Self catering accommodation rentals near Cardigan Dyfed Wales: An attractively converted 19thC Welsh stone holiday cottage on a listed, working organic dairy farm in the beautiful Teify Valley - ideal for Pembrokeshire, the beaches of Cardigan Bay and the spectacular Cambrian Hills.

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Self catering Accommodation Rentals Cardigan Dyfed Wales

A character rural in the Teify Valley ideal for Pembrokeshire, the Cambrian Hills and Cardigan Bay.


Region:	Dyfed Wales	Area:	Cardigan
Type:	Cottage	Town:	Newcastle Emlyn
Bedrooms:	2	Weekly rent:	£250-400
Sleeps:	4	Phone:	01559 370341
Owner:	Mrs Robinson	E-mail:	Click to email
		Web page:	Click here

Facilities:	Wood burning stove		Colour TV
	Microwave		Video
	Washing machine		Garden
	Linen provided		Parking
	Rural		Short breaks available
	Character		Sorry non smokers only
			Pets Welcome

	Penyrallt Fach Holiday Cottage is an attractively converted 19th century stone-built piggery situated on a listed, working organic dairy farm in the beautiful Teify Valley of West Wales. It is an ideal holiday cottage retreat situated for easy access to the beautiful beaches of Cardigan Bay, the dramatic Prescelli Hills of Pembrokeshire and the spectacular scenery of the Cambrian Mountains and Mid-Wales.

	Interior



	This character farm cottage is near the listed, traditional farmhouse though quite separate and is within the curtilage of the old, stone farm buildings. It offers a warm welcome into a comfortable kitchen/dining/sitting-room where a wood-burning stove and exposed beams give it great character. The scrubbed farmhouse table has seating for 4 and the very well equipped kitchen offers a cooker, micro-wave and refrigerator. In the sitting area there is a sofa and two easy chairs, lots of books, a TV, video player and radio. The two bedrooms are simply and attractively furnished with a double bed in one and two single beds in the other. The bathroom has a bath, lavatory and wash-basin. The washing-machine is also in the bathroom. All bed-linen and towels are provided. All fuel and electricity is included in the rent. Short breaks October to May £30 per person per night (Children under 12 £15 per night)

	Outside

	The holiday cottage is surrounded by a lawn and overlooks a paddock with a large pond. The farm is a fully organic, working, traditional family farm certificated with the Soil Association. Visitors are welcome to see all aspects of the farm with its herd of rare traditional Hereford cattle and Ayrshire dairy cows, and to walk over the 140 acres of pasture and woodland set on a hillside overlooking the Teify Valley. There is also a small farm shop.

	Local area

	Besides the lovely beaches of Cardigan Bay and the mountains there are many attractive old market towns, superb castles and countless sites of pre-historic and historic interest, including the tiny cathedral city of St David's. It is a fine area for walking and bird-watching. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is only half an hour away. Cardigan is an attractive Welsh market town on the north shore of the Pembrokeshire Peninsula. The town sits above the wide expanse of Cardigan Bay, which is designated as a Special Area of Conservation. The Bay supports a population of some 130 bottlenose dolphins, and porpoises as well as grey seals are frequently seen close to shore. The area is also part of the Ceredigion Heritage Coast. The town itself has a long and tumultuous history. It was the principal town of the old Welsh kingdom of Deheubarth. When the Normans first invaded the kingdom in the late 11th century, Cardigan was one of the prizes they aimed for. The Normans built Cardigan Castle overlooking the Teifi River, but the Welsh refused to be beaten. The town was taken and retaken several times during the 12th century. Today the castle keep and two towers can be seen, but the interior is not open to the public. It was during one of the periods of Welsh ascendancy that the first eisteddfod was held here, in 1176. The eisteddfod is a sort of cultural love-in, a mixture of music, poetry, prose, and celebration of Welsh customs and culture. The Welsh National Eisteddfod is now an annual event held in a different place each year. If the crumbling ruins of ancient castles do not stir your blood, perhaps you'd prefer a newer attraction. The Cardigan Heritage Centre opened in 1997 in a converted 18th century warehouse on Teifi Wharf. The Centre has permanent exhibits tracing the history of Cardigan from the days before the coming of the Normans.

Self catering Accommodation Rentals Cardigan Dyfed Wales

A character rural in the Teify Valley ideal for Pembrokeshire, the Cambrian Hills and Cardigan Bay.

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