Y Beudy holiday cottage at Blaencwmcoy 

 

An idyllic hillside retreat, Blaencwmcoy lies a mile above the little village of Cellan at the very end of a winding lane. You will stay in 'Y Beudy' , the simple and lovingly converted farm buildings backing onto the owner's cottage with your own private and secluded garden complete with stream and uninterrupted views over the countryside.

The building is full of character with wood burning stoves and many original features such as stone walls and beamed ceilings. Far from roads you will be submerged in the peace and tranquillity of this beautiful setting. Miles of gorgeous walking country to explore direct from the garden. Surrounded on all sides by wooded streams, hills, and sheep pasture with lots of lambs in the spring. The hills, woods and fields here are home to some of Britain's most elusive wildlife such as polecats, otters and pied-flycatchers. Expect to see plenty of buzzards and the once very rare red kite. Nature is on your doorstep at Blaencwmcoy when you stay in this special place.

Nuala and her family are vegetarian and have a large garden with lots of organic vegetables for guests to enjoy during the summer months.

Location

Set in the hills above the beautiful Teifi Valley. 3 miles from the small market town of Lampeter for shopping and amenities. 20 minutes from Aberaeron and Cardigan Bay with it's seals and dolphins and many beautiful beaches. Great for bird watching and close to several bird sanctuaries. Within easy reach of many attractions from old gold mines and stately homes to romantic castles and steam railways.

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