Dolgoy Cottages are comfortable, luxury barns with modern amenities which have been sympathetically converted by Chris and Linda who live in the farm house on Dolgoy small holding.

Ideal for two couples or an older family of four, a great base for discovering picturesque Cardigan Bay, 2 miles from the coastal village of Llangrannog and the Welsh coastal path and many attractions inland. Located in the tranquil grounds of Dolgoy. A step into spacious living/dining room/kitchen with dual aspect log burner, reclining leather sofas overlooking the old farm yard across to the duck pond. It has a private patio garden with hot tub which can either be accessed via a path around the side of the property or via steps leading down from a bedroom. Both bedrooms TV and ensuites (one gas a large walk in shower room and the other a shower over bath) with underfloor heating. One bedroom has a 5ft bed whilst the second can be set up as either super king or two singles. One well behaved dog is very welcome and we have a paddock with picnic bench dedicated as an exercise area. No children under the age of 14 except for infants up to the age of 2. High chairs can be provided but no cots.

Dolgoy is a 35 acre small holding within a mile of the Ceredigion coastal path and less than 3 miles from the coastal village of Llangrannog with dog friendly pubs and cafes. There are many coves to explore as well as market towns, the colourful port of Aberaeron and further afield the university town of Aberystwyth. We are both rural and coastal, set in a sheltered valley. There is a well stocked convenience store and garage 4 miles away and further amenities in Cardigan (12 miles), Aberaeron (14 miles) and Aberystwyth (30 miles) in which you can find delis, restaurants and larger supermarkets. We also have a number of farm shops and easy access to local produce nearby. This is an ideal area for walking and sightseeing from peaceful coves, dolphin watching, exploring our market towns, coastal towns, waterfalls, castles and birds of prey. There are historic monuments, gardens to explore, National Trust properties and much more. Further afield, you can head to Pembrokeshire and the smallest city of St David’s or north to Devil’s Bridge. Something to explore whatever the season or cosy times by the wood burner, enjoying our starry nights or simply relaxing in the tranquillity of...