Bwthyn Barri

Glynarthen, Near Aberporth, Dyfed

Glynarthen, located near Aberporth in Dyfed, Wales, is a homely holiday property designed to accommodate a small family or a group of friends, comfortably sleeping up to five guests. This unique property has been thoughtfully converted from a former farm building, featuring a cozy living room adorned with a flagstone floor and a wood-burning stove set in an inglenook fireplace. The dining room boasts exposed stone walls and a similar flagstone floor, while the spacious farmhouse-style kitchen includes a breakfast area. The bathroom is equipped with a roll-top bath, a shower enclosure, and a toilet, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.

On the first floor, guests will find two double bedrooms, each with a restricted height doorway, one of which includes an additional single bed for an extra guest. The property retains its rustic charm with beamed ceilings throughout. Additional amenities include full oil central heating, a DVD player, a fridge/freezer, and a washing machine, among others. Guests can enjoy the lawned garden complete with patio furniture, and pets are welcome free of charge, although they must be kept on a lead at all times. The property is nestled within 15 acres of shared grounds, which feature sloping banks, a stream, and ponds.

Situated amidst unspoiled countryside, Glynarthen is just a couple of miles inland from Cardigan Bay, making it an ideal base for exploring the Marine Heritage coastline. Nearby, visitors can discover several award-winning beaches, remote sandy coves, and charming fishing villages, such as Tresaith, Penbryn, and Llangrannog. The area is also home to the Ceredigion Coastal Path, which offers breathtaking cliff-top views, and the designated Special Area of Conservation in Cardigan Bay is known for its diverse marine life, including bottlenose dolphins and grey seals. For those seeking adventure, dolphin spotting boat trips are available from New Quay harbour.

In addition to its natural beauty, the region boasts a variety of attractive towns and villages, including Cardigan with its historic castle, the vibrant harbour town of Aberaeron, and the bustling Newcastle Emlyn. Visitors can enjoy a selection of cozy pubs, chic shops, and good restaurants, while outdoor enthusiasts can engage in activities such as cycling, windsurfing, and kayaking. The scenic Teifi Valley, located just a few miles inland, offers excellent fishing opportunities and attractions like the National Wool Museum and the Teifi Valley Railway. Whether seeking adventure or tranquility, Ceredigion and Penrallt Y Cordde provide the perfect setting for a memorable holiday or short break.

• Baby Friendly
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby