Croft Y Beudy

Ceredigion's quiet farmland meets the Welsh coast in this part of the country, where sheep graze across rolling fields and small harbours dot the shoreline. Croft Y Beudy occupies its own corner of a family-run farm, approached down a private lane. The cottage sleeps 4 across three bedrooms—one with an ensuite shower—and comes with a second bathroom upstairs. Downstairs, a sitting room with woodburner and a kitchen fitted with a range cooker face the meadows through the windows.

The essentials are all here: heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included, plus wifi. A barn attached to the property holds a washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher. Outside, there's a lawned garden with patio and somewhere to park. One dog can stay free. Smoking is not permitted inside.

The coast lies within easy reach—Aberaeron's harbour and Cei Bach's sandy beach are the nearest draws, with the Coastal Path connecting them. Inland, the Vale of Rheidol Railway runs steam trains through the valleys, and Mountainland Rovers offers Welsh safari experiences. The cottage suits families or groups wanting a genuine base in the countryside rather than a resort.