Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

One of our top picks in Cardigan. Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages offer 5 luxurious self-catering cottages, 4 miles from Cardigan in west Wales, as well as farmhouse bed and breakfast accommodation. The 13-acre site in Ceredigion is in a quiet location, around 10 minutes’ drive from the coast, and offers free parking, Wi-Fi and a children’s adventure playground.

Each cottage is equipped with a wood-burner and central heating, with a well-appointed kitchen with a dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave. The lounge has a flat-screen Freeview TV and DVD player, with cosy bedrooms complemented by modern bathrooms.

The bed and breakfast accommodation is a spacious double bedroom in the farmhouse, with a pine bed, cotton bedding and wooden ceiling. There is an adjoining bathroom and a guest lounge with Sky TV. For breakfast, there's a home-cooked and continental choice, with fresh croissants, yoghurt, fruit, cereals and juice.

Troedyrhiw is just 10 minutes’ drive from Cardigan Castle, and 30 minutes from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Here you will find stunning coastal scenery and numerous blue-flag beaches, with water-sports, wildlife spotting, and scenic picnic spots.

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Former farm buildings have been transformed into five immaculate cottages situated around a courtyard, at the end of a private lane. The original character, stone walls and timbers have been retained where possible, but with plenty of modern comforts. There are five cottages in all – The Coach House, Gorse Cottage, Oak Cottage, The Stables and The Granary, sleeping between 2-8 people. All of the cottages have a cosy woodburner to relax at the end of a day out in the fresh air. Just perfect! Between them, they offer almost all permutations of size, from the one-bedroomed Coach House sleeping two, to the four-bedroomed Granary sleeping eight. All cottages are warmly furnished in a restful modern/ rustic style and come with woodburning stoves (plus central heating of course), beautiful bathrooms and Freeview TVs. The picture outside is just as appealing. Troedyrhiw, surrounded by well-kept lawns, is located in an idyllic wooded valley at the end of a road half-a-mile long with no through traffic, making it very child-friendly (the kids also love the farm animals on this 13-acre smallholding, including miniature Shetland ponies, pigs, ducks and chickens) with abundant wildlife.

Troedyrhiw is close to the attractive town of Cardigan and the beaches and bays of the unspoilt Ceredigion Heritage Coast and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. St Dogmaels Abbey, Cardigan Island and the Preseli Mountains are nearby. Visit Mwnt beach and lots of other beautiful beaches. Cilgerran Castle, Coracles, Cardigan Castle Easy access to the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion coast path for walking. Woodland walks at Pengelli forest. Mountain biking at Nant Arian and Brechfa forest. Canoeing along the river Teifi through the gorge at Cilgerran.