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Lovely old stable conversion stone cottage
1 x double, 1 twin, 1 x bunkbeds
Bath/shower room with whirlpool bath
Sorry no pets
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The Old Stables
3 Bed Welsh Cottage, conveniently situated in the centre of the small market town of Tregaron which lies at the foothills of the Cambrian Mountains.
Delightful completely renovated period cottage with high quality standard of finish throughout in every respect providing for Family proportioned accommodation with front courtyard and rear private cottage style garden and offering 3 bedroomed character accommodation. The market town of Tregaron is at the foot of the beautiful Cambrian Mountains in the heart of the upper reaches of the Teifi valley.
Located 10 miles north of the University town of Lampeter and 17 miles from the coastal resort, administrative centre and university town of Aberystwyth on Cardigan Bay.
Outdoor activities
- Excellent fishing locally particularly at The 'Queen of Rivers', The River Teifi,
- Bird Watching. Dinas Bird Sanctuary is only a 20 minute drive.
- Exploring Local History. The old Roman and droving road of Sarn Helen runs nearby and the Dolaucothi Gold Mines are only a 15 minute drive.
- Horse Riding.
- Mountain Biking. A wealth of tracks run through local forestry and moor land.
- Beach-combing. The rugged cliffs and expansive beaches of West Wales are under half and hours drive.
- Paragliding. The cottage is under the Ffarmers paragliding site.
Tregaron is an ideal place to stay for people who enjoy, cycling, walking, bird-watching and fishing as well as being a central location for the many historic sites and attractions that West Wales has to offer. A small market town, Tregaron lies 17 miles south of Aberystwyth, 12 miles east of the seaside town of Aberaeron and 12 miles north of Lampeter. Tregaron nestles in the foothills of the Cambrian mountains near the mountainous source of the river Teifi. To the east of Tregaron stretch mile after mile of heathered hills, some of the last great unspoiled areas of Wales. To the north is Cors Caron or Tregaron Bog, a huge red-tinted marshland. A National Nature Reserve, Cors Caron is famous for the variety of wildlife and birds to be spotted there.
Things to See & Do Locally
Market town of Tregaron at the foot of the Cambrian Mountains in the heart of the upper reaches of the Teifi valley, 10 miles north of the University town of Lampeter and 17 miles from the coastal resort, administrative centre and university town of Aberystwyth on Cardigan Bay.
Although not far from the boundaries with the old counties of Brecknockshire and Radnorshire this area of Ceredigion remains the county's greatest bastion of the Welsh Language.
The Town lies at the confluence of two rivers which flow through Cors Caron or Tregaron Bog, a marshland of international scientific interest which borders on the town. This is mountainous country offering striking views.
A few miles to the north of the town beyond the village of Pontrhydfendigaid the river Teifi rises and begins the journey to its estuary at Cardigan from the Teifi Pools, six adjacent lakes some of which are dammed. A few miles beyond these to the north east lies the Elan valley reservoir complex.
Other places of interest include the village of Llanddewi Brefi and Strata Florida. Legend has it that the ground rose up to allow David, patron saint of Wales, to address the congregation in Llanddewi Brefi. The resultant mound can be seen to this day and the parish church is built upon it. Strata Florida abbey fell victim to the Dissolution. It survives in ruins and is reputed to be the burial place of Dafydd ap Gwilym, the most notable of the Welsh strict metre poets of the Middle Ages. Dafydd has become a subject of international scholarship and his work ranks with the finest examples of courtly love poetry of the period.
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