Seacroft

Aberystwyth, Dyfed

Seacroft is a likeable mid-terraced holiday home located in Aberystwyth, Dyfed, Wales, accommodating up to six guests. This property is ideally situated in a central location, making it perfect for those looking to enjoy beach days, access town amenities, and explore nearby attractions. The house features a cozy living room with a 32-inch Freeview TV, a second living room, and a dining room with a tiled floor. The well-equipped kitchen includes modern appliances such as an electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, and washer/dryer, all set on a warm wooden floor.

The first floor of Seacroft comprises three comfortable bedrooms: one double bedroom with an en-suite shower cubicle, a twin bedroom, and a bunk bed room. A bathroom with a shower over the bath is also available. The property is equipped with gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additional amenities include a travel cot and highchair upon request, along with a telephone for incoming calls only. An enclosed lawned garden with a sitting area and garden furniture provides a lovely outdoor space, although it should be noted that the garden is sloping.

Seacroft boasts a slightly elevated position, offering views over Aberystwyth town, the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle, and the coastline beyond. The location is ideal for exploring local amenities, including shops, the promenade, and the Ceredigion Museum, which is housed in a historic theatre. Guests can also enjoy unique local cafés, including one situated above the fire station. The property has direct access to Pendinas, a local nature reserve that provides stunning views and connects to the coastal path, recognized as one of the National Trust’s top coastal walks. A bench at the top of the garden is a perfect spot to watch the sunset over Cardigan Bay.

Within walking distance, visitors can find the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway, which ascends Constitution Hill for breathtaking views and a café experience. The National Library of Wales and the Aberystwyth Arts Centre, offering a variety of cultural events, are also nearby. For those seeking adventure, the railway station is close by, providing access to the historic steam train on the Vale of Rheidol Railway, which takes passengers on a scenic journey to the waterfalls at Devil’s Bridge. Additionally, the beautiful Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Centre, known for its walking trails and birdwatching opportunities, is just a short drive away. The beach, shops, pubs, and restaurants are conveniently located within a quarter-mile radius, enhancing the overall appeal of this delightful holiday home.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby