Quay View

4 Bedrooms Sleeping 6 + Bunk room for 2 Children 2 Bathrooms

On first floor:

Double Room king size bed, exposed A-frame, chest, chair, bean bag, bedside table, lamps, access to the garden

Master En-Suite Bedroom king size bed, wardrobe, chest, driftwood mirror, lamps, French style sofa, wall lights, lamps, sweeping sea views

En-Suite Bathroom bath with shower over, wash basin, WC, mirror, heated towel rail, shelving unit

Double Room double bed, bedside tables, lamps, range of built in wardrobes, drawers and shelving, driftwood heart, driftwood mirror, stunning sea views

Bunk Bed Room bunk beds, chest, lamp, driftwood mirror, lovely sea views

Family Bathroom attractive room with a beach theme, bath with shower over, wash basin, WC, mirror, cupboard, access to the garden

On ground floor:

Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Area white painted quality kitchen, with plate rack, hooks for pans,induction hob, double electric oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, Magimix, fridge/freezer

Dining Area large Welsh dresser, wine cooler, drinks fridge, attractive dining table with seating for 8, large settle, feature suspended lighting, attractive wall lamps, Sony music system, TV

Dining Room characterful room in the heart of the house, large dining room table, seating for 6, mirror, built in original cupboard

Sitting Room airy room with feature fire place, Chesney wood burner, comfortable sofa, 2 easy chairs, original built in cupboards, shelving, TV, occasional tables, lamps, lovely sea views

2nd Sitting Room comfortable sofas, 2 arm chairs, TV, feature fireplace, occasional tables, lamps, mirror

Utility Room Miele washing machine and tumble dryer, storage cupboards, access to the walled patio with outside shower & WC, rotary clothesline, drying rack

Grounds sunny front terrace with bistro table and chairs, gated, sweeping sea views. An extensive, enclosed, terraced rear garden with lawned area and patio with stunning sea views across Cardigan Bay.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Short Breaks welcomed all year except during Peak & Summer weeks

WiFi Yes

Towels Yes

Heating Inclusive

Cot & Highchair Sorry, not available

Change Over Day Saturday

Parking Either opposite the house or in a car park 100 yds away

Pet Free Property

Small Party Discount Applied to only off-peak weeks

Linen Included as standard

Security Deposit 100

Cardigan Bay's Bottlenose dolphins

• Cardigan Bay's famous Bottle nose dolphins can be spotted almost every day in the summer from this uniquely peaceful location above the Lifeboat Station and only a 5 minute walk along a footpath from the centre of New Quay.

New Quay Beaches

• There is not one but three sandy beaches in New Quay and all are within strolling distance of shops,cafes, pubs and regular dolphin spotting boat trips from the harbour. Choose from Harbour Beach, Traeth Gwyn and Dolau. Harbour beach is patrolled by lifeguards from mid July to the end of August.
  

New Quay, Dylan Thomas & Water sports

• New Quay is a bustling quaint small harbour village with narrow streets rising in terraces from the harbour. The village has gift and craft shops and a variety of pubs and restaurants - the newly reopened Black Lion Hotel and the Traith Restaurant adding to the upbeat tone of the town.
• Dylan Thomas lived in New Quay in the 1940's and perhaps this is his ' cliff perched town at the far end of Wales'. It is the setting for a recent film about his life starring Kiera Knightly and Sienna Miller ' The Edge of Love' and the Dylan Thomas Trail takes you to many of his favourite places in the town.
• There are water sports galore to enjoy - sailing, canoeing, wind surfing, kayaking and fishing.

Winston Evans Boat Trips and New Quay Boat Trips

• A boat trip out on the bay is a wonderful experience, as well breath taking sea views and dolphins there are seals and a wide variety of birds to see including the rare Chough and the Red Kite. A fantastic trip out from this New Quay holiday cottage.

New Quay Honey Farm

• New Quay Honey Farm produces and sells a wide range of honey based products such as meads, sweets preserves and other products. There is a tea room where honey cakes and other natural food can be enjoyed It is located between Cwm Tydu and Aberaeron.

Llangranog Ski & Boarding Centre near New Quay holiday cottage

• The only 100 metre slope in west Wales with flood lighting for evening skiing offers an exciting and unusual distraction when on holiday.

Theatre Mwldan

• Theatre Mwldan is an award winning venue for theatre & cinema entertainment, art and events in the heart of the bustling market town of Cardigan.

Llwynhelyg Farm Shop

• Stock up on delicious food at Llwynhelyg Farm Shop winner of Best Farm Shop in Wales. A gourmet treat while staying in this pet friendly New Quay holiday cottage with sea views.

Terrace Cafe, Cwm Tydu

• Cwm Tydu and Terrace Cafe are well worth a visit. Teas, lunches, cakes and sandwiches, fresh coffee and cream teas served overlooking the idyllic cove.

Alltrodyn Trout Lake

• Try your luck at this 2 acre lake stocked with rainbow and brown trout in a picturesque corner of Capel Dewi

Walk around Llangrannog

• The four mile coastal walk (pet welcome) around Llangrannog has lovely views of the Lleyn Peninsula. Llangrannog Beach welcomes dogs all year round but in designated areas only during summer months. It takes about two hours. After your walk enjoy a light meal or an ice-cream at the Terrace Cafe (seasonal) or a drink and a seafood meal in the Pentre Arms Hotel.

Days away...
Hinterland

• The gripping Nordic-noir TV detective drama series set in Aberystwyth against the backdrop of the Cambrian Mountains has been immensely popular with TV audiences.
• Twm's Treks offers a choice of 8 guided walks based on this compelling TV series, taking you from the stunning coastline of Ceredigion up to the rural Cambrian Mountains visiting various filming locations, you will certainly be wowed as well as entertained along the way!

Cambrian Mountains

• Explore the beautiful and wild Cambrian Mountains by car (A44) or on foot. Discover the source of the rivers Severn and Wye and wonder at the views from the top of Plynlimon, the highest point.

Teifi Valley

• The scenic Teifi Valley is dotted with pretty market towns nestled beside the Teifi River each with its own character, shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.Visit Cardigan and Cardigan Castle, Newcastle Emlyn and Newcastle Emlyn castle, Cilgerran and Cilgerran Castle and Cenarth famous for its salmon leap, salmon fishing and coracles.
  

Spacious holiday cottage for families or friends sharing in the seaside town of New Quay within walking distance of shops, eateries, sandy beaches and dolphin spotting boat trips.