The Woodcutters's cabin offers an unparalleled retreat—a unique rustic cabin where ancient woods meet modern comfort. Perched by the serene Cwmere stream it provides peace and relaxation. Nestled near the Cambrian Mountains & Snowdonia National Park,a true location for hiking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, off-roading, horse riding & photography. Close to beaches (10 mins drive) trails & historic towns. Crafted timber, it humbly echoes its surroundings. Here, nature doesn’t compete—it welcomes you. By night, enjoy the beauty of the unspoilt skies, stargazing under a canopy of stars a unique find. Inside, a cozy double bed, sofa bed, en-suite electric shower, smart TV, WIFI, wall radiator, Hungry Chilli Penguin wood-burner with oven, a fully equipped kitchen including a Montpellier fridge freezer. Outside, the stunning sunsets can be enjoyed from the decked area where two large rustic style American Adirondack rocking chairs are positioned. An alternative attraction could be the bespoke fire pit which also has a barbecue attachment. Enjoy a truly peaceful and reclusive environment. On arrival, you will be provided with a 'Welcome Pack' with basic essentials. Local village Talybont - 1.9 miles - Homely pub, garage, pharmacy and shop Aberystwyth - 9 miles Borth - 5 miles Adults & children 12+ welcome

just a short distance away, the village offers an authentic taste of Welsh community life. At its heart sits a welcoming pub where local characters gather, serving hearty traditional food. Talybont also has a shop, garage, pharmacy, bookshop, hairdressers - everything you want for a comfortable stay. Here are only a few activities for you to consider. NATURAL WONDERS NEARBY Offers excellent facilities to connect with the local landscape. Natural Resources Wales Bwlch Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre, near Aberystwyth HIKING This picturesque location is situated between the famous Cambrian mountains and Cardigan Bay providing a network of walking trails weaving through historical woodlands and interesting river walks. ROAD CYCLING Road cyclists are also seen enjoying the delights of this uspoilt area with countless routes. Cyclists can explore routes such as the "Pen y Pass from Tal-y-bont," a 63.39-mile loop with significant elevation gain, traversing picturesque landscapes. MOUNTAIN BIKING Bwlch Nant yr Arian, near Aberystwyth, stands out as a premier destination for mountain biking enthusiasts, featuring trails for all abilities from gentle family routes to challenging red-graded tracks. BIRD WATCHING The visitor centre of Bwlch Nant yr Arian also offers exceptional bird watching, with daily red kite feeding sessions providing spectacular aerial displays. They are fed by the lake at Bwlch Nant yr Arian every day at 2pm FISHING Nant-Y-Moch resevoir is near by for trout fishing (permit needed). Available in the local pub, The White Lion in Talybont. River Leri also runs through Talybont, a good place for trout and sewin (sea trout). OFF-ROADING The area offers green lanes in the hills above Talybont. A popular route is a moderate trail, spanning from Talybont to Dyffryn-Castell - a very enjoyable track with amazing views. SURFING The beach at Borth stretches for 3 miles, perfect for surfing, kiteboarding and windsurfing when conditions are right.