Quirky Cottages

Upstairs Living with Fantastic Views

This self contained wing of a large stone house is situated on the outskirts of the village of Dinas. The property is within walking distance of Aberbach bay and a few minutes drive of the other small coves at Pwllgwaelod and Cwm Yr Eglwys ......

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Original Granary Features Retained

Built over 150 years ago, this old stone building has been converted into an extremely comfortable cottage. Winding country lanes lead to the property, which is within easy reach of the coastal path, several small coves and excellent beaches ......

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Tiny Converted Bakery

Situated just 300 yards from the beach, this tiny cottage was once the village bakery. Its original owner chose its site hoping that the delicious smell of baking bread would help him entice the lady next door into becoming his wife. Little Haven no longer boasts a village baker, however it does have an excellent choice of eating places and pubs all within a few minutes walk. Garden steps lead down to the cottage, which is in a sunny sheltered position ......

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Attic in Old Grain Store

Set down a sweeping country lane The Old Grain Store provides a wonderful romantic retreat for those seeking peace and quiet in a rural location. Although it is set off the beaten track, it is infact just a few miles off the M4, and is well situated for exploring the wealth of delights that Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire have to offer. The owners have lovingly converted this attic into spacious and very comfortable accomodation. There are farm and woodland walks and the gardens have been landscaped and include a small lake for your enjoyment ......

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Cottage with Curtained Double Box Bed

Sheltered in the hillside near to the coast with views over the Teifi Estuary, this listed 19th century cottage provides comfortable, cosy accommodation. It is ideally placed to explore both north Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay and is within easy reach of the Teifi Valley and Preseli Mountains. The cottage is only five minutes stroll from the public mooring and slipway, the start of the coastal path leading to exhilarating walking, to breathtaking views and the occasional memorable encounter with Grey Seals or Dolphins. Nearby Poppit Sands is popular for water sports with RNLI and lifeguards in attendance. This delightful cottage is approached by steps and footpath from your private parking space ......

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Cottage with Large Conservatory

Winding country lanes lead you to this attractive stone cottage which nestles in the sweeping moor beneath the Preseli hills. The hills are spectacular at any time of the year but particularly so when carpeted with purple heather, and the contrasting yellow gorse, the Welsh mountain ponies and the sheep grazing add to the delightful rural setting. The cottage is secluded in approximately 2 acres of garden and small fields and provides good family style accommodation for those looking for a peaceful holiday location ......

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A Crog Loft for Children

A short walk from the delightful sandy and safe beach at Tresaith, this semi-detached Swedish wooden lodge enjoys a stunning location. The lodge provides superb spacious accommodation which is a treat at any time of the year. Nearby there are pubs, restaurants and a selection of craft and village shops in Tresaith and Aberporth. The owners, who live next door, will provide you with a warm welcome ......

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Cottage with a Gallery Bedroom

At the end of a long and winding lane you will find this delightful cottage waiting to welcome you. It has been converted with great care and attention to detail, using wooden peg joints instead of nails and screws. There are some fantastic walks to be taken on the Preseli hills and of course the coastal path is easily joined at many places along the 180 mile stretch. The village of Maenclochog, steeped in history and folklore is nearby and has a village pub and store for basic needs ......

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Victorian Bath in the Bedroom

Even on the stormiest winters day or the calmest summers day you are guaranteed wonderful, ever changing sea views from this spacious family house, which sits at the top of the hill overlooking the old fishing harbour. The house is large and spacious and has been renovated to a high standard whilst maintaining its original character and charm ......

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Cottage with a Gallery

Situated approximately 2 miles from Newport village and a mile from Nevern with its ancient church, Celtic Cross and bleeding Yew Tree, this carefully renovated Welsh cottage with its secluded lawned garden has much to offer. As well as the interesting places to visit in the area, for beach lovers there is the beautiful, child friendly Newport Sands approached through the golf course. For walkers there is the scenic coastal path and Carn Ingli to climb for the more energetic ......

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Converted Drill Hall

Within metres of the coastal path and with stunning coastal views, this stone cottage is in a superb location. The picturesque Lower Town fishing harbour and Fishguard bay are just outside the window and provide lovely views at any time of the year. The cottage is the middle of three and has been built and appointed to the highest of standards ......

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Barn converted to provide "upside down living"

Almost on top of the hill overlooking Fishguard Bay and Dinas Island, this lovely barn conversion is situated on a 127 acre working farmstead. The owner has a passion for Highland Ponies (stallions, mares and foals), rare breed Silver Dun Galloway cattle, Black and Badger Face Welsh Mountain sheep as well as free range geese, ducks and chickens ......

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The Dovecote is an idyllic romantic round tower hideaway for two situated in the beautiful Lower Wye Valley in the border county of the Welsh Marches.

Offas Dyke follows the river Wye below the Dovecote and the old railway line with its bridge at The Boat Inn (10 minutes walk and serves a selection of guest ales and great pub food) offers excellent walking. The cottage is one of the last on the former Duke of Beaufort's estate ......

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A semi-subterranean house built in a "Cliffside" location 200 metres above the sea near Cwmtydu with stunning coastal views over Cardigan Bay and Ynys Lochtyn through the picture windows. This house is truly amazing and offers a rare opportunity to enjoy an unrivalled location situated within its own 52 acres of SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) land with extensive flora and fauna.

From the large picture windows you can look down on the bay watching dolphins, seals, sea birds as well as red kites and peregrine falcons or lobster boats and pleasure craft. On a clear day you can see Bardsey island on the Llyn peninsular ......

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