Cenarth 2 miles. Hirwaun is a traditionally styled but recently built, semi-detached cottage in Ceredigion, with a contemporary living space incorporating a beautiful high green oak beam ceiling, underfloor heating and a novel loft bedroom. Perfect for a family sleeping four guests in two bedrooms, the cottage has an “Escape to the Country” feel about it and offers a very high standard of accommodation in both build quality and in the finishing touches. Visit Wales has awarded Hirwaun Cottage their 5 Star Grading. As you approach the cottage, the sound of gravel crunches under your feet, leading you to this charming, neatly bricked home, surrounded by potted plants and trees. The private outdoor seating area, complete with a firepit, offers a perfect spot for socialising in the evenings. Inside, the open-plan living space is bright and inviting, featuring high ceilings with exposed oak beams. The wood-burning stove, centrally located in the living area, casts a warm glow, complementing the rich red furnishings. You can enjoy your favourite shows on the Smart TV, which is viewable from both the sofa and the nearby dining area. The welcoming kitchen, featuring stylish tiled flooring, is fully equipped to make meal preparation a breeze. The bathroom boasts a spacious walk-in shower, feel the warmth from the underfloor heating, while the master bedroom on the ground floor is ideal for those with limited mobility. Upstairs, the homely twin room with sloping ceilings and exposed beams, adds character to the space. For some outdoor tranquillity, unwind in the private garden, or head to the communal area for a bit of fun with chess, table tennis, and more! Also make sure to say hello to Stan and Ned the loveable donkeys! Enjoy the toasty firepit at Hirwaun cottage in Ceredigion. This property can be booked with Refs. 1166640, 1166641, 1166642, 1166643, and 1166644 together sleeping up to 25 guests.

The village of Cenarth is located on the River Teifi, with its picturesque water falls where you can enjoy peaceful walks and sometimes catch sight of the local fishermen out on the river in their coracles. Visit the Coracle Museum, tea rooms, gift shops or pubs to complete your delightful day out. The coastal town of New Quay is close by where you can book a local boat trip to go dolphin spotting. Alternatively, visit The Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran where you may see badgers, otters, buzzards and even deer, or why not explore Cilgerran Castle? With local mills, craft centres, potteries, cheese making and much more you will be spoilt for choice in this part of Wales.

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