Y Bwthyn is on the Heritage Coast of Cardigan Bay - a path leads from the cottage down through fields to the 'secret' sandy beach at Traeth Cove. Y Bwthyn is a stone barn skilfully converted to provide comfortable holiday accommodation which retains a cottage atmosphere with beamed ceilings, stone walls and slate floors. It is furnished and decorated to the highest standard complete with log burning stove, a delightful kitchen, pine dresser and other period furniture.

Y Bwthyn is one of four holiday cottages at Morfa Ganol Farm. It sleeps a maximum of 7 plus cot in 3 bedrooms on the first floor; the master bedroom has a double four-poster bed and a single bed; another has a double bed and the third twin beds. The family bathroom with full suite is on the first floor and a shower room on the ground floor with a walk-in shower, washbasin and toilet. The lounge has large comfortable sofas, colour TV and DVD and a woodburning stove. There is a luxury fitted kitchen/diner with electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. In the dining area there is a Welsh dresser together with a table and chairs seating 6. Off the lounge is a sunny conservatory with sofa, armchair and coffee table, ideal for lazy mornings or a snooze in the afternoon.

Outside is a private lawned rear garden with a patio and garden furniture. There is off-road parking for at least two cars. Oil central heating and logs included. Pets are welcome free. Bed linen is provided but please bring your own towels. There is a heated indoor swimming pool (6m x 3m with power jet) shared with the other three cottages at Morfa Ganol. For horse lovers there is stabling available.

There are wonderful beaches within an easy walk including Llangrannog and Penbryn (National Trust) and a short drive takes you to Tresaith, Mwnt and Cwm Tydu. This coastal area of Ceredigion offers some wonderful beaches, a spectacular coastline and lots of quiet country lanes which wind though the wooded valleys descending to the coastal coves, a perfect place for walkers and cyclists. The bay itself is home to a colony of bottlenose dolphins, and you can often see them from the coastal path and headlands. In the late summer and autumn, grey seals are also a common sight, watching you as you walk along the paths.

Llangrannog is a picture book seaside village. There are excellent pub meals to be found here and the best meringues ever in the beach front cafe.

The other cottages in this group are Cove Cottage and Bay Cottageand The Coachhouse. Interested in booking more than one cottage? See the Group Availability Table.