Central heating. Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster. TV, WiFi. High chair, cot and stair gate available. Fuel, power, and starter pack and logs for woodburning stove throughout guests’ stay inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Enclosed garden with decking, furniture, and barbecue. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 2.1 miles, river 1.3 miles
Old Farmhouse Cottage is a characterful retreat set in Nanternis near Cross Inn, Ceredigion, offering a peaceful base for friends or families keen to explore the Welsh coast and countryside. Surrounded by rural scenery, this traditional holiday home blends period features with thoughtful touches, creating a place that feels rooted in its setting while remaining well-suited to modern stays. Enter your new holiday base into the lounge and kitchen area, where days begin with breakfast plans and end with shared meals and conversation. The kitchen is arranged for easy holiday cooking, centred around a gas oven and hob, while the adjoining dining space provides a natural spot to gather and map out coastal walks, beach visits, or countryside rambles. As evenings draw in, the woodburning stove becomes a focal point of the room, offering a gentle glow for quiet reading, films, or simply pausing after a full day outdoors. Upstairs, two well-presented bedrooms provide welcoming spaces to rest, one arranged as a double and the other as a twin, making the layout ideal for families or friends travelling together. A family shower room serves both bedrooms, completing the interior with a practical and well-balanced arrangement. Outside, the enclosed garden offers a sheltered place to enjoy the fresh air, with decking, seating for four, and a barbecue ready for outdoor meals and long summer evenings. The gravel driveway provides parking for two cars, and the cottage is dog-friendly, ensuring four-legged companions can share in the adventure. When you are ready to explore, the surrounding area offers a rich mix of coast and countryside. Aberporth is known for its sandy beaches, dramatic coastal paths, and the chance to spot dolphins offshore, while Cardigan brings together history and independent shopping with its impressive castle and the nearby Welsh Wildlife Centre. For those eager to explore further, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park opens up a world of rugged cliffs, sweeping sea views, wildlife-filled boat trips, and celebrated walking routes. Old Farmhouse Cottage provides a rewarding base for discovering the natural beauty of Ceredigion.
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