If you’re after the perfect escape from daily life there can be few better places than this beautiful farmhouse with uninterrupted sea and coastal views across Cardigan Bay. It is ideal for walkers with direct access onto the Wales coastal path in one of the most beautiful areas of the country.
Crogal Farmhouse is at the end of a quiet private lane between the fishing village of New Quay and the smugglers cove Cwm Tydu, with hidden beaches and coves nearby. Located on a smallholding with horses and sheep in adjoining fields it’s an easy walk of around 20 minutes to New Quay along the coast path.
There are nearby secluded beaches only accessible on foot and the famous Birds Rock is just a short stroll from the doorstep. And when you’ve done all your walking you can chill and relax in the conservatory or garden and watch the red kites soaring above.
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Being near to New Quay Beach there are opportunities for plenty of boat trips nearby as well as surfing and plenty of great places to eat. Further afield you can step back in time visiting the Llanerchaeron National Trust property, an elegant Georgian villa designed by architect John Nash in 1790.
If you want to keep coastal you can walk along the coast path south down through Cwmtydu to Llangrannog and enjoy a scenic drink in the Pentre Arms. And when your legs need a rest you can go by train on the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway or Cliff Railway up Constitution Hill for breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay.
This beautiful part Wales has it all: stunning sandy beaches, spectacular sea views and beautiful countryside walks and is an ideal base for holidays. Lampeter is 12 miles, Cardigan 20 miles and Aberystwyth 24 miles from the property.
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You might just want to relax and feel at home in these cosy surroundings. The detached farmhouse sleeps four with two bedrooms, one with a super king-size bed (which can be twin beds on request) and one double en-suite. There’s a kitchen/diner and a cosy sitting room with wood-burning stove and a first basket of logs free.
Bed linen and towels are included in the price and there’s a private driveway with parking for two cars. The private front garden has a lawn, patio and furniture and a barbecue to cook up dinner al fresco while you enjoy the stunning views.
If you need anything the nearest shop is just over half a mile away and the nearest pub half a mile. Sadly it’s not suitable for people with limited mobility and you also can’t bring pets or smoke on the property.
The farmhouse is part of Crogal Holiday Homes, a coastal collection of three holiday properties also including a converted horse lorry and a converted stable. If you can book immediately the rent is down from £647 to £561 for the week Friday April 26 to Friday May 3.
To book see here. Alternatively, you can find more Welsh stays on Airbnb or Booking.com
