Magnificent coastal views - quality holiday home 3 minutes to sand and pub at Tresaith.

Accommodation Details:

4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7 plus cot. 1 double, & 1 twin on main level, 1 single and 1 single with slide out bed on 1st floor.

Bedlinen provided. Towels at £4.25 per person.

Bathroom on main level with full suite.

Shower Room with shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin on 1st floor.

Kitchen fitted kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher.

Utility Room washing machine, tumble dryer and sink.

Telephone with honesty box.

WiFi internet access

Lounge/Diner with dining suite for 8, two sofas, a number of easy chairs, satellite tv/video/dvd and hi fi. Patio doors - leading to sun-trap patio. This room displays architectural features cleverly incorporated to maximise the impact of the coastal views, cliffs and seascapes. Highchair.

Grounds A dozen external steps lead to main level. Enclosed with sloping lawn, patio and patio furniture.

Ample parking

Fuel oil central heating inclusive May to September, £40 per week outside these dates.

Welcome FREE: 2 Dogs max

No Smoking please

SATURDAY CHANGEOVER

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About this cottage:

• A large arched lounge window opens onto a balcony giving magnificent coastal views.
• An imposing new house (1998) the planned retirement home of a professional family.
• The delightful sandy beach at Tresaith with a regular dingy sailing club on Sunday, never gets crowded because of limited parking - a walk along the empty beach in the evening or early morning is pure escapism.
• From the balcony of Nyth Bran watch the dolphins that inhabit this peaceful bay - they can be seen diving when the sea is quiet.

• Attractive fine golden sandy beach onto which flows the river Saith in the form of a waterfall.
• Narrow country and coastal lanes lead in all directions and much of the coastline is now owned by the National Trust who have recently acquired The Llanerchaeron Estate nearby.

• Stock up on delicious traditionally made cheese praised by Prince Charles and Rick Stein. Watch the cheese making and taste the cheeses at Pontseli, Boncath.

• Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort is an on going archaeological investigation. A reconstructed fort has been erected with buildings placed on original foundations. Do visit the fascinating project and enjoy the beautiful woodland setting.
• Ideally situated to enjoy these magnificent coastal view from this quality holiday home at Tresaith.

• Leave your car at home and take advantage of this excellent service. Buses offer easy access to the Ceredigion Coast Path from Cardigan to New Quay

• Experience the thrill of fishing for sea trout at night or try salmon fishing all or half day with a Teifi River Guide to help you. The award winning guides are highly experienced and have much local knowledge. 70 miles of wild and beautiful Teifi runs from its source in the Cambrian Mountains to the estuary in Cardigan considered the queen of rivers with shallow runs, thundering waterfalls, still dark pools it has a variety and scenery hard to match

• This fabulous award winning sheltered sandy cove is frequented by bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises and seals.

• Beautiful sandy beaches with numerous rock pools to explore, a fresh water stream to splash about in and a Blue Flag Award.

• The Half Moon Wine Bar in Pontweli serves food cooked fresh to order using the best Welsh meat, Portugese specials and an a la carte menu.

• The Teifi Trail is a sequence of walking routes being developed following the picturesque Teifi river from the estuary to its source only 10 minutes away.
• So much to enjoy plus magnificent coastal views from this quality holiday home at Tresaith. Do explore the Cardiganshire hinterland including 8 market towns and 70 miles of the Teifi Valley from Cardigan estuary to the Cambrian mountains. Some of the finest unspoilt scenery in Wales.

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