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Ty Bara is a beautifully renovated Victorian cottage located in the charming town of Aberaeron, Ceredigion, Wales. This property, which can accommodate up to four guests, maintains many of its original features, providing a cozy seaside atmosphere. Its name, meaning "bread house" in English, reflects its proximity to the old bakery site and offers a peaceful retreat from the lively town. Guests can enjoy a short walk to local shops, restaurants, the harbour, and beaches, as well as access to the scenic Ceredigion Coastal Path.
The interior of Ty Bara is designed for relaxation and comfort. After a day of exploring the area, visitors can unwind in front of the log burner in the sitting room or enjoy the sunset from the garden patio. The cottage features a bespoke bathroom with a unique ship’s porthole, and the "Crows Nest" landing provides a cozy reading nook overlooking the garden. The master bedroom boasts an Art Nouveau ornamental fireplace and original wooden flooring, while the second double bedroom offers lovely sea views.
For additional guests, a double sofa bed is available in the lounge, accommodating up to four people comfortably. The upstairs layout includes two double bedrooms and a bathroom equipped with a bath and shower hand attachment, while the downstairs area features a well-appointed kitchen/diner with modern appliances and a dining area for four. The sitting room is furnished with a three-seater sofa, armchair, and SKY TV, all enhancing the homey feel of the cottage.
Outside, Ty Bara features a terraced enclosed rear garden with a furnished patio that offers views over the town and sea. The garden is designed for relaxation, although parents are advised to supervise children due to rustic steps. There is a small parking area for convenient unloading and loading, with additional free on-street parking available nearby. Ty Bara presents a perfect blend of comfort, charm, and accessibility to the stunning coastal landscape of Wales.
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