Clear Springs
Clear Springs was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Clear Springs too!
- 4-star Visit Wales graded
- Luxury country retreat
- 2 log burners with inclusive logs
- Pet-friendly - up to 4 dogs
- Private parking & WiFi
- Dog Friendly
- WiFi
- Private Parking
- Real Fire
- Rural Location
- Family Friendly
- Period Cottage
- Cot Available
- Detached Property
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Secluded Georgian family sized farmhouse set into the hillside in a sheltered sunny green valley. Clear Springs, makes an excellent base from which to explore both coast and countryside.
- The vintage-styled farmhouse interior is unique and a real delight to the eye, with attention to detail and comfort evident in every room.
- The house has room for all age groups with the kitchen as the heart of the home. Well equipped for baking and cooking with a generous range cooker which will comfortably accommodate the largest of sunday roasts - this will be the favourite spot for many new chefs.
- There is a snug complete with log burner perfect for curling up with a good book - and the lounge has sumptuous sofas, welsh blankets and views to the meadows beyond.
- Bedrooms are special and snug - comfort is a byword in this well-loved farmhouse.
- Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor will be appreciated by everyone in the cooler months and the flagstones and thick stone walls will keep the farmhouse cool in summer - all making Clear Springs a great choice all year round.
- A shower room on the ground floor and bathroom on the first floor, complete with decadent bath tub, will make sure that everyone is ready to embrace the day.
- The front garden blurs into meadows, a perfect spot for a picnic, al fresco dining and watching the pipistrelle bats flit in the dusk of evening.
- The country lanes that lead to Clear Springs are leafy and serene. Passing traffic is rare in this peaceful haven - the only 'traffic' jams around here will be caused by tractors, sheep, and cows and the house is a perfect base from which to explore the nearby delights of country walks or seaside jaunts.
4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. Master bedroom kingsize bed, 1 double, 1x 4ft single, 1 single sleigh bed.
Bathroom with luxury claw foot bath, basin, toilet and heated towel rail. All on 1st floor.
Wetroom with shower, toilet and wash basin.
Entrance hall
Kitchen/Dining Room country views, large rustic dining table seating 8, well equipped eclectic bespoke kitchen with quality ceramic range stove, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer.
Lounge with large comfortable sofas, footstool and occasional tables, woodburner, well stocked bookcase, Bose Sound Touch system, tv/dvd, far reaching country views.
Snug with sofa and easy chairs, welsh Settle, inglenook fireplace, log burner.
Utility/rear entrance hall washer, dryer, larder fridge, ample drying space.
Grounds peaceful rural private setting and outdoor furniture to seat 8. Large garden leading down to a brook and gateway to surrounding fields.
NB: There are barns in the courtyard and fields beyond please take care with young children.
Additional Information
Security deposit - £200
Short breaks - winter
WiFi - yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - yes
Parking - yes ample
Fuel - inclusive with plentiful free logs.
Dogs - up to 4 by arrangement. 1 dog free, additional dogs £25 p/w
Travel cot - Yes
Highchair - No
Bed linen - Included as standard
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Beautiful house with lots of character - exactly what we wanted for our holiday.
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your review of this peaceful country retreat, very glad you enjoyed your stay.
A lovely property, very well equipped. Wonderfully comfortable beds & linens.....and it is so quiet there, it can be hard to wake up !The property is nearer to Lampeter than Llandeilo so I think the descriptions about the area could be updated . No mobile signal in the house itself but we could get one just outside. And the provision of Netflix was really welcome as we didnt go out of an evening.
If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at Clear Springs.
My partner and I stayed here for a long weekend, we were overwhelmed by the beautiful location where the farm was situated. The farmhouse itself was stunning. Designed to perfection with a huge amount of detail. It had everything you could possibly need, it felt like home and gave off that warm feeling.In our short stay, we had plenty to do, a short trip in the car depending on where we wanted to explore. Plenty of nice places to eat out. I can't thank Michelle & Gerry enough for letting us stay at the farm and we will 100% be returning this summerÃÂ
Me and my partner stayed at Clear Springs for a long weekend, we were overwhelmed by the beautiful location. The farm house is stunning, designed to perfection and huge attention to detail. It has everything you could possibly need, it felt like home and gave off that warm home feeling.
During our short stay we had had plenty to do, within a short trip in the car depending where we wanted to explore. Plenty of places to eat out. I can't thank Michelle and Gerry enough for letting us stay at the farm and will 100% be returning this summer!!
A complete change of scene and pace after a hectic year in London.
The house is so beautiful and so comfortable! You've done such a terrific job with it - even on rainy days. Our 5 year old remarked "I liked my sleigh bed and my little brother loved the cuddly sheep too." It was a pleasure to sit in the house and read/play games/watch films. The farm was great fun to walk around too. and the kids loved seeing the sheep. and especially the red kites overhead were memorable.
The Dolaucothi Gold Mine was a day out we all really enjoyed; ditto Dinefwr/Newton House. We had a warm welcome and good food at the Dolaucothi. The staff were very kind to the children too. Also the Caio Forest is stunning and the pub in the village very cosy (piano, fire, pool table).
We will visit again as soon as possible.
Another holiday in 'Big South Wales' and a big country it is!
We enjoyed getting a chance to speak Welsh. We have been practicing since our last visit (watching Pobol y Cwm on S4C helps).
The beach at Llangrannog was memorable. It's just west of New Quay and pretty impressive. Also, for the most edible mood we went to the Mulberry Bush wholefood cafe and shop in Lampeter. Every bite delicious. Go early for lunch as they run out of some items early.
Thank you for the welcome pack, the champagne and supply of logs ... all very warming.
We loved relaxing with our chocolate labrador Josie in the peace and quiet of the countryside in this characterful property with quality fittings, sheets, beds etc. Very homely cottage.
The welcome pack was a lovely touch - lovely flowers, wine, milk, bread and butter. We especially loved its setting.
Llandeilo is lovely. The Cawdor pub is dog friendly in the courtyard - great for lunch. Food was first class in the friendly pub in Caeo.
It was a relaxed, cosy, comfortable holiday. A home from home especially for dog lovers.
If you would like more information on the local area, please call us on 01348 837871 to speak to one of our friendly team.
Dolaucothi Gold Mines, in use from Roman times to the 20th century. National Trust
- These unique gold mines are set amid wooded hillsides overlooking the beautiful Cothi Valley. 2,000 years ago, the powerful Romans left behind a glimpse of gold-mining methods. The harsh mining environment continued in the 19th and 20th centuries, ending in 1938. The 'Gold Miner' is on hand to lead you down the shallow mine and take you back to experience the conditions of the Roman, Victorian and 1930s underground workings. See and hear the 1930s mine and mine machinery. Have a go at gold panning and get a hands on experience of the frustrations of searching for real gold, what you find you can keep to remind you of your visit.
- A 15 minute stroll away you will find The Dolaucothi Arms at Pumsaint. In 1862 it was noted as 'a good specimen of an ancient Welsh hostelry£ and today still provides a warm welcome and great local food.
Pont Annell walk, Caio Forest
- This walk runs close to the home village of the 14th century king of Wales, Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan. It's a circular walk through a conifer woodland named Caio Forest, where the deciduous and evergreen trees show off their contrasting colours. The walk is suitable for families, and you'll walk alongside the river Annell.
Brechfa Forest Mountain Bike Trails and Walks
- Enjoy the woodland walks in the Brechfa Forest which follow the Gorlech River. With walks signposted either long or short or the highly regarded Brechfa Mountain Bike Trails, you can then retreat to The Black Lion in Abergorlech. Relax in the beer garden by the river and enjoy the view in the summer or toast yourself by the fire in the winter. Dogs are welcome here.
Aberaeron and the Ceredigion Beaches
- Aberaeron has much to offer the visitor it is a charming regency town and with multi coloured houses, attractive harbour, restaurants and boutique shops. The Harbourmaster Restaurant has set the bar for good food in this seaside town. In the summer try the Cellar on the harbour for tapas, the Hive for expertly cooked cutting edge welsh produce and finish with local honey ice cream.
- The towns of Lampeter and Tregaron are a short drive inland through the beautiful Aeron Valley, much loved by the poet Dylan Thomas who for a while lived locally. The beautiful coves of Tresaith, Llangranog and Mwnt, consistently voted amongst Britain's most stunning beaches are all close by.
New Quay and Dolphin Watching
- A wildlife spotting boat trip is a top 'must do' on the Ceredigion coast as the inshore waters of Cardigan bay's Special Area of Conservation are home to Europe's largest population of bottlenose dolphins. A boat trip is a great way to see the coastline from a different perspective and to see a variety of wildlife, including dolphins, seals, porpoises, turtles and unusual species such as sunfish.
- Why not pick up a picnic on the way? Llwynhelyg farm shop at Sarnau stocks many welsh delicacies for you to try and over 80 varieties of welsh cheese to fill your hamper.
Llandeilo
- Just a 10 minute drive away in the other direction is Llandeilo, a busy, colourful and picturesque country town which climbs up the hillside from the River Towy. Meander around the twisted lanes or take a themed walk and discover all that Llandeilo has to offer. There are lots of individual and independent shops which sell a range of unusual gifts, home wares, bespoke jewellery, furniture and local crafts.
- There are award winning local food suppliers, shops selling fashionable clothing, an extensive antique and garden centre and even an auction house! With a wide variety of places to eat and drink - The Cawdor Arms Hotel is the place to be seen over morning coffee and Sunday papers!
Gin Haus Deli
- Welsh artisan bread, cheeses, and charcuterie can be found in abundance here. Call in for lunch or picnic supplies. The cakes are to die for and pizza nights need a table reservation for sure. Join the locals but be quick - tables are always in short supply. G & T anyone?
Heavenly Exquisite Desserts, Llandeilo
- The artisan-made cakes and chocolates made here are an amazing sight and taste even better. No visit to the market town of Llandeilo is complete without a hand-made chocolate treat, scrumptious cake or delicious ice-cream from this award winning chocolatier on Rhosmaen Street.
Dinefwr Park and Castle, Llandeilo
- Visit Dinefwr Park and Castle - explore the romantic castle ruins of Dinefwr, home to the princes of Deheubarth, and then ramble through the restored parkland among giant ancient trees. Then restore your flagging energy levels with delicious home cooked delicacies at the tea rooms. It is a great day out for all the family.
Newton House National Trust, Llandeilo & Historic White Cattle
- This is a beautiful manor house with romantic formal gardens dating back to 1660. Re-live Edwardian life below stairs in Newton House where there are innovative and changing exhibitions as well as a permanent presentation which depicts the house during the war years, 1940 to 1945, when it was used as a hospital.
- Handsome historic white cattle still graze the surrounding grass lands as they have done since medieval times.
Gwili Railway, Bronwydd Arms Station
- Step back in time enjoy a nostalgic journey on a steam train. Popular with all ages, make the most of special events such as dining aboard, cream teas and special celebrations for Mother's Day Father's Day or a unique Sunday lunch.
Enjoy year round holidays in this charming farmhouse near Llandeilo, the ideal size for families. Sleeps 6 guests and welcomes 2 dogs.
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Park your car in the car park or tether your horse to the rail thoughtfully provided. The pub has a garden and a quiet bar.
Organic fruit, veg, groceries, dairy products, bread, meat, poultry, wine, beer and household goods available for delivery to your holiday home.
The finest local produce is prepared and cooked freshly each day including breads and pastries.
The Red Lion is a Grade II listed building on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Wonderful pub restaurant, serving fresh meals made from locally sourced ingredients such as; locally sourced lamb, trout and beef. Vegetarian meals available. There is also a specials board, with the latest delicious seasonal offering. Excellent quality ales are also on offer. as well as an extensive wine menu.
Enjoy a relaxing drink and something to eat beside the picturesque river. Serving good quality pub food and drinks.
Food is home cooked using locally sourced seasonal ingredients and served in elegant surroundings. Try the local cask ales. Booking is advisable.
Contemporary cuisine served in the bar, restaurant or garden with lovely views.
Three separate bar and lounge areas in which food and drinks are served.
Ideally located for walking, mountain biking, fishing, climbing, bird watching (RSPB Dinas) and quiet unhurried motoring.
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