A cozy haven on the West Wales coast

There’s a positively Mediterranean atmosphere at Noyadd Trefawr’s two-bedroom holiday home, The Cottage. There are two guest bedrooms, a double and a twin, a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, a fully-equipped kitchen and a private sunny terrace.

The Cottage was once part of the Noyadd Trefawr estate, and is quietly set in the bluebell woods that make up part of the grounds. It’s a detached single-story property that has been stylishly and sympathetically converted. There ‘s a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove, a newly fitted kitchen with a dining table for four, and a newly fitted rainfall shower with a heated towel rail. There are two guest bedrooms, a double and a twin, carpeted with seagrass and sheepskin rugs and with comfortable beds draped in crisp white linens and feather duvets and pillows. There’s wifi, of course, as well as a TV with Netflix and Prime.

Outside, The Cottage has a private slate terrace garden with outdoor seating, a BBQ and an outdooor campfire area. Guests are free to explore the wider estate, with its ten acre grounds designed and landscaped 200 years ago, with a ha-ha, formal gardens, and an overgrown water garden threaded by countless streams that feed a Georgian lake.  Specimen trees including beech, oak, field maple and walnut dating back to the garden’s early days have now grown to maturity to give the grounds a parklike elegance.

Though it might lack the grandeur of the main manor house The Cottage provides a sheltered refuge, ideal for families wishing to explore this lovely stretch of the Welsh coast, and shares it’s calm, private setting in the landscaped grounds.

Noyadd Trefawr’s Cottage suggests:

Head for the beach. There are no less than 12 within a ten-minute drive, all linked by the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Then return to the comfort of your holiday home, with its rainfall shower and wood-burning stove: perfect peace for family fun.