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Yr Hen Beudy, a quaint yet modern cottage located near the village of New Cross, in the rural County of Ceredigion, a short distance from the desirable seaside town of Aberystwyth. This beautiful property has a current feel having been newly renovated although still keeps its old fashioned charm with exposed beams & feature stone wall and even its own wood burner perfect for those chillier evenings. An open plan living & kitchen space is perfect for spending your time away with friends & family with the large dining area in the centre to ensure that no precious moments are missed out on. If you prefer to cook up your own storm in the kitchen, this comes fully equipped with oven, hobs, microwave and all the essentials you need to prepare the perfect meal or equally perfect for tucking into a takeaway! The living area, accommodates 2 large sofas and as we have mentioned has a toasty & endearing wood burner, perfect for cosying up in front of whilst getting stuck into a good film on the television. This cottage has 3 delightful bedrooms consisting of two King size beds, a twin room with a double sofa bed situated in the mezzanine area. The King size bedrooms have their own en suite shower rooms with there also being a family bathroom which has a bath & hand held shower. Outside, Yr Hen Beudy has a lovely lawn and patio area and being an enclosed area is perfect (& safe) for any pets that are enjoying their holidays too! With its own outdoor furniture and a splendid hot tub there is no nicer way to spend those warm sunny evenings than kicking back and relaxing with loved ones. Llanfihangal Y Creuddyn & New Cross are the neighbouring villages, both with eateries if you fancy dining out. Or, if you fancy heading to the coast, Aberystwyth is only a short drive away which has an assortment of restaurants, shops and above all refreshing sea air!

Aberystwyth Seafront (9 miles) Enjoy a walk and take in the fresh sea air on the promenade, lots of shops to browse, eateries, and arcade and even a Castle to explore! Constitution Hill, Aberystwyth (9 miles) If you're feeling energetic take a walk to the top or enjoy a relaxing trip up on the train, Constitution Hill is home to the second longest funicular railway in the British Iles, and is known for its beautiful panoramic Welsh views as well as a Cafe serving a range of food and drink daily. Vale of Rheidol Railway, From Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge (9 miles) Enjoy a 12 mile trip passing through open fields, woodland & rugged mountain scenery on a narrow gauge steam train to Devils Elbow where you will find some famous waterfalls nestled in the Cambrian mountains. Rheidol Riding Centre, Capel Bangor (4 miles) Enjoy some of Wales' finest views, all from horse back! Bwlch Nant Yr Arian Visitor Centre, Ponterwyd (9 miles) Lots of way marked trails for walkers, bikers and runners. Bwlch Nant yr Arian has been awarded the Gold Award by Visit Wales for attractions which make an exceptional effort to create an enjoyable and memorable experience for their visitors Ynyslas Beach, Borth (14 miles) Ynyslas has three stunning miles of golden beach stretching from Borth in the south to the sand dunes in the north. It is a majestic spot for walking, picnics and windsurfing. The superb sand dunes of Ynyslas are at the southern side of the Dyfi estuary are the largest dunes in Ceredigion.