Ceredigion's coastline and countryside draw visitors year-round, and this converted stone cottage sits on a working farm in that landscape, within five minutes of Aberporth and Cardigan Bay. The single bedroom holds a four-poster double bed. The open-plan ground floor combines living space with a kitchen equipped for full cooking and a shower room with walk-in access. Everything you need is provided: electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi. Parking is on site, and there is space for one pet at no extra cost.
The farm itself spreads across 48 acres and keeps Shetland ponies, alpacas, donkeys, goats and poultry. A small garden adjoins the cottage; a larger one sits to the rear with furniture. A shared barbecue hut and bike store are available to guests. The owners live on-site and can arrange access to these facilities. Nearby towns include New Quay, known for bottlenose dolphins seen from the harbour, and Aberaeron with its Georgian architecture and restaurants. Cenarth, a short drive away, has waterfalls and offers swimming, coracle rides and fishing. This is a no-smoking property.
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Arrive after 16:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
We stayed on this lovely CL earlier this week and will be returning soon! We had only booked for two nights but it was so relaxing we stayed an extra night. Really lovely location, great for visiting various very pretty beaches and villages and other attractions and, although it's with in easy reach of the A487, it's just off a very quiet lane so was very peaceful. Gorgeous alpacas and Shetland ponies as neighbours....and Mark and Philippa were so friendly and helpful with lots of local knowledge. Also very dog friendly. Debbie and Phil
a year ago · via Google
What an absolute gem of a place to stay. My wife and I stayed in the cl site for a week, everything is impeccably kept, lots to do in the surrounding areas, very beautiful, quiet and peaceful on the site, with a lovely lane to walk the dogs. Cardigan, Tresaith, Aberporth and New Quay are all nearby. For animal lovers, there are horses , donkeys, goats, alpacas .......and our favourite a 'huge' ram called Thomas 💙 Phillipa and Mark were great hosts, and we can't wait to come again. Andy & Sarah Evans
2 years ago · via Google
We have just had a most wonderful, peaceful week in the Stables Cottage with our two grandchildren. Philippa and Mark couldn't have made us feel more welcome than what they have done. Philippa let our granddaughter help with the miniature Shetlands each day, which was an added bonus. Feeding the ducks, sheep, donkeys and alpacas was almost part of our daily routine. Great for children! The cottage itself was very spacious, spotless and had all that we needed. We only had a couple of trips out to the beaches, and at Mynt beach we saw lots of dolphins off shore. The Coastal Farm was lovely for the children, and spotted seals from the cliff tops. The Shire Farm was nearby and spent an afternoon there, along with castle visits, and a lovely day crabbing at New Quay. A brilliant week away, and will definitely be recommending it to friends and family, and will hopefully back for another visit. Thank you Philippa and Mark for sharing your beautiful and special place with us. Geoff, Jill, Jack and Evie
4 years ago · via Google
Peaceful and gorgeous Welsh surroundings. Well maintained site, all credit to the owners. Cottages are close to the CL site. Pembryn beach is a must see but be prepared for an hour walk to it. Add 30 min on top for that for the return trip as it’s a 10% incline.
4 years ago · via Google