Bronallt

4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7. 

1 Twin with TV and ensuite shower room (shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin), on ground floor making this property very suitable for the less able bodied (ramp available). 1 Double with TV and ensuite toilet and washbasin. Master double with TV and ensuite shower room (shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin), French doors opening onto balcony overlooking the harbour. 1 Single bedroom. All on 1st floor.

Bathroom on half landing with bath (shower over), toilet and washbasin.

Kitchen fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, table and chairs. French doors opening into a

Conservatory with cane furniture and side door to patio (2 steps down)

Lounge with leather 3 seater sofa and 2 reclining armchairs, 3 swivel leather chairs and footstools, electric fire in Victorian surround, flat 32" screen HD ready TV/DVD. French doors with harbour views, 3 steps down to patio.

Grounds small enclosed garden and patio with garden furniture. 6 steps down to patio area. Ramp available. There are plenty of lawned areas in Aberaeron to enjoy a picnic.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, off road at the side of the property, on a first come first serve basis

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £25 p/w

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• Aberaeron has lots to offer - take a stroll around the quay and streets lined with brightly painted elegant Georgian houses, browse art galleries, visit the Aberaeron Sea Aquarium or take a catamaran trip (also available for hourly/weekly charter) and see the wild life - dolphins, seals, sea birds - and the rugged coastline of Cardigan Bay from a different perspective.
• There is a selection of small shops to discover and a variety of pubs, eating places and restaurants serving local produce, including the award winning ' Hive on the Quay' and the ' Harbourmasters Hotel' .

• There are wonderful clifftop walks nearby and the coastal path, passing over a waterfall, wends its way from Aberaeron to the sheltered sandy beach of Cei Bach

• Do enjoy this four mile coastal walk with views of the Lleyn Peninsula.

• Visit the seaside town of New Quay 7.6 miles away where regular dolphin spotting boat trips leave from the harbour. Enjoy a choice of sandy beaches, shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants too.

• A cycle track along the old railway line takes you to Llanerchaeron, (NT) a small, recently restored, country mansion which offers a fascinating glimpse into life in the last century - even the walled garden has been carefully tended and brought back to some of its former glory.

• Do visit this working artists studio/gallery showing finely detailed rural landscapes, characters and scenes. David's etchings have been shown at the Royal Academy and sold through Christie's catalogues. He uses methods unchanged for 400 years.

• Red Kites can be seen feeding daily during winter at the Red Kite Centre and Museum at Tregaron. Take time to learn about the Kites and other local wildlife as well as the cultural and rural heritage of the area.
• Jen Jones Antique Welsh Blankets and Quilts at Lampeter is well worth a visit. Jen's extensive knowledge and her wonderful stock are fascinating.

• Stock up on some traditionally made Welsh cheese praised by Prince Charles and Rick Stein. These artisan cheese makers can be found in Abercych. A gourmet treat to take back to your pet free luxury holiday seaside holiday home in Aberaeron

• This delightful secluded cove almost hidden amongst the rocks near New Quay once was the haunt of smugglers and pirates. Now Atlantic grey seals come ashore to give berth during autumn. The beach is predominantly shingle with sand at low tide.