Llygad Y Dydd, an exquisite property is nestled in the village of Bow Street, Ceredigion, offering a tranquil retreat in the heart of Wales. Step into the single-story dwelling and explore the enclosed garden adorned with a patio, furniture, and a hot tub, a serene oasis for alfresco dining and relaxation in the midst of natural beauty. Inside, discover a luminous open-plan living space featuring a well-equipped kitchen, dining area, and an inviting sitting area where you can unwind on the sofa and indulge in your favourite shows on the Smart TV. Retreat to the super-king-size bedroom, a haven of comfort complete with its own TV. The en-suite bathroom offers a luxurious escape with all the required fittings for a long soak or revitalising shower, before completing your routine and hunkering down for the evening. Set on a complex of farm buildings, there is a craft and coffee shop serving homemade breakfast, lunches and afternoon teas; guests can request to organise afternoon teas to be set up in the properties or to be delivered (free of charge). While Llygad Y Dydd provides a rural haven, local amenities are easily accessible, striking the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and convenience. Venture to Aberystwyth, a nearby town with a picturesque harbour, independent shops, and a variety of eateries. Enjoy a romantic stroll or a family day out, exploring the renowned Cliff Railway, the longest electric cliff railway in Britain. Take in the breathtaking sunset overlooking the sea from the promenade. Continue your journey to Machynlleth, an ancient market town in the Dyfi Valley. Immerse yourself in its rich history at the Owain Glyndwr Centre, dedicated to the local hero of Welsh independence, and the Tabernacle, a significant building in the history of Nonconformism, the Welsh language, and education. Whether you seek an active escape or a romantic retreat, Llygad Y Dydd provides the perfect holiday sanctuary for all.

Settled in the Eleri Valley of Ceredigion in Wales, is the large village of Bow Street, just north-east of the popular seaside town of Aberystwyth. This charming Welsh settlement is home to a Spar convenience store as well as the butcher selling a wide range of local produce. Head down to the local pub, Rhydypennau Inn, that serves food and drink, or you can fine Pennau Crafts Centre and Cafe, a Chinese takeaway and a Fish and Chips Shop, so you have all you need on your doorstep for a wonderful self-catered stay. To the north-west is the lovely coastal village of Borth which is part of the Dyfi Biosphere, the only unesco Biosphere reserve in Wales, and boasts a beautiful stretch of beach given the Blue Flag Award status. Head down to Aberystwyth to wander around the amazing old castle, walk along the seafront, or hop on The Vale of Rheidol Railway to experience some beautiful scenery.

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