This beautiful inverted Cottage in Cardigan Bay, sleeps two guests in one downstairs bedroom, while the elevated living space enjoys tranquil views over the pond and gardens of this idyllic holiday estate.
Ground floor.
Bedroom: With double bed.
Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.
First floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With TV and DVD player with a selection of DVDs.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom: With double bed.
Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.
First floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With TV and DVD player with a selection of DVDs.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Underfloor heating, electricity, bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Shared on-site facilities: Enclosed garden with patio, sitting-out area, garden furniture and barbecue; Outdoor heated swimming pool (open end of May to September, 9am to 6pm); Tennis court. Private parking for 1 car; additional public car parking. No smoking.
Sitting amongst a collection of restored stone cottages, the accommodation benefits from shared access to extensive grounds including countryside trails with picnic benches, a heated outdoor pool, and a tennis court. The multi-award-winning accommodation has numerous accolades including Wales Tourist Five Star Accommodation, Living Landscape Award, and an eight-time winner of Wales in Bloom.
The cottage is equipped with everything you need for a self-catering escape. Discover a beautiful stone arched entrance, teak armchairs on a paved patio canopied in clematis, plus, a large balcony with a few steps down to the magnificent gardens and grounds. Sitting just over a mile from Cwm Tydu beach and the Ceredigion coast, guests are well placed to explore miles of pristine coastline, including sandy beaches, imposing cliffs and hidden coves. The secluded nature of the bay makes it a haven for local wildlife including bottlenose dolphins, red kites and plenty more.
A short drive takes you to the popular seaside towns of New Quay and Llangrannog which offer a wide selection of pubs, cafes, restaurants, shops, and activities. Boat trips are regularly made from here in search of the famous Cardigan Bay dolphins. As well as the coastal draw, Ceredigion is surrounded by a magnificent array of wilderness from the lesser-explored Preseli Hills and Cambrian Mountains to the dramatic expanse of Snowdonia National Park. If you’re looking for restful tranquillity or wild beauty, these are some of the UK’s best-preserved natural landscapes.
What’s more, West Wales is renowned for its outdoor activities with anything from paragliding and kayaking to horse-riding and mountain biking found here. Or simply discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of the area with castles, arts & crafts, and delicious local cuisine on offer. Beach 2 miles.
Lily Pond Cottage (ref QC1718) can be booked together with Buttermilk Cottage (ref QC1712), Haybarn Cottage (ref QC1713), Stable Cottage (ref QC1714), Rickyard Cottage (ref QC1715), Little Coach House (ref QC1716), Half Pint Cottage (ref QC1717), Dairy Cottage (ref QC1719) and Churn Cottage (ref QC1720) to accommodate up to 32 guests.
The cottage is equipped with everything you need for a self-catering escape. Discover a beautiful stone arched entrance, teak armchairs on a paved patio canopied in clematis, plus, a large balcony with a few steps down to the magnificent gardens and grounds. Sitting just over a mile from Cwm Tydu beach and the Ceredigion coast, guests are well placed to explore miles of pristine coastline, including sandy beaches, imposing cliffs and hidden coves. The secluded nature of the bay makes it a haven for local wildlife including bottlenose dolphins, red kites and plenty more.
A short drive takes you to the popular seaside towns of New Quay and Llangrannog which offer a wide selection of pubs, cafes, restaurants, shops, and activities. Boat trips are regularly made from here in search of the famous Cardigan Bay dolphins. As well as the coastal draw, Ceredigion is surrounded by a magnificent array of wilderness from the lesser-explored Preseli Hills and Cambrian Mountains to the dramatic expanse of Snowdonia National Park. If you’re looking for restful tranquillity or wild beauty, these are some of the UK’s best-preserved natural landscapes.
What’s more, West Wales is renowned for its outdoor activities with anything from paragliding and kayaking to horse-riding and mountain biking found here. Or simply discover the fascinating history and rich cultural heritage of the area with castles, arts & crafts, and delicious local cuisine on offer. Beach 2 miles.
Lily Pond Cottage (ref QC1718) can be booked together with Buttermilk Cottage (ref QC1712), Haybarn Cottage (ref QC1713), Stable Cottage (ref QC1714), Rickyard Cottage (ref QC1715), Little Coach House (ref QC1716), Half Pint Cottage (ref QC1717), Dairy Cottage (ref QC1719) and Churn Cottage (ref QC1720) to accommodate up to 32 guests.
