easy driving distance from Tregaron. Tregaron is a quaint village, few pubs, art gallery, little boutique shops. There is something for everyone.

A truly unique guesthouse set in a secluded 15 acres of rewilding farmland and gardens in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains. Cafe and Farm shop onsite, as well as Holistic Treatments in our Wellness Cwtch. We offer the space to lose yourself in the countryside, relax and recuperate away from the daily rat race. A ten minute walk to the centre of Tregaron, ideal for walkers, cyclists, ornithologists, plenty of opportunity to get out and be at one with nature and revitalise your batteries.

The spaces available to guests are designed to be as comfortable as possible. We have made a conscious effort to include locally sourced Welsh Blankets in all of our bedrooms and the Welcome Pack goes into great detail on why your particular bedrooms blanket is so important, we are in love with Tregaron and the surrounding area and want to share that with you. You will find the Cafe and Farm shop on site is equally dedicated to Local, Welsh produce. The Guest House and buildings on site are powered by Solar Panels and a Biomas Boiler, we aim to be as Green and Eco friendly as possible.

Tregaron is a quaint village, few pubs, art gallery, little boutique shops. There is something for everyone.

One of three unique self-catering apartments in the Eco Lodge at Denmark Farm. Providing comfortable accommodation for couples, families & groups with added bonus that holidays at Denmark Farm are as sustainable as can be. Up to 4 guests can stay within this spacious apartment. With facilities for an extra campbed and/or cot upon request.

The Eco Lodge at Denmark Farm is built with sustainably sourced timber for the main frame. We have a biomass heating system using locally sourced wood pellet fuel. Rainwater and waste water run to a biodiversity-boosting wetland treatment system. Electricity is generated from our own PV solar panels. Sheep’s wool insulation enhances heat conservation and all is topped by a living green (sedum based) roof. Internal walls are painted with Earthborn organic VOC free paint and internal wood is treated only with environmental friendly products. Owl's Roost has its own wood burning stove to ensure a cosy stay for guests all year round. Our furnishings are green too! With beds made at a nearby water powered sawmill, sustainably sourced timber, and mattresses made from pure wool and cotton. The majority of our other furniture is sourced locally, either handmade or second-hand, further reducing our impact on the environment. All our bed linen and towels are 100% organic cotton. Last, but far from least, we have some gorgeous Welsh blankets, handmade curtains and cushions all supplied by Jane Beck’s Welsh Blankets, who couldn’t be much more local – about a mile up the road. Not forgetting wildlife, of course, we have sited a range of bird and bat boxes in the surrounding trees, wildlife-friendly landscaping and a natural play area close by for the ‘human wildlife’. All this is sited in a thriving 40 acre nature reserve which is accessible for our guests to explore and enjoy throughout their stay. We are striving to offer as sustainable a holiday as possible, with all profit from bookings helping to further the vision and aims of the charity The Shared Earth Trust.

Denmark Farm Conservation Centre is nestled between the stunning Cambrian Mountains and the unspoilt beaches of Cardigan Bay. Located in quiet rural Ceredigion, yet to be discovered by tourists. The nearest towns are Lampeter (4 miles) with its small selection of friendly and independent shops and cafes. Tregaron (7 miles) offers some great craft shops plus one of the best pub and restaurant in Wales (Y Talbot). Finally just a 20 minute drive away is the picturesque harbour town of Aberaeron with its colourful rows of houses, fish and chips, coastal walks and tourist information.