Teifi

Llangoedmor, Near Cardigan, Dyfed

Located in Llangoedmor, near Cardigan in Dyfed, Wales, this delightful accommodation offers a tranquil retreat for up to four guests. Nestled on a 91-acre working farm along the picturesque River Teifi, the property boasts stunning views and a private hot tub, perfect for unwinding with a glass of wine. The open-plan living and dining area features sliding patio doors that provide a seamless connection to the garden and river, while the modern kitchen is equipped with fitted units, a microwave, and a dishwasher. The first floor includes a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, and a bathroom with a shower cubicle, catering to the needs of families or couples seeking a peaceful getaway.

The traditional Welsh barn conversions have been thoughtfully restored to maintain their original charm, showcasing exposed beams and stone walls. Guests can enjoy the extensive grounds, which include shared access to farmland and a barbecue area. The property also offers conveniences such as a shared washing machine and tumble dryer, along with parking facilities. The location is ideal for those looking to engage in outdoor activities, with opportunities for fly fishing, kayaking, and sailing readily available on the River Teifi, known for its abundant salmon and trout.

Just two miles from the market town of Cardigan, Rosehill Farm is perfectly positioned for exploring the dramatic coastline and rugged mountains of west Wales. The surrounding area features rolling hills inhabited by horses, goats, and lambs, providing a serene atmosphere. Guests can venture into the nearby Pembrokeshire National Park to hike the Preseli Hills, where they can discover ancient monuments like the Bronze Age burial chamber of Pentre Ifan Dolmen. The charming market towns of Cardigan, Newcastle Emlyn, and Carmarthen are rich in Welsh culture, offering a delightful mix of traditional pubs, boutique shops, and local restaurants.

The magnificent coastline, only a short drive away, is dotted with golden beaches and tranquil fishing harbors, where visitors might catch sight of bottlenose dolphins and seals. For a memorable day trip, guests can explore Britain’s smallest city, St David’s, with its historic 12th-century cathedral and the medieval ruins of Bishops’ Palace. Alternatively, a scenic sea safari around the off-shore island of Ramsey provides an opportunity to witness seabirds, seals, and the occasional dolphin in their natural habitat. With shops and a pub located just two miles from the property, this idyllic retreat offers both relaxation and adventure in the heart of Wales.

• Baby Friendly
• Pub Nearby