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5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Light, spacious and comfortable traditional cottage near stunning heritage coastpath and beaches. Log burner for cosy evenings, South facing conservatory and garden for sunny days. Beautiful views of open countryside and great for outdoor exploring.
Foel is an Edwardian stone cottage a couple of miles from the popular beach and seaside village of Llangrannog between Newquay and Cardigan on the West Wales Coast. Perfect for exploring the stunning Ceredigion coast path, and beaches including National Trust managed Penbryn. It has convenient access to two excellent pubs, an award winning farm shop, supermarket and friendly cafes. The local ‘cardibus’ passes twice daily. Other activities include dolphin watching, kayaking, coasteering, golf, horse riding, some of the best river fishing in UK, and even dry slope skiing. You will be driving distance to North Pembrokeshire National Park, the foodie town of Newport, and attractions such as Devils Bridge, National Botanic Garden, and the thriving town of Aberystwyth.
The cottage is set on it’s own along a quiet lane amid rural pasture, about a mile from the sea, with wide views across rolling hills and dark night skies. It’s a light, spacious yet cosy house that mixes traditional and contemporary décor to provide comfortable spaces for all weathers and seasons. There’s a log burner, oak table and sofa in the dining room, and separate comfortable sitting room with two sofas. The well-equipped modern kitchen opens onto a large South facing conservatory with a table seating six, and space to relax. Two generous bedrooms upstairs provide flexible sleeping arrangements for up to five people, in one kingsize, one double and a single bed with an additional comfortable sofa bed in the sitting room downstairs (supplement required for this), enabling suitable accommodation for families or small groups, hikers and outdoor adventurers, and couples looking for a quiet retreat.
The South West facing enclosed garden has lawn with picnic bench, a sheltered walled garden in the original stone cowshed, a shallow pond, fire bowl and a games shed for safe equipment storage.
During peak periods (Christmas, Easter and school holidays), the minimum stay is 7 nights and the change over day is Friday.
Different arrangements are possible for shorter and longer stays outside peak times, please enquire.
Foel is an Edwardian stone cottage a couple of miles from the popular beach and seaside village of Llangrannog between Newquay and Cardigan on the West Wales Coast. Perfect for exploring the stunning Ceredigion coast path, and beaches including National Trust managed Penbryn. It has convenient access to two excellent pubs, an award winning farm shop, supermarket and friendly cafes. The local ‘cardibus’ passes twice daily. Other activities include dolphin watching, kayaking, coasteering, golf, horse riding, some of the best river fishing in UK, and even dry slope skiing. You will be driving distance to North Pembrokeshire National Park, the foodie town of Newport, and attractions such as Devils Bridge, National Botanic Garden, and the thriving town of Aberystwyth.
The cottage is set on it’s own along a quiet lane amid rural pasture, about a mile from the sea, with wide views across rolling hills and dark night skies. It’s a light, spacious yet cosy house that mixes traditional and contemporary décor to provide comfortable spaces for all weathers and seasons. There’s a log burner, oak table and sofa in the dining room, and separate comfortable sitting room with two sofas. The well-equipped modern kitchen opens onto a large South facing conservatory with a table seating six, and space to relax. Two generous bedrooms upstairs provide flexible sleeping arrangements for up to five people, in one kingsize, one double and a single bed with an additional comfortable sofa bed in the sitting room downstairs (supplement required for this), enabling suitable accommodation for families or small groups, hikers and outdoor adventurers, and couples looking for a quiet retreat.
The South West facing enclosed garden has lawn with picnic bench, a sheltered walled garden in the original stone cowshed, a shallow pond, fire bowl and a games shed for safe equipment storage.
During peak periods (Christmas, Easter and school holidays), the minimum stay is 7 nights and the change over day is Friday.
Different arrangements are possible for shorter and longer stays outside peak times, please enquire.
Amenities at Light, cosy Edwardian cottage near West Wales Coast Path, Llangrannog
Family friendly
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Top rated by guests
9.7Outstanding
(17 Ratings)
Guests loved the beautiful countryside location, well-equipped cottage, great communication with owners, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, and easy access to explore the coastal area and beaches.
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