Glyntawel Cottage
Property Description :
Superior beamed, stone and slate, 3 bedroomed cottage, attached but separate from our family home. Thoughtfully equipped to suit couples, families of all ages and groups seeking a base for activity holiday, with a woodburner in the upstairs lounge, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, electric oven with programmable timer, electric hob, oil-fired rayburn with overhead pulley airer which operates in colder weather, two showers (one en-suite with the double bedroom), an en-suite toilet and washbasin to the upstairs beamed twin bedroom, a small beamed bunk bedroom with full size bunk beds, a washer/dryer, tv and video, lots of books for all ages, board games, a few videos and jigsaws, bats and balls and nets for outdoor play and a pretty patio with stone-built barbecue. Private rural outlook with large mown fenced playfield. the spectacular ceredigion marine heritage coastal footpath and beaches are only 3 - 4 miles with bottlenose dolphin & atlantic seals frequently seen. The baby seals can be seen playing on the rocks in cwmtydu, one of our nearest beaches. Tranquility in 25 acres which you are free to wander. Trout lake for fishing. Children's paradise. Birdwatcher's haven. Your privacy is respected at all times. Beds made up and fresh flowers to greet you. No smokers/pets. Enjoy a warm welcome whatever time of year. Full details, pictures and availability are available on our website www.Glyntawel.Co.Uk
Pets :
No
Garden :
Very Large
Pool :
No
Area Description :
Ceredigion lies astride and west of the cambrian mountains, extending from the dovey estuary in the north to the teifi estuary in the south. Although sparsely populated (70,000+) it has two university towns, lampeter and aberystwyth and the national library of wales. The county is mainly agricultural with villages and hamlets tucked into tight wooded valleys connected by a network of well-maintained lanes, often with steep banks topped by beech hedges and trees. You will not have to battle traffic even in high summer. There is a diversity of scenery with secluded beaches and coves, cliff paths, lanes, rivers and secretive streams, moorland and mountain, an abundance of historic sites and castles, mills, and studios of artists in wood, glass, wax, canvas and clay. The ceredigion heritage coast has porpoise, bottlenose dolphin, and atlantic seal. On a clear day the mountains of snowdonia, the llyn peninsula and bardsey island and the preseli hills of pembrokeshire are visible. The everyday language is welsh. The local people are most welcoming towards visitors, and switch to english readily.