Seaway

Llansantffraed, Near Aberaeron, Dyfed

Seaway is an attractive coastal cottage located in the picturesque hamlet of Llansantffraed, near Aberaeron in Dyfed, Wales. This beautifully renovated property is designed to accommodate up to four guests and features a cosy wood burner, making it an inviting retreat throughout the year. Just a short stroll from the beach, the cottage offers a blend of modern comforts and rustic charm, with its elegant interior showcasing a mix of antique furniture and contemporary accessories. The ground floor includes a spacious living room with a double sofa bed, a well-equipped kitchen and dining area with French doors leading to a terraced garden, and a convenient shower room.

The first floor of Seaway boasts a spacious bedroom featuring a kingsize bed and an en-suite toilet, providing a private and comfortable space for relaxation. Guests can enjoy amenities such as electric central heating, Wi-Fi, and private parking for two cars. The cottage also includes an outdoor garden area with seating, perfect for enjoying the fresh coastal air. Notably, the property is pet-friendly, allowing visitors to bring their furry companions along for the holiday. With easy access to local attractions and the stunning coastline, Seaway is an ideal base for exploring the beauty of the surrounding area.

In close proximity to the cottage, the village of Llanon offers a variety of local conveniences, including a pub, fish and chip shop, and convenience stores. The scenic route along the main road leads to Aberystwyth, a vibrant seaside town known for its promenade and historic pier, as well as the longest electric cliff railway in the UK. Visitors can also embark on a delightful journey aboard the Vale of Rheidol steam train, which takes passengers through breathtaking landscapes to the enchanting Devil’s Bridge and its waterfalls. This region is rich in history and natural beauty, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike.

Further exploration reveals the charming Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, just under five miles away, where colourful houses line the waterfront, complemented by a variety of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. Continuing along the coast, visitors will find New Quay, known for its stunning views and dolphin watching boat trips. The area of Ceredigion is not only visually captivating, with its dramatic coastline and the remote Cambrian Mountains, but it also offers a slower pace of life, inviting guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the local culture. With an abundance of scenic walking paths along the 60 miles of coastal pathway, Seaway promises a memorable getaway filled with inspiration and adventure.

• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby