Beudy-OH2

Dihewyd, Near Aberaeron, Dyfed

Situated in the serene countryside of Dihewyd, near Aberaeron in Dyfed, Wales, this intriguing accommodation offers a peaceful retreat for up to four guests. The property features an open-plan living and dining area that is filled with natural light, thanks to patio doors leading to the outdoors. The interior boasts wooden flooring and a well-equipped kitchen with tiled flooring, ensuring a comfortable and functional space for guests. Sleeping arrangements include two spacious double bedrooms, both furnished with 5ft beds, and a further bunk bedroom with 3ft beds, ideal for two children. Additionally, one of the double bedrooms includes an en-suite wet room equipped with accessible features, catering to guests with disabilities.

The property also showcases a delightful courtyard garden, complete with patio furniture and a private hot tub that accommodates six people, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring the surrounding countryside. The accommodation is designed for accessibility, with wheelchair access and various amenities such as electricity, gas central heating, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi included. Guests can enjoy modern conveniences like a Freeview TV, DVD player, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, and freezer. For families traveling with young children, a travel cot and high chair are available upon request. The property also offers parking for two cars, a cycle store, and a recreational area featuring football posts and picnic facilities.

Bwlch Y Person Barns consist of beautifully converted traditional Welsh long barns, each exuding character and charm. These properties are thoughtfully arranged in a right-angle shape, providing lovely views of the rolling countryside. The cottages, including Cartws, Stabl, Beudy Bach, and Beudy, each have their own private terraces with outdoor furniture. Families will appreciate the dedicated recreational area, which is perfect for outdoor activities. Notably, three of the cottages boast private hot tubs on their enclosed patios, enhancing the overall experience of relaxation and leisure.

Guests will find themselves ideally positioned to explore the stunning Ceredigion coastline, with the vibrant Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron just six miles away. This charming town features an array of independent shops, restaurants, and eateries, offering everything from fish and chips to fine dining. The National Trust property of Llanerchaeron is located four miles from the accommodation, providing access to a scenic pedestrian footpath suitable for bikes and wheelchairs, leading directly into Aberaeron. The picturesque village of New Quay is also nearby, where visitors can enjoy the sight of boats in the harbour and the chance to spot pods of bottlenose dolphins in the bay, making this location a perfect holiday destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby