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Llandysul 1.3 miles. This is a charming, semi-detached cottage located near the small town of Llandysul in this wonderful part of Wales. The owners, who live next door, have retained great character features, such as open beams, while also offering modern facilities in this delightful Llandysul cottage. Step into the sitting room with the most charming inglenook with a multi-fuel stove and a small sofa where you can sit right next to the stove on cooler nights. The cottage has a double sofa in the sitting room, as well as two comfy chairs and there is a dining area for enjoying meals, watching TV or for relaxing and spending time together. The fitted kitchen is down one step and is very well-equipped and leads into the bathroom, there is also an exterior door leading to the delightful rear garden. Two light and airy bedrooms complete the accommodation at this delightful Llandysul holiday cottage. Outside this wonderful Welsh cottage are old pig styes directly outside the rear door which having had the roofs taken off, now offer sheltered sitting areas. There is also an enclosed, lawned area with furniture, where peaceful outdoor drinks can be enjoyed by all. With open countryside all around and the coast just a short drive away, you really do have the best of it all at this wonderful Llandysul cottage. Scenic countryside or coastal walks, lazy days at the seaside, an afternoon tea, meal or drink in Llandysul, New Quay or Aberaeron and much more can be enjoyed on your days out discovering this wonderful area. Learn sailing, go dolphin spotting, try the dry ski slope at Llangrannog or just relax at the cottage itself. Whatever you are looking for this charming Llandysul cottage is in a perfect location for your holiday all year round.Llandysul is a village with a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and even its own canoeing club. Visit nearby New Quay or one of the numerous beaches on the Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire coastline.Boat trips to spot dolphins, white water rafting or a trip on a steam railway may appeal or perhaps a day out to explore all the historic castles, mills and gardens open for you to enjoy.