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Y Mynydd is a fully fitted studio apartment which is private, comfortable, centrally heated, double glazed and completely self-contained. There is off road parking on the driveway, with steps leading to an entrance porch. Inside is a cosy lounge with TV/DVD and French doors to the garden and private patio area. The kitchen area includes an oven, hob, fridge and all essentials. The separate bedroom has a King Size bed with wardrobe and TV. There is a separate shower room with WC and basin.

Comfortably furnished accommodation comprising of an entrance porch leading to a cosy lounge with sofa, table / chairs and TV / DVD. French doors lead off into the garden and private patio area, with bistro table and chairs for that evening glass of wine! The fully equipped kitchen area has an oven, hob, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster and all other essentials including cutlery, pots, pans etc. The separate bedroom has a very comfortable King Size bed with fresh linen provided, a wardrobe and small second TV. There is a separate shower room with WC, basin, illuminated mirror with shaver point, and all fresh towels are provided. Cycles can be stored securely in the garage. Power wash / hose available for washing cycles.

The village of Devil's Bridge lies in the beautiful wooded area of the Rheidol valley, where the spectacular waterfalls created by the river Mynach fall 300ft into the river Rheidol. The area is quiet and peaceful set within a beautiful landscape. The 15 - 20 minute drive down to Aberystwyth and the coast is a pleasurable one and offers some truly stunning views. The Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway, which runs between Aberystwyth and Devil’s Bridge, is one of the finest ways to explore the beautiful Rheidol Valley. For walkers there is a delightful network of waymarked paths and tracks in truly stunning and varied scenery throughout the area, including the Hafod Estate, a restored 18th century landscape known as a paradise for walkers. The area is also popular with on and off road cyclists offering many scenic and challenging rides. A good meal and drinks can be enjoyed at the Hafod Hotel, which was originally built as a hunting lodge in the 1700's and stands alongside the ‘Devil's Bridge’ at the head of the dramatic waterfalls. There are also cafés at the nearby Rheidol Steam railway station and the Woodlands caravan park (both seasonal). Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forestry Centre is just a short drive with an attractive Visitor Centre and cafe. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular daily Red Kite feeding session along with superb views, the lakeside all-ability trail, a choice of waymarked scenic walks and world class mountain biking routes plus the new skills track. The highly acclaimed Hinterland TV series was set and filmed in the areas around Devil's Bridge and Aberystwyth, if you watched it you will see many familiar places. Aberystwyth has many attractions including the beautiful Old College building and the 13th century Castle with views of the coast. Enjoy great Fish & Chips and beautiful sunsets on the Promenade, ride the Cliff Railway or visit the Harbour, the Pier or National Library of Wales. The sandy North beach is Blue Flag, so no dogs during the summer season but they can enjoy the South Beach all year round. With a wealth of bars and eateries there is something to suit all tastes and a good variety of shops, including a large newly opened Marks & Spencer's! There are many more places of interest to visit close by and within the area including the beautiful beaches at Ynyslas, Dolphin watching at Newquay, Strata Florida Abbey, the Silver Mountain mine experience and the magnificent Llanerchaeron, a National Trust property, to name a few.

Brynllwyd Glamping is set on six acres of private land where Darren and Sue live. We have a mixture of woodland, open fields and a beautiful lake with centre island. Presenting, the Pemberton with its own private space, private parking, large decking area, hot tub, fire pit, outdoor dining area, loungers and an outside cool box with integrated bottle opener. Just when you think we couldn't offer more, there is even a field adjacent to be used at your leisure for outdoor activities.

The Pemberton Pod is entirely yours for the duration of your stay, we would like to point out that our fire pit doubles up as a BBQ with space for 4 grills! These grills are particularly handy if you or any of your party are vegetarian as they can have their own grill separate from meat. Then there is the hot tub, select a setting and simply melt away in total relaxation. If however you prefer a little more active approach to your stay with us, why not explore the local area. Susan has prepared an 'Area Guide and Days Out' which can be found inside the pod. If you are keen for information before you arrive, please contact us for this info. This is Mid Wales so you can be rest assured that your walks will not be crowded. Just 4 miles away is the Hafod Estate where the well marked footpaths offer a great day out. Can you find the robbers cave? Experience the delights of travelling on quiet roads, single track roads, steep and windy roads, we can point out the best. We have Red Kites that hover above us but if you want exciting spectacle, visit Bwlch Nant yr Arian to watch Red Kite feeding. Here some 200+ Red Kites come from all around to feast on a Sunday afternoon.

Brynllwyd has 6 acres of grounds and with it, surrounded by plenty of trees and shrubbery. So whilst we do have neighbours, they are about 115 meters away on the opposite side of the road. The Devils Bridge Village Centre is less than a mile away.

A spacious comfortable converted barn, perfect for a couple, in an idyllic location with stunning views across the Ystwyth valley. Great for a quiet stay exploring the area, or birdwatching, but also close to many places of interest.

The barn has its own small garden and entrance, and includes a small kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine; bath/shower, separate wc, large open beamed sitting/dining room, with double bedroom leading off it. It combines traditional features with modern comfort.

This is a very peaceful Welsh farming community, close to the historic Hafod estate, 4 miles from the waterfalls and steam railway at Devil's Bridge and next to the scenic mountain road which leads to the Elan Valley lakes, a popular walking and cycling destination. Aberystwyth is 15 miles away and the beaches at Borth can be reached in 50 minutes. Other places of interest nearby include Strata Florida abbey, Cors Caron nature reserve, the mountains of Plyn Limon, source of the rivers Severn and Wye, and many forest trails.

Luxury Bijou Pad. High spec built ( built this as our hideaway with luxury in mind so its fully loaded! )Fully fitted kitchen, wet room living/dining room. Large TV. Luxurious furnishings Panoramic views. Secluded garden & patio with own brand new hot tub BBQ Parking in own grounds. Rural location close to many fabulous rural & historical attractions. A 300 yards stroll to The Havod Hotel in Devils Bridge with Bar & restaurant. It is truly a gem of a hideaway for that special relaxing break.

NHS NOTES : Own secluded, sun trap garden very quiet and peaceful ideal for night/shift workers Off road parking Available only to NHS And key workers (whilst government coronavirus restrictions in place) from £200 pw Payable in advance direct to the owner and £200 security deposit No extra charges

The local sights are: Hafod estate right out of the gate 1 mile up the road turn first right, 800 yards to t junction right then car park 300 yards on the left after church. Elan valley right out of gate straight on over the mountain 8 miles turn right you will see the dams worth a stop at each one walk over explore. At bottom visitors centre and excellent cafe and do explore the old village. Nant y Arian left at bottom of road right over the Devils bridge, 3 miles turn left, 1 mile it is on the right after a silver mine. Red kite feed station 3 pm feeding time, cafe, lots of walks views Aberystwyth sea front castle, constitution hill vernacular railway to top camera obscura cafe views Locally steam train, you can actually drive one! also up the road short walk on left after 500yards thru gate immediately on left down track over bridge follow paths left thru camp sight left to DBridge which is worth going down the falls. Up the road same gate but carry straight on can walk right round the valley each side of the river Ynyslas sand dunes excellent plus RSPB nearby

My place is good for couples and solo adventurers. In a lovely little village near Aberystwyth with a pub and a hearty village shop a short drive away. Perfect for cyclists, hill walkers, star gazers and wild swimmers. Mae fy lle yn dda ar gyfer cyplau a bobl sy'n teithio ar ei hunan. Pentref bach hyfryd ger Aberystwyth, efo siop pentref a tafarn yn weddol agos. Perffaith ar gyfer beicio, cerddwyr, nofwyr wyllt a syllu ar y nefoedd.

It's a small, semi detached cottage with a wood burning stove and two bedrooms. (one single bed and one double).The cottage has steep stairs, a woodburning stove and stone flag floors so I don't recommend it to young families. A characterful, cosy retreat. This is an old Welsh cottage, it is heated by the wood burning stove with radiators so you'll need to light this to heat the house - once stove is lit house gets nice and snug, I recommend bringing big socks and a cosy jumper to make the most of your stay, especially in the autumn and winter months. Bwthyn bach 'semi' efo stôf llosgi coed a dau ystafell wely. (un sengl, un dwbl). Mae'n ganddo grisiau serth, stôf a llawr lech felly nid ydw i'n argymell ar gyfer teuluoedd gyda plant bach. Gwresogir gan y stôf llosgi coed a rheiddiaduron - mae angen cynnal y stôf i gwresogi'r tŷ. Mae'n digon clyd pan mae'r stôf wedi cynnal. Mae'n werth dod a dillad cynnes (siwmper an hosannau trwchus) i fod yn cyfforddus - yn enwedig yn y gaeaf a'r hydref.

it's just up the hill from the famous Hafod estate and over the hill from ancient Strata Florida. There are loads of nice walking and cycling routes nearby, and Cwtch cafe down the road bakes lovely cakes.

A beautifully light, compact room with your own private entrance, brand new bathroom and breakfast facilities. The house is situated in an extremely peaceful and picturesque part of Ceredigion. As we are in a rural location, mobile phone signal is limited and WiFi can be intermittent. We back on to local woods with miles and miles of truly stunning walking options. Aberystwyth is 10 miles away with local pubs and facilities around 5 miles away.

A truly peaceful place to spend a few days with the benefit of Aberystwyth being easily accessible. The ability to walk from our doorstep in every direction and spend the day in the most stunning countryside.

Located on the Melindwr river on the edge of the village of Goginan, private coarse fishing lake, private location, log fired hot tub, garden with BBQ, parking, close to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre (bikers can ride from the trails to the Cabin) and a wide range of visitor facilities around Aberystwyth (river, lake and sea fishing, kyaking, surfing, horse riding, theatre, cinemas, Rheidol Steam Trains to Devils Bridge Waterfalls), one mile to the Druid Inn, serving food and ales.

The Cabin is set in 26 acres, mostly wooded, with a large veranda, views down the valley. Although secluded, along a half mile private road - the Cabin is very convenient for access to the coast and the amenities of Aberystwyth, and is particularly convenient for access to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre. Bed linen is provided. The cottage is well equiped and bed linen is supplied. The hot tub is easy to use and we also supply sufficient logs for the first use of the log burner and hot tub. The hot tub will stay warm after that and will only require a small fire (about 1 to 2 sacks logs) for subsequent uses, logs are available at £4 a sack

A very friendly village with a well patronised public house - the Druid Inn. There are a number of good restaurants/bars locallty. We are particularly well located for access to the Nant yr Arian Mountain Bike Centre - the trails join up with roads/paths to Goginan.

We are told that few self-catering holiday cottages offer such comfort, complete peace and a sense of retreat from our fast-paced world for those who love to escape. This dog friendly holiday cottage in mid-west Wales is set on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains in a breathtaking location, as seen in the ‘Hinterland’ TV series. For those looking for adventure and self-catering holidays in Wales there are endless beautiful walks for children, adults and dogs alike. A narrow gauge steam railway is nearby; swimming, dolphin spotting, Red Kite feeding and bird watching, mountain biking, fly fishing, horse riding and viewing historic mines are amongst the attractions local to the holiday cottages. Of course the internet is unlimited for those who need it! While the cottage is pet and dog friendly, owners are encouraged to read the relevant FAQs on Welsh Hideaways website to ensure their dog’s holiday needs will be met too!

Penroc comes fully equipped with a king size bed as well as a comfy twin room – so after a long day of walking with the dogs and outdoor activities, you will be sure of a good night’s sleep. But before you turn in for the night, you can take full advantage of the wonderful views that mid-west Wales has to offer from the balcony with a glass of wine on a summer’s evening. The international dark sky park is nearby so star-gazing is an unforgettable experience. For those cold and dark nights, there are a range of options to keep you entertained as you enjoy the heat of the stove, including SkySat TV, DVDs, audio system, internet and a good selection of games. Whether it’s a romantic countryside retreat or a walking holiday in Wales – the cottage caters for everyone (even your dog!).

Cwmystwyth is seventeen miles inland from Aberystwyth along the mountain road to Rhayader. There are excellent walks through the beautiful scenery that surrounds the cottages that includes hilltops, waterfalls, woodland, forests, dams and caves. The Ystwyth valley is one of the RSPB’s successful breeding sites for Red Kites and there is fishing and pony trekking nearby. Sandy beaches are just over half an hour away and there is a narrow gauge railway from Devil’s Bridge to Aberystwyth. Until you get away from the noise of traffic and the telephone you won’t realise how hectic everyday life can be. Family games in front of the fire, or sitting in a window seat with a good book and red kites circling overhead soon recharges the batteries.

Willow Lodge at Dolau Afon, is in the Ystwyth Valley, on the edge of Cambrian Mountains. Beautiful studio space, sleeps 2, One dog welcome. Adults only. Set in a lovely riverside location with large garden, kitchen, log burner, central heating, wet room. Fishing rights complementary licence. Forest and riverside walks direct from the property - Sustrans cycle route 81 on the doorstep with cycle lock up and wash available. Owner living on site. Beautiful green space to unwind.

Newly converted and furnished livestock sheds, with use of large garden with views of the river. Complementary tea, coffee. French doors opening onto garden and river view. Completely private not overlooked. Fishing rights. Surrounded by forests and walks in all directions from the Lodge. I am retired/work from home, so I am around if you need help or advice on what the area has to offer - where to go, what to see and best places to eat.

Set in the Cambrian Mountains in the Ystwyth valley and a SSSI close by, on one of the wildest stretches of river in Wales. With walking paths direct from the property in all directions. The area surrounding the property is farmland with live stock mainly sheep and cows.

We are told that few self-catering holiday cottages offer such comfort, complete peace and a sense of retreat from our fast-paced world for those who love to escape. This dog friendly holiday cottage in mid-west Wales is set on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains in a breathtaking location, as seen in the ‘Hinterland’ TV series. For those looking for adventure and self-catering holidays in Wales there are endless beautiful walks for children, adults and dogs alike. A narrow gauge steam railway is nearby; swimming, dolphin spotting, Red Kite feeding and bird watching, mountain biking, fly fishing, horse riding and viewing historic mines are amongst the attractions local to the holiday cottages. Of course the internet is unlimited for those who need it! While the cottage is pet and dog friendly, owners are encouraged to read the relevant FAQs to ensure their dog’s holiday needs will be met too! For some, this low priced self-catering holiday is enhanced by the two dog friendly cottages (Ty Mari and Penroc) having inter-communicating doors…you can have a noisy cottage with games, DVDs and the like and a quiet cottage where you can be still and drink in the view. They are wonderful for two families wanting space for ten and yet times apart from each other. The fantastic location of this self-catering cottages in west Wales means that you can enjoy the kind of holiday you want to – whether it is a break full of walking with the dogs or trekking; or simply recharging your batteries and taking a step back from it all. The cottage comes fully equipped with a king size bed as well as comfy twin rooms – so after a long day of walking with the dogs and outdoor activities, you will be sure of a good night’s sleep. But before you turn in for the night, you can take full advantage of the wonderful views that mid-west Wales has to offer, while enjoying a home cooked dinner or glass of wine on a summer’s evening. The international dark sky park is nearby so star-gazing is an unforgettable experience. For those cold and dark nights, there are a range of options to keep you entertained as you enjoy the heat of the stove, including Sky TV, DVDs, audio system, surprisingly fast internet and a good selection of games. Whether it’s a romantic countryside retreat or a family/group walking holiday in Wales – the cottage caters for everyone (even your dog!).

Ty Mari and Penroc are set in a stunning landscape at the interface of wild mountains and wooded valleys where sheep farming, forests and mountain top views make this one of the beautiful hidden secrets of Wales. These attractive 19th century cottages are on the outskirts of a tiny village called Cwmystwyth: they are situated 100 meters along a rough track from the main road. There is a terrace of homes either side of the track, with Ty Mari at the end . Cwmystwyth is seventeen miles inland from Aberystwyth along the mountain road to Rhayader. There are excellent walks through the beautiful scenery that surrounds the cottages that includes hilltops, waterfalls, woodland, forests, dams and caves.

You are in a stunning area of Wales yet right off the beaten track. There are endless walks from the door, many species of birds to be seen and the sea is just half an hour's drive down the valley.

UNIQUE Luxurious, Spacious, Superior Colonial property, period charm with beams, inglenook & atrium all to yourselves. Set in own private secluded grounds. South facing patio & sheltered Large hot tub. Two large conservatories with panoramic mountain & Forest views. Colonial suite has superb views seen from the bed & doors to balcony with seating area . Alternative downstairs king room available only on request or as an extra room with its own private sunroom. Only 300 yards from hotel and pub

On entering the grounds you’ll instantly know you’ve escaped to paradise. Charming cosy and extremely spacious Incredible views from all rooms. Set in the gentle picturesque rolling mountains of mid Wales. World Famous Devils’ Bridge falls & hotel bar restaurant only 300 yards away. Rheidol Steam Railway, famous Elan Valley Victorian reservoirs amazing walking , cycling & birdwatching, RED kites at Nant y Arian spectacular free feeding area. Nearby charming Aberystwyth with castle, funicular cliff railway to camera obscurer and much more. Get the breathtaking coastal train to Porthmadog. Borth sand dunes and heavenly estuary views. Strata Florida where Welsh Princes were crowned. Newport picturesque cliff harbour to see the dolphins. OR just stay in and wallow in the peaceful relaxing ambiance. Recharging those batteries in front of a glowing log fire.

Listen to the birds the sheep bleating the trees rustling .. yes it’s very peaceful and relaxing... snuggle up in front of the log fire on the extra large 8 foot feathered knoll settee A few easy yards from footpaths the pub restaurant all conveniently at hand

Quirky, cosy, atmospheric cottage. Beautiful rural location next to steam railway station, fantastic for biking, horse riding, fishing, 15 mins to stunning beaches. No television or phone reception so good opportunity to go off grid (Yes really not a bar for half a mile in each direction)! Follow us on instagram for more images @tycapelcottage

Mid 19th century Welsh cottage, recently renovated with two cosy wood fire stove.

The cottage is 9 miles from the university seaside town of Aberystwyth where the nearest amenities can be found. The beautiful Wales coastal path goes through the town. (URL HIDDEN)

The shepherds hut is situated in a private area on the small holding. It is south facing and has uninterrupted views across the valley. There are many walks that pass by some great pubs that offer good food including the family friendly Half Way pub in Pisgah and the acclaimed Farmers arms. The hut can accommodate up to 2 adults and two children.

Guests are welcomed to feed our ducks and hens, collect eggs and roam our fields. There is plenty of parking and places for the kids to explore and play

We are 10 mins away from Aberystwyth a beautiful seaside town with all the amenities you would expect, golf courses, shops, restaurants including a fantastic fish restaurant called ‘Pysgoty’

Secluded hut on the beautiful and historic Hafod Estate. For a full description go to www.hafod.org Stunning views and walks amongst forests, hills and waterfalls. Wild swimming in the Ystwyth river .

This is ideal for a stay in a wild and remote location. We provide tea coffee and milk, so please bring provisions. There is no electricity and we provide candles, lamps. and wood for the stove

in the late eighteenth century, the Hafod Estate was designed in the 'picturesque' style by Thomas Johnes, and became an essential destination for visitors touring Wales in search of 'wild nature'.His mansion is long gone but 8 or 9 miles of the walks he laid out have been restored by the Hafod Trust. For much more information go to www.hafod.org

Our Bar, Brasserie and Hotel is located in an exceptional location. Situated only steps away from the World Famous Devilâ??s Bridge waterfalls and a two minute walk to the award winning Rheidol Valley steam train. The mountains are all around where you can step into the wild landscapes of the Cambrian Mountains and enjoy the nearby breathtaking views of the Elan Valley. All close by are walking trails, horse riding, fishing, biking, Kite feeding, steam trains and beaches.

Perfectly located adjacent to the dramatic Devils Bridge waterfalls 2 mins walk away from the Rheidol Valley Steam Train 10 minutes drive to Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre where you can experience some fantastic bike and walking trails Great area to enjoy Pine Martens and Red Kites

20 mins drive to the seaside town of Aberystwyth and Wales Coastal Path. BBC drama Hinterland have filmed a number of their popular drama series…come and see the sites

The lovely, comfortable Lotus Belle tent is pitched in the picturesque village of Goginan, surrounded by gorgeous views, great walks and cycle tracks. It's one mile from the 2017 award winning Druid Inn, known for it's good food (not Tues) and real ales and a pleasant walkable two miles from the Exchange Stores village shop. The vibrant seaside town of Aberystwyth, with it's Victorian promenade, is just seven miles away.

You’ll enjoy great views of the Melindwr valley, often with red kites flying above you! You will have your own private little garden with a fire bowl/barbeque. The hot tub is similarly secluded - hidden by a big apple tree covered in roses, wisteria and clematis. The kitchen (with electricity) and toilet are yours exclusively during your stay and are a few yards from your tent. We have an outside gas bottle shower by the hot tub, but ( PLEASE NOTE ) no actual inside shower. The tent has a porch for your muddy shoes and the wood burner keeps you cosy on cold nights! The tent has no electricity - but lanterns are more fun! The king-size bed is made of two 2' 6" beds and so can be split to accommodate two guests who wish to sleep separately. The tent could accommodate one extra person who would have an inflatable mattress. A travel cot and high chair can be ready if you have a baby. Good for couples, friends, small families or on your own!

In Goginan, you will be very close to the wonderful Devil's Bridge waterfalls and the Bwlch Nant-yr-Arian Forest Visitor Centre and red kite feeding area. You can walk straight out of my garden and onto mapped paths into the surrounding hills! You can borrow maps from me if you wish. As well as having two cinemas, lots of restaurants, bars and coffee shops, Aberystwyth town's attractions include: the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway, (funicular), a Victorian camera obscura at the top of Constitution Hill, the Vale of Rheidol steam railway (Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge), Aberystwyth Arts Centre, the Parc Penglais nature reserve, the Ystwyth Trail cycle path, National Library of Wales AND THE BEACH!

Glwysgoed, a place to explore, relax and unwind is situated beside a narrow lane amongst beautiful scenery in the Rheidol Valley. The narrow gauge Devils Bridge train runs along the hillside opposite with the River Rheidol flowing below. Red Kites can be seen regularly flying in the valley. It is a walker’s paradise, with tracks leading from the property through the valley and for the more energetic, paths lead up the steep hillside behind Glwysgoed where views of the valley can be enjoyed.

Glwysgoed is situated approximately 10 miles inland from the University town of Aberystwyth in Cardigan Bay. The property is a comfortable, homely furnished bungalow with a roomy sitting/dining room, including TV/DVD player. This leads into a large electric kitchen fully equipped with automatic washing machine, fridge, cooker and microwave. There is a freezer in the garage. Two twin bedded rooms, bathroom with shower and a separate toilet. Large garden back and front. Dogs welcome, but must be under strict control as livestock grazing on adjoining land. There are also numerous dogs on our neighbour’s farm and there is an unfenced stream at the western boundary. Duvets and pillows are provided, but please bring your own linen (two sheets, or one sheet and a duvet cover, pillowcases and personal towels). Hand towels and tea towels are provided. Wifi is available. There is use of a landline for guests as no mobile reception is accessible at the property.

A characterful gem: 300 yr old listed Welsh longhouse, south facing, self-contained, and off-grid! Gloriously peaceful, surrounded by stunning landscape, protected ancient deciduous woodlands, and own riverbank - with fishing rights. Wave to the 19th century steam train as it puffs past while you sip coffee on the bench outside. Great walking, horse riding, cycling, wild swimming. 20mins drive to Aberystwyth for castle, beaches, bars, excellent restaurants, Museum and University Arts Centre.

Rustic comfort with original oak beams, slate floors and wood panelling. Efficient wood burning stove for warmth and original cast iron bread oven set in the wall of the spacious living room which is simply furnished with a double sofa/bed, easy chair, dining table and chairs. Hardwood logs sourced from the farm's managed woodlands, cut, stored and seasoned for two years by us, are for sale at the main house (your initially supplied log pile is free). In cooler months additional storage radiators kick in to keep off the winter chill. Windows give view onto gardens, fields of sheep (except in late June, when they all go off to get sheared) and the spectacular woodland hillside opposite - across which you can see the steam train chug past every day in summer and most weekends in winter. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with cooking and dining necessities, microwave, washer, fridge and electric oven/hob. Use of our tumble dryer and freezer (both situated in the cowshed!) is available on request. Stairs to the attic double Bedroom 2 (which now has a single bed in its annex, useful for young families) and then down again to double Bedroom 1 and the shower room / toilet next door. The cosy panelled downstairs single bedroom is completely original with window overlooking garden and a single bunkbed with a short ladder (good for the young and able bodied!) Outside is a southwest facing compact walled garden with stream running by. The remains of an ancient slate flagstone pavement run along the front of the longhouse, which is on the lonely track to the end of the valley (on average, 1 vehicle goes by in an hour..). In exceptional circumstances, the rustic hayloft at the end of the house, reachable up exterior stone steps, is available for young "overflow" guests at an extra £15 for single occupancy, £20 for two, and £25 for three people per night. It has outside access to the cottage facilities (as it has none of it's own!). A NEW addition is a 19th century CHAPEL, Capel Bethel, just 50 yards from the cottage - an substantial artists studio / performance space, which is often available to hire at an extra fee in advance. Please ask for further details through the website.

The Rheidol Valley is arguably the most stunningly beautiful valley in all of Ceredigion. It is in this area that the cult tv series Hinterland is shot, and the 19th century steam train journey is rated by enthusiasts as one of the best in the world. Wildlife abounds in the woods and river and there are several RSPB sanctuaries a short drive away. There are two excellent local hostelries (The Hafod Hotel and The Druid Inn) within 15 -20mins drive (or a pleasant hour and a half's hike) serving good food and real ale. The Village Shop and excellent local restaurant Y Maes Bangor Arms are just a 10 minute drive to Capel Bangor village. In the winter months when the trees shed their leaves the spectacular contours of the land are truly revealed. The valley is sheltered beneath the snow line and has a relatively mild microclimate of it's own.

The accommodation overlooks a beautiful lake and is comprised of a converted barn which is attached to my main home. It is completely self contained and has a large lounge with log burner, galley kitchen ,fridge, microwave, kettle, halogen oven, toaster ,coffee maker, small oven with grill. It has a mezzanine sleeping area with double bed,wardrobe, sofa, coffee table, large TV and stereo. There is a shower room and toilet. The lake can be seen from all rooms and is a short walk from the house.

The letting space is light and airy with stunning views across the lake .The property faces east and has spectacular sunrises over the lake.

My neighbourhood is quite isolated and is ideal for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle. On a clear night due to the lack of light pollution the night sky is a sight to behold! Devils Bridge which is five minutes away is considered to be an area of outstanding beauty

Comfortably sleeps 11 in 5 large bedrooms, 3 conservatories 2 living rooms FF: Master kingbed large ensuite TV, connecting twinbed + balcony. GF: 3 bedrooms (2 ensuite). Family bathroom. King bedroom + sunroom. Family and double bedroom. Sitting room + atrium leading to living room with inglenook/wood burner, 42" TV, Blue ray player French doors to sun room with french doors to large patio, BBQ, back garden & 8 person Hot Tub Dining room/conservatory. Kitchen fully equip,larder,boot,utility.

NHS NOTES : VERY LARGE SPACIOUS house all bedrooms away from each other affording a very peaceful relaxing and quiet ambiance No road noise ideal for NHS night/shift workers Use of all common rooms ie kitchen, dining room, 2 lounges, conservatory utility room, hot tub, outside dining/lounging and gardens No extra charges Off road parking for 6+cars Large secluded and secure grounds

The local sights are: Hafod estate right out of the gate 1 mile up the road turn first right, 800 yards to t junction right then car park 300 yards on the left after church. Elan valley right out of gate straight on over the mountain 8 miles turn right you will see the dams worth a stop at each one walk over explore. At bottom visitors centre and excellent cafe and do explore the old village. Nant y Arian left at bottom of road right over the Devils bridge, 3 miles turn left, 1 mile it is on the right after a silver mine. Red kite feed station 3 pm feeding time, cafe, lots of walks views Aberystwyth sea front castle, constitution hill vernacular railway to top camera obscura cafe views Locally steam train, you can actually drive a small steam train also up the road short walk on left after 500yards thru gate immediately on left down track over bridge follow paths left thru camp sight left to DBridge which is worth going down the falls. Up the road same gate but carry straight on can walk right round the valley each side of the river Ynyslas sand dunes excellent plus RSPB nearby

Ger y Faen cottages is set in tranquil Welsh countryside surrounded by great views. A great location for walks, bike rides, bird watching and touring the area. A great place to relax and unwind the cottages has a Sauna, Log Fire, BBQ area, games room (shared with one other cottage) hot tub (also shared). Ideal for couples and families (with kids).

Ger y Faen is set within beautiful spacious grounds with rolling countryside and wildlife surrounding you. Only 1 mile from the famous village of Devil’s Bridge with it’s three budges and waterfalls, this cosy Aberystwyth self catering cottage has an open fire, sauna and a games room. With walks starting straight from the front door this area is great for walking, cycling and mountain biking or why not head to the many nearby attractions including the Vale of Rheidol Railway, Devil’s Bridge Waterfalls and The Hafod Estate. Ground Floor Comfortable living room with dining area with character features including wooden beams and a wood burner set in a stone fire place. 2 seater sofa and 2 armchairs, coffee table and a book shelf stocked with books. Round dining table seating 4. TV and DVD player and digital radio. Patio door leading to the front of the cottage. Modern kitchen with 4 burner electric hob, oven and grill, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, Microwave oven, toaster, kettle, crockery, cutlery, glasses and cooking utensils. Iron and ironing board also provided. Bedroom 1 - Double bed, wardrobe, chest of draws, 2 bedside tables, bedside lamps. Double glazed window looking out towards the front of the property with views of the surrounding countryside. Bedroom 2 - 2 Twin beds, wardrobe, chest of draws, bedside table with lamp, reading lights above beds. Double glazed window looking out towards the front of the property with views of the surrounding countryside. Sauna and Shower room (Accessed at the rear of the property through the back door, access is under cover) - Swedish sauna, Electric Shower, toilet, hand basin & washing machine. Upstairs Family bathroom with bath, hand basin and toilet. Full length mirror and hairdryer. Garden A seating area with patio furniture at the front of the cottage as well as a lawned area and parking area. Sit outside and enjoy the views and the wildlife (including Red Kites). At the rear of the cottage there is a bbq (charcoal) area, which is under cover which means you can enjoy a bbq whatever the weather. In the grounds there is also a small stream. Children can also play in the field to the side of the cottage or watch as the sheep pass by. There is a games room in the grounds of the property (shared with one other cottage) which includes a pool table. There is also an outdoor table tennis set available. Additional Information - Bed linen, hand and bath towels and hairdryer provided. - Heating and electricity included. Logs provided for the wood burner - Cot and high chair provided on request. - Welcome pack provided on arrival - Parking space for up to 3 cars outside the cottage. - No smoking allowed in the cottage - Charcoal BBQ - No Pets allowed

Our cottage is based one mile from the village of Devil’s Bridge and 10 miles from the coastal Welsh town of Aberystwyth. Devil’s Bridge is famous for its waterfalls and three bridges and also the Vale of Rheidol railway which heads into Aberystwyth. There is also a chocolate shop and pub in Devil’s Bridge The area is also great for walking, cycling and mountain biking.

A beautifully furnished ground floor property, in a rural location with stunning views of the Rheidol Valley yet just five miles from Aberystwyth.. Ground Floor: All on the ground floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With 40" Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area: With tiled floor. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and tiled floor. Conservatory. Utility room: With washing machine. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed, Freeview TV and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With double bed, single bed and Freeview TV. Bedroom 3: With twin beds and Freeview TV. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. . Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. . Patio with garden furniture and BBQ. Hot tub (private). Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. . In a rural setting but located just five miles east of the seaside town of Aberystwyth, and with beautiful views of the Rheidol Valley, Maes Rheidol is a detached property, furnished and equipped to a very high standard. With all rooms on the ground floor and with the added bonus of a conservatory and outdoor hot tub in the patio garden, you can enjoy relaxing in this wonderful location. Picture yourself sitting on a sandy beach overlooking Cardigan Bay watching dolphins, cycling down country lanes, walking in the hills, or just strolling through one of many market towns. You can escape life’s hustle and bustle and enjoy this region in so many ways. It’s the perfect location to book a family holiday, a romantic getaway, a short break or a weekend away. The dignified Victorian resort of Aberystwyth with its electric cliff railway, promenade and pier is close by, as are the compelling Cambrian Mountains, dotted with hill sheep farms, forest and lakelands. Take a stately meandering train ride on what was once a working link between local lead mines and the harbour; the Vale of Rheidol Railway now runs a steam train service through the Rheidol Valley terminating at Devil’s Bridge. Here you can choose to go and see the three bridges over the river, or visit some of the other attractions such as the famous Mynach Falls, Devil’s Punch Bowl and Jacob’s Ladder. When you have finished exploring, the cottage is within half a mile of two gastro pubs, one of which boasts the smallest commercial brewery in the world. Come and stay at Maes Rheidol and immerse yourself in all that this part of Wales has to offer, you won’t be disappointed. Free WiFi

We are told that few self-catering holiday cottages offer such comfort, complete peace and a sense of retreat from our fast-paced world for those who love to escape. These dog friendly holiday cottages in mid-west Wales are set on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains in a breathtaking location. For those looking for adventure and self-catering holidays in Wales there are endless beautiful walks for children, adults and dogs alike. A narrow gauge steam railway is nearby; swimming, dolphin spotting, Red Kite feeding and bird watching, mountain biking, fly fishing, horse riding and viewing historic mines are amongst the attractions local to the holiday cottages. Of course the Internet is unlimited for those who need it. While our cottages are pet and dog friendly, owners are encouraged to read the relevant FAQs on the website to ensure their dog’s holiday needs will be met too! For some, this low priced self-catering holiday is enhanced by the two dog friendly cottages joined internally by double doors.…you can have a noisy cottage with games, DVDs and the like and a quiet cottage where you can be still and drink in the view. They are wonderful for two families wanting space for ten and yet times apart from each other. The fantastic location of these self-catering cottages in west Wales means that you can enjoy the kind of holiday you want to – whether it is a break full of walking with the dogs or trekking; or simply recharging your batteries and taking a step back from it all. Both holiday cottages come fully equipped with king size beds as well as comfy twin rooms – so after a long day of walking with the dogs and outdoor activities, you will be sure of a good night’s sleep. But before you turn in for the night, you can take full advantage of the wonderful views that mid-west Wales has to offer on the balcony terrace, while enjoying a home cooked dinner or glass of wine on a summer’s evening. The international dark sky park is nearby so star-gazing is an unforgettable experience. For those cold and dark nights, there are a range of options to keep you entertained as you enjoy the heat of the stove, including Sky TV, DVDs, audio system, surprisingly fast internet and a good selection of games. Whether it’s a romantic countryside retreat or a large family/group walking holiday in Wales – the cottages cater for everyone (even your dog!).

Ty Mari and Penroc are set in a stunning landscape at the interface of wild mountains and wooded valleys where sheep farming, forests and mountain top views make this one of the beautiful hidden secrets of Wales. These attractive 19th century cottages are on the outskirts of a tiny village called Cwmystwyth: they are situated 100 meters along a rough track from the main road. There is a terrace of homes either side of the track, with Ty Mari at the end and Penroc at right-angles on the headland. The fenced garden area is very limited and is shared between the cottages but there is just space for cars, sunbathing, two picnic tables and two barbecues! Cwmystwyth is seventeen miles inland from Aberystwyth along the mountain road to Rhayader. There are excellent walks through the beautiful scenery that surrounds the cottages that includes hilltops, waterfalls, woodland, forests, dams and caves. The Ystwyth valley is one of the RSPB’s successful breeding sites for Red Kites and there is fishing and pony trekking nearby. Sandy beaches are just over half an hour away and there is a narrow gauge railway from Devil’s Bridge to Aberystwyth. Until you get away from the noise of traffic and the telephone you won’t realise how hectic everyday life can be. Family games in front of the fire, or sitting in a window seat with a good book and red kites circling overhead soon recharges the batteries.

You feel as though you are stepping off the world, away from the beaten track , whilst being surrounded by stunning scenery with wonderful walks from the cottages and the sea just 30 minutes away by car.

Our luxury house is set in the very quiet village of Llanafan, 10 miles out of Aberystwyth. This large family home boasts a Hot Tub for a truly relaxing holiday. Dogs are welcome too so you can enjoy some of the most stunning scenery in mid Wales. With 5 bedrooms you can bring friends and family for that special occasion. This home from home accommodation is fully centrally heated with all the mod cons! Cyclists, walkers and 'dark skies' enthusiasts will love this place...

This is a large house with big rooms so there is plenty of space for everyone. WiFi at the moment is slow and not good for streaming but it is sufficient for texting and phone calls. We are working on improving this within the next few months by having a mast installed.

Although Wales is known for its rain, it doesn't always rain here and was the hottest place recorded in Great Britain just a few weeks ago! This is a haven of wildlife, beautiful scenery and great walks. There are a wide variety of restaurants and local pubs in and around Llanafan and the surrounding villages. With Devils Bridge on the doorstep to explore and a good locally sourced meal in the Hafod Hotel afterwards. The little train goes from here right down into Aberystwyth for an excellent train journey you won't forget. Or visit Nant Yr Arian and see the Red Kites feeding...not your thing then wander along the beach in Aberystwyth, Aberaeron or Newquay and have fish and chips on the promenade. With some of the cleanest seas around Great Britain this part of Wales offers some lovely family beach time too.

Our Bar, Brasserie and Hotel is located in an exceptional location. Situated only steps away from the World Famous Devilâ??s Bridge waterfalls and a two minute walk to the award winning Rheidol Valley steam train. The mountains are all around where you can step into the wild landscapes of the Cambrian Mountains and enjoy the nearby breathtaking views of the Elan Valley. All close by are walking trails, horse riding, fishing, biking, Kite feeding, steam trains and beaches.

Perfectly located adjacent to the dramatic Devils Bridge waterfalls 2 mins walk away from the Rheidol Valley Steam Train 10 minutes drive to Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre where you can experience some fantastic bike and walking trails Great area to enjoy Pine Martens and Red Kites

20 mins drive to the seaside town of Aberystwyth and Wales Coastal Path. BBC drama Hinterland have filmed a number of their popular drama series…come and see the sites

Quiet location with scenic views across the rheidol Valley,10 minutes from popular red kite center, 7 miles from university town of Aberystwyth we are 20 minutes from famous devils bridge, rheidol falls (filming location for TV series Hinterland)

Spacious,self contained area , lovely large comfy bed which can also be made up as two singles ,well equipped kitchen ,blown hot air heating also has a shower room, delightful place to relax or a good base for exploring mid ,west Wales and the beautiful countryside that the area has to offer .We very recently changed our caravan for a larger two berth as the original accommodation we felt was too small for our guests to stay any length of time ,now its perfect for a short relaxing break or a longer holiday.

We love where we live and feel sure guests will too.

Welcome to Dyffryn Haidd which means “Barley Valley” in English. Llanafan is a small village in Ceredigion, Wales. Llanafan is situated in a beautiful rural location north of the River Ystwyth, around ten miles south east of Aberystwyth and eight miles north of Tregaron. Llanafan has a church, St Afan's Church; a chapel; a village hall; a Women’s Institute Hall. WiFi at the moment is slow and not good for streaming but sufficient for texting and phone calls. We are working on improving asap.

Dyffryn Haidd is a 5 star accommodation fully equipped with all home comforts to make your holiday as pleasurable as possible. It also has a fabulous hot tub, table tennis, darts and BBQ along with sun loungers etc. The house is located in a wonderful area for walking and cycling.

A village full of character.

Professional photography coming soon! Situated on the edge of the Ystwyth Valley, with acres of walks, streams and waterfalls all on your doorstep, Wisteria Cottage immerses you in the heart of rural west Wales. With natural beauty all around you, you’ll be able to appreciate why so many television series have chosen this landscape as their backdrop. The main property itself dates back to the 1800s, and was the local surgeon’s house until the mid-1950s. Wisteria Cottage was once the stable and hayloft, and is now a delightfully converted detached holiday cottage with lots of contemporary comforts like a wood burning stove in the spacious living room and a hot tub outside. The owners live nearby and have gone to every effort to make you feel at home, with two Galaxy tablets and a subscription to the Times newspaper and Readily, giving you access to over 2,000 magazines. You can enjoy your own private patio area or wander into the owners’ well-kept garden and relax on the benches. This holiday at a glance Sleeps four guests. Two king size bedrooms. Two en-suite shower rooms. Wood burner. Enclosed garden with patio. Hot tub. WiFi. Children of all ages welcome. Three well-behaved dogs welcome. Minimum three night stay. Additional features Electric range cooker. Combined fridge/freezer. Microwave. Dishwasher. Nespresso machine. Washing machine. Sky TV with Netflix and DVD player. Freeview TVs in bedrooms. CD player. Digital radio. Cot, highchair and stair gate available on request. Garden furniture. Two steamer chairs available in summer. Barbecue. Attractions and nearby amenities Go back in time at Aberaeron, a delightful Georgian fishing port where you’ll find lots of elegant houses, independent shops and a craft centre. You can take a boat trip from here to explore Cardigan Bay from the water. Aberystwyth’s seafront makes a grand statement, with a lovely sweeping curve and a large beach to enjoy. A stroll along the 2km-long promenade takes you from the marina up to Constitution Hill and the camera obscura. On the first and third Saturday of every month there’s a bustling farmers’ market in town. If you ever saw the TV series The Prisoner, you’ll recognise Portmeirion. This quirky and unique village was the brainchild of one man, Clough Williams-Ellis, and is now one of Wales’ leading tourist attractions. Why not take a guided walking tour? A stay at Wisteria Cottage puts you amongst some lovely gardens, not to mention acres of woodland and country walks to enjoy. But if you want to see more gardens, we recommend Aberglasney. The gardens here featured in the BBC series “A Garden Lost in Time” and there are 10 acres of magnificent vistas, plants and beds to explore. Picture a beach and the chances are you’ll be thinking of something like Penbryn. The beach here is almost one mile of golden sands, with a café and a shop too. If you’d like to get a bit more active on the water, you can try windsurfing, hire dinghies or paddleboards and more at Cardigan Bay Watersports. If you’re looking for a great day out, a journey north to Snowdonia takes you to Blaenau Ffestiniog, where you can visit a unique slate mine and see what it was like to be a Victorian miner. Or closer to home you’ll find Llanerchaeron, an elegant Georgian villa with a walled garden and traditional working farm. For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here.

Maesglas Uchaf (Welsh translation: highest green field), is a modern chalet bungalow, on the edge of the village of Ysbyty Ystwyth. The location and elevation ensure outstanding scenic views. The village of Ysbyty Ystwyth is situated about 15 miles inland from Aberystwyth; Devil’s Bridge is 5 miles to the north and Tregaron 8 miles south. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside, including open mountain tops, woodland and forested areas, meandering streams, rivers and reservoirs.

Our guest bedrooms, both on the first floor, are spacious and comfortably furnished. They provide views of the Ystwyth valley and open countryside, are centrally heated and double glazed. Each has a comfortable seating area with television and a hospitality tray providing: a selection of tea’s, hot chocolate, filter coffee and biscuits. The Red Room: Double/family room with double bed and two single beds, en-suite shower room. We provide soft towels, bath/shower gel and hand soap.

Within a short distance there are numerous attractions to appeal to all tastes and ages. These include the Devils Bridge Waterfalls and the Vale of Rheidol Railway, a narrow gauge, steam hauled service to and from Aberystwyth, Nant Yr Arian, a forested area offering walks, mountain bike trails and a red kite feeding centre, Llywernog silver/lead mine, a real mine offering the opportunity to go underground and providing an insight into the industry, Strata Florida Abbey, Elan Valley Estate, a beautiful upland area which includes a group of reservoirs providing Birmingham’s water supply, The Hafod Estate, comprising a selection of picturesque walks through the forested upper Ystwyth valley.

Our Bar, Brasserie and Hotel is located in an exceptional location. Situated only steps away from the World Famous Devilâ??s Bridge waterfalls and a two minute walk to the award winning Rheidol Valley steam train. The mountains are all around where you can step into the wild landscapes of the Cambrian Mountains and enjoy the nearby breathtaking views of the Elan Valley. All close by are walking trails, horse riding, fishing, biking, Kite feeding, steam trains and beaches.

Perfectly located adjacent to the dramatic Devils Bridge waterfalls 2 mins walk away from the Rheidol Valley Steam Train 10 minutes drive to Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre where you can experience some fantastic bike and walking trails Great area to enjoy Pine Martens and Red Kites

20 mins drive to the seaside town of Aberystwyth and Wales Coastal Path. BBC drama Hinterland have filmed a number of their popular drama series…come and see the sites

Private camping in Goginan. Compost loo and on site parking. Please bring your own camping equipment including tent! Extra guests welcome at £7 each per night

Private space to pitch your tent. The compost loo doesn’t have a sink, so please bring your own water for washing. You will need drinking water too as there isn’t any one site.

Aberystwyth is 6 miles away with beautiful beaches, great pubs and restaurants. The Druid inn is just down the lane and does fantastic food and beer.

A cosy cottage with log burner for those cool summer evenings or cold winter stays. The cottage is 200 year old traditional Welsh bothy and formerly the old Cobblers shop, with vaulted ceilings and old wooden beams. Relax in the beautiful secluded garden alongside the river. Set amidst trees and forests, or take a walk or cycle along the many forest trails and paths that surround us. Complementary fishing licence for the Ystwyth river to the sea on request.

* Peaceful, beautiful and tranquil location, (rural, but not isolated) * Log burner for cosy romantic evenings when its cold outside. * There is no TV signal so TV only plays DVD, which we have a good supply of. * We offer fishing on our river bank and have fishing rights to fish 15 miles of the river to the sea, courtesy of Llanilar Angling Club. * There are walks in all directions from the door up into the forests and river walks. * National cycle network 81 passes our door and cycling in the forests too. *We are 9 miles from Aberystwyth and 12 miles from Tregaron. * On bus route - T21 passes the door (Aberystwyth/Tregaron.

Surrounded by ancient forests and woodland walks along the river and forest trails. Fishing rights and complementary fishing licence available.