• Aberystwyth self catering accommodation for 2 in a quiet, rural setting with beautiful sea views. Range of attractions, restaurants, cafes & bars within a mile.

You can book this property from:

  • £770 per week
  • £110 per night
  • 4 Star

Features

Beds & bedrooms

  • Bed linen provided
  • 1 double bed

Bathrooms

  • 1 WC
  • Towels provided
  • Shower

Special Features

  • WiFi
  • Open fire or woodburner
  • Sky TV
  • Smart TV
  • Sea or coastal views

Outdoors

  • Garden or courtyard
  • Barbecue
  • Private parking
  • Rural location

Nearby activities

  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Watersports
  • Fishing
  • Golf
  • Pony trekking/horse riding

Accessibility

  • On one level, no stairs
  • Ground floor WC
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Ground floor bath/shower room

Important - please note

House Rules

  • Check in: 16:00
  • Check out: 10:00

Description

This romantic Aberystwyth self catering accommodation enjoys a quiet, rural location with beautiful sea views. It also has the added benefit of being within a mile of a cosmopolitan town where you will be spoilt for choice for places to eat and drink. Located on the Mid Wales coast, it is close to Aberystwyth, Borth and Ynys Las beaches, the Wales Coast Path and also Aberystwyth's magical prom and Cliff Railway.

Ground Floor

Kitchen / Diner - Modern kitchen units, slate floor, clean, simple style with vintage and rustic pieces such as antique farmhouse table and chairs. Electric oven and induction hob, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle and toaster. There's also a pantry for food storage, as well as a microwave. There is underfloor heating throughout the cottage, making the whole place warm and cosy.

Lounge - Large, light lounge with extensive glazing, with far reaching views of the Mid Wales coast. Bifold doors across one wall. Woodburning stove in one corner, and smart TV with Freeview/iPlayer/Netflix.

Bedroom - Simple country style bedroom with double bed and large sliding/seperating doors from main living area. Wardrobe for two, one bedside table with light.

Shower Room - White, bright room with large shower. Large mirror making the room feel much bigger.

Garden

Large open garden with private patio area, with seating for four, two recliners, barbeque. Extensive sea views down the Ceredigion Coast and across the Cambrian Mountains.

Additional Information

  • Welcome pack on arrival includes a selection of drinks and Welsh food
  • Heating and electricity included
  • Bed linen, hand and bath towels provided
  • Free, good quality wifi available
  • No smoking inside the cottage
  • One pet at additional charge
  • Plenty of parking space.

Reviews

Fabulous cottage, great location.

Ms S,

Beautiful setting and Aberystwyth so easily accessible.

Mrs W,

Warm, cosy and with excellent views, this cottage is a perfect base for exploring the beautiful Welsh coast and countryside. The coastal path is on the doorstep and the amenities of Aberystwyth are within walking distance.

Mrs R,

A fantastic location with incredible views.

Miss C,

Quiet location,good view over the town. Ideal for touring around the near area. Lovely place.

Mr K,

Fantastic stay. Perfect setting for just switch off and relax

Past Customer,

What a wonderful place - one of our favourites. Quiet and peaceful. Great walk left out of the drive takes you around the headland. Ynyslas nature reserve for sand dunes and lovely coastal walks Stopped at a lovely dog friendly pub at Rhyd y Pennau. Loved the decor and style of the cottage. No doubt we will be back. Diolch yn fawr!

Past Customer,

Lovely relaxing stay. Loved being able to walk into town. Looking forward to returning in the summer.

Past Customer,

Our first visit to Aberystwyth since 2004 and we really enjoyed being back here. Lovely cosy place to stay with fantastic views. It is so peaceful here and we'd love to return one day. We ate at Baravin and Medina, both of which we can recommend. Trips on the Rheidol railway and to Aberdyfi were brilliant. All in all a relaxing few days in our homeland and the welcoming bag of goodies was appreciated. Diolch yn fawr.

Past Customer,

Back again and this time for two weeks. Buzzards, red kites, gold finches and swallows around us every day. Watched amazing cloud formations. Went to a lovely pub in Llanilar. Went to see the Ospreys at the Dyfi Centre. Will try to book again next year.

Past Customer,

Another lovey week. Went to the cinema at the Arts Centre and a jazz concert. Caught the train to Machynlleth and connected to travel up the Cambrian Coast - very beautiful. Lovely food and wine at Ultracomedia.

Past Customer,

It's been a real pleasure staying for a week. We really enjoyed watching the clouds and the weather changes. We walked from Aberystwyth to Borth and caught a train back. We've been twice to the Osprey Centre and Ynyshir wildlife reserve. Many restaurants and bars in Aberystwyth. South to the waterfalls just north of New Quay. The cottage has been very comfortable and we loved the style.

Past Customer,

Stylish and comfortable. We recommend the Rheidol steam railway.

Past Customer,

Had gorgeous 3 days here. BBQ's overlooking the sea, went to Borth beach and had cocktails at Libertines. We will be back.

Past Customer,

We've had such a lovely time her. The perfect 'slow' holiday. We had two long walks - Aberystwyth to Borth and ate at the Victoria on the beach and Aberystwyth to Llanrhystud a long hike and ate the Black Lion. Big fans of the Glengower on the sea front We ate outside at SY23 which was delicious. Cottage is an absolute delight. Peaceful, beautifully furnished and the wonderful hamper.

Past Customer,

We had a wonderful stay . Loved the view and the amenities, the quiet and the wildlife. We enjoyed exploring Aberystwyth, especially eating upstairs at the pier and in Medina. Further afield we watched over a hundred red kites at Nant yr Arian. Walked through the dunes at Ynyslas and the amazing beach at Borth. Superb meal at Sea breeze in Aberdyfi. Barmouth is also well worth a visit.

Past Customer,

What a wonderfully peaceful place. The views have captivated us all week and we return refreshed. Cottage is beautifully situated Sunshine from start to finish and we couldn't have wished for more. We've seen the stunning scenery of Snowdonia and stumbled across pretty towns and villages. Drive on the Snowdonia side of the estuary reminded us of Croatia, driving along the Med! Food has been good and we recommend the deli/tapas and Ultracomedia and Median - both in Aberystwyth. Another lovely holiday.

Past Customer,

Our second stay and have already booked for next year

Past Customer,

Arriving at the property at night was very difficult it definitely needs better instructions and a property sign that be seen when it is dark.

Mr James C,

Map

This Aberystwyth self catering accommodation is set in a quiet rural location with great views over the town and out to sea, on the hillside near Constitution Hill. It is accessed through half a mile of private road, up from Aberystwyth's promenade and therefore enjoys the best of both worlds. It is situated in a secluded spot, sharing the road with only a handful of other properties scattered along the road, guaranteeing a quiet, relaxing setting with enviable sea views.

The nearest amenities can all be found in Aberystwyth, including a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. Amongst the numerous recommended eating establishments in town, you have Baravin, Pysgoty, Medina, Gwesty Cymru, Agnellis and Ultracomida - all within a mile. There are plenty of pubs, lovely cafes and a few cocktail bars to enjoy, as well as two beaches and a promenade for a relaxing walk along the sea front.

Aberystwyth also boasts an excellent Arts Centre, the National Library of Wales, the longest cliff railway in Britain (and the only one of its kind in Wales) and a traditional, family run cinema. Not to mention direct access to the Wales Coastal Path that will bring you to more excellent beaches such as Borth and Ynyslas, with amazing views over Cardigan Bay along the way.

Aberystwyth (literally translated - Mouth of the River Ystwyth) is a bustling University seaside town that also offers direct access to the Cambrian Mountains and Rheidol Valley. The Vale of Rheidol Railway offers a very popular day trip up to Devil's Bridge (seasonal timetable), an area steeped in myths and legends. When you arrive in Devil’s Bridge (Pont-ar-fynach in Welsh), follow the riverside walk to see the three bridges built on top of each other and a magnificent waterfall.

Beaches
  • Aberystwyth North Beach - Sand and shingle beach and the focal point of the town. 0.6 mile from your Aberystwyth self catering accommodation
  • Aberystwyth South Beach – Sheltered sand and shingle beach – quieter than the town’s North Beach. 1.2 mile
  • Clarach Beach – Sheltered sand and shingle beach (sand exposed at low tide). Clarach Bay is connected to Aberystwyth by a mile long nature trail with outstanding views across Cardigan Bay. 1 mile on foot / 3 mile drive
  • Borth Beach – Fabulous 3 mile stretch of sand. Blue Flag award and popular with surfers, kite surfers and families. 7.5 miles
  • Ynyslas Beach - Stunning beach with sand dunes on the southern side of the Dyfi Estuary. 9 miles
Walking
  • All Wales Coastal Path. Join the path on the promenade and enjoy the varied coastline of Cardigan Bay. 0.6 mile
  • Enjoy a walk through Parc Penglais Nature Reserve at the top of Aberystwyth. 0.8 mile
  • Pen Dinas - visit the ancient hill fort overlooking Aberystwyth and the coast. Walk from the door to the hill top in 35 minutes.
  • Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre - 3 scenic walks. 11.5 miles
  • ‘Follow the Mynach’: 6.5 miles following the river from its source to Devil’s Bridge, where it creates the famous waterfalls. 13 miles from cottage
Golf
  • Aberystwyth Golf Club – A lovely 18 hole golf course with great views. 0.5 mile
  • Borth Golf Club – 18 hole championship golf course in a spectacular coastal location. 8.5 miles
Cycling
  • Ystwyth Trail - a 21 mile cycling / walking trail from Aberystwyth to Tregaron via Llanfarian. 1 mile.
  • Rheidol Cycle Trail – This 17 mile trail leads you from Devil’s Bridge, through the Rheidol Valley down to the harbour in Aberystwyth, mainly along quiet back roads and dedicated cycle routes. From the doorstep.
  • Some of the best mountain biking in Wales and the UK can be found nearby at Nant yr Arian Mountain Biking Centre. It features the Continental Tyres Syfydrin Trail, one of the most scenic wilderness trails in the UK. 11 miles.
Fishing
  • Sea fishing at Aberystwyth – home to some of the most varied ground imaginable with a species resident list only equalled by the prolific waters off Devon and Cornwall. 0.6 mile
  • Charter boats can also be booked from Aberystwyth Marina.
  • Excellent wild trout fishing in many local rivers and within the mountain lakes. Day tickets can be obtained from GB Fishing Shop on Corporation St (0.7 mile)
Horse Riding
  • Rheidol Riding Centre has full-size floodlit indoor and full-size floodlit outdoor riding arenas, a showjumping and cross-country course, and fantastic trekking around the Rheidol Valley. 6 miles
Bird watching
  • Nant yr Arian includes a Red kite feeding Centre. 11.5 miles
  • R.S.P.B Nature Reserve at Ynys-hir on the South side of the Dyfi estuary. 13 miles.
Watersports
  • Aber Adventures - Surf School, Stand up paddle board (SUP) School and Kayak Hire in Borth – 7.5 miles
  • Llain Activity Centre, Llanarth. Multi Activity Centre, including kayaking and canoeing, sailing and raft building, high ropes, adventure courses and much more. 20.5 miles