Beudy Bach-OH5

Dihewyd, Near Aberaeron, Dyfed

Located in Dihewyd, near Aberaeron, Dyfed, Wales, this fascinating conversion offers a delightful countryside retreat for up to four guests. With easy access to local amenities and the stunning Ceredigion coastline, the property features an open-plan living and dining area equipped with an electric living-flame fire, a wooden floor, and a cozy atmosphere. The accommodation includes a bathroom with an over-bath shower, a double bedroom with a spacious 5ft bed, and a galleried twin bedroom on the first floor, which can accommodate additional guests.

Guests can enjoy a private courtyard garden complete with patio furniture and a hot tub for four, enhancing the relaxation experience. The property is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring ground floor facilities and wheelchair access. Additional amenities include electricity, full gas central heating (with underfloor heating on the ground floor), bed linen, towels, and complimentary Wi-Fi. For families, a travel cot and high chair are available upon request, along with a recreational area equipped with football posts, picnic benches, and tables.

Bwlch Y Person Barns, where this conversion is situated, are beautifully restored traditional Welsh long barns nestled in a peaceful setting surrounded by rolling countryside. The property boasts character and charm, making it an ideal location for a countryside holiday. There are four cottages in total—Cartws, Stabl, Beudy Bach, and Beudy—arranged in a right angle shape with designated parking in front. Each cottage has its own terrace with outdoor furniture, providing lovely views of the surrounding landscape.

Situated close to both mid and south Wales, these cottages offer perfect holiday accommodation for exploring the scenic Ceredigion coastline. The vibrant Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron is just six miles away, featuring a variety of independent shops and dining options, including fish and chips, ice cream parlors, and fine dining establishments. Additionally, the National Trust house and gardens of Llanerchaeron are only four miles from the property, with a pleasant pedestrian path leading into Aberaeron, suitable for bikes, pushchairs, or wheelchairs.

Further along the coast, the picturesque town of New Quay is a must-visit, known for its charming harbor and the chance to spot resident pods of bottlenose dolphins. With a shop, pub, and restaurant located just 1.5 miles away, this property provides a perfect balance of tranquility and convenience, making it an excellent choice for a memorable getaway in Wales.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby