Cenarth 2 miles. Teifi Cottage is a beautifully harmonious home nestled in the heart of Ponthirwaun, Ceredigion, offering the perfect escape for families seeking comfort and adventure. Visit Wales has awarded Teifi Cottage their 5 Star Grading. Less than a 15-minute drive from the spectacular coastline of Cardigan Bay, with its sandy beaches and picturesque seaside villages, the cottage is ideally situated to explore all that Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion have to offer, from dolphin spotting to long, lazy afternoon strolls. The charming oak beams and brick exterior instantly welcome you, setting a warm, homely tone. Step inside and discover a stylish open-plan living space designed for relaxation and quality family time. The woodburning stove creates a warm ambience, ideal for curling up with your favourite films in the evening. Unpack and unwind as you enjoy the cottage’s thoughtful amenities, including a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and washing machine for convenience. The polished dining table, set for five, is perfect for sharing meals and making memories. Upstairs, you’ll find a tranquil double bedroom adorned with a beautiful stained-glass window, while the spacious triple room is perfect for families, with a cot available upon request. Outside, the large garden is a true highlight, offering a variety of exciting facilities for everyone to enjoy. Kids will love the play area with a fun play tower, while the whole family can enjoy a friendly match on the Football Field or engage in outdoor chess. Also make sure to say hello to Stan and Ned the loveable donkeys! As the evening draws near, fire up the barbecue and relax in the outdoor seating area with some refreshments, planning your next day of exploration. Teifi Cottage is a superb base in Ceredigion. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1166641, 1166642, 1166643, 1166644, and 1166645 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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