Bryn-Y-Gof

Llangrannog, Ceredigion

Bryn-y-Gof, also known as Blacksmith’s Hill, is an appealing and romantic seaside retreat located just 10 minutes from Llangrannog in Ceredigion, Wales. Nestled in a serene 7-acre meadow at the edge of a quaint rural hamlet, this cottage offers a tranquil escape with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The area is rich in wildlife, featuring seals, dolphins, and red kites, while the vibrant wildflowers and stunning coastline enhance the natural beauty of the location. Bryn-y-Gof serves as an ideal base for exploring this unspoiled haven, with opportunities for leisurely walks through ancient Bluebell Woods leading to Cwmtydu and Seal Beach, as well as access to the scenic coastal path that stretches south to Llangrannog or north to the picturesque fishing village of New Quay.

The spacious cottage is designed with traditional yet cozy aesthetics, boasting high beamed ceilings and large windows that maximize the spectacular views. Inside, guests can enjoy a unique experience in the large, airy bedroom, which features an antique brass and iron king-size bed, a roll-top slipper bath, and an open fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings. The en suite shower room is equipped with an antique washstand and modern amenities, while the lounge area showcases a grand inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, oak floors, and comfortable seating for relaxation. The well-equipped kitchen and dining area offer a handmade oak kitchen, allowing guests to prepare meals with ease.

Bryn-y-Gof accommodates two guests, plus a baby, in its single bedroom, making it a perfect getaway for couples. The cottage is also equipped with modern conveniences such as a Smart TV, DVD player, and an iPod dock for entertainment. Outside, a large enclosed patio area with furniture and a BBQ provides a lovely space for outdoor dining, while the expansive meadow invites guests to roam and explore. A short walk along the lane leads to a woodland path that follows a stream through the valley, enhancing the overall experience of tranquility and connection with nature.

Guests at Bryn-y-Gof can enjoy the warm hospitality of the local area, with options to visit nearby farm shops and local produce markets that offer award-winning food and drinks. The local pubs and restaurants provide a welcoming atmosphere, serving delicious local cuisine and ales. With at least ten stunning beaches within a 15-minute drive, along with castles, historic sites, and ample cycling and walking routes, Bryn-y-Gof offers a wealth of activities for those seeking adventure or relaxation. This charming cottage can be booked independently or in conjunction with Brynifor, which accommodates six guests, making it a versatile choice for couples or small groups looking to experience the beauty of Wales together.

• Internet
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire