Bedroom, bed, bedside tables and lamps, fireplace

King size bedroom with a chest of drawers

Kitchen with cooker, cooker hood, sink, washing machine

Dining area with table and two bench seats

Living room with sofas, tv, coffee table

2 and 3 seater sofa, TV and coffee table

Bedroom, bed, bedside table and lamp, floor standing mirror

Shower room with walk in shower, sink, toilet

River Aeron running through Aberaeron village

Aberaron Harbour at night with lights reflected in the water

Y Bwthyn

Aberaeron, Ceredigion

Sleeps 4

2 Bedrooms

Beautifully furnished Georgian town house in the seaside town of Aberaeron. Popular, colourful location with excellent local produce on offer in restaurants, bars and cafés. (2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom)

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A 25% non-refundable deposit is due at the time of making your booking.

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Y Bwthyn is a lovely seaside terrace townhouse in a quiet yet central position in the Georgian coastal town of Aberaeron, Ceredigion. Refurbished to a high standard, it is a welcoming and comfortable base for enjoying Aberaeron and exploring Cardigan Bay. The property is perfect for 2 couples. Aberaeron is a charming Georgian town with its shops, restaurants, bars, beaches and harbour just a stroll away from Y Bwthyn.

Aberaeron hosts many events popular with both locals and visitors such as The Fish Festival and Aberaeron Carnival.

Ceredigion’s 63-mile length of the Wales Coast Path passes through Aberaeron. By using the Cardi Bach coastal shuttle bus you can walk its length in sections with no need to double back each day. It offers a superb view of Cardigan Bay, the spectacular Ceredigion Heritage Coast and its wildlife – you will want to take your camera along!

You have a good chance of spotting the Bay’s resident Bottlenose Dolphins during summer walks along the coast but for a closer look at both them and the coastline, boat trips are highly recommended. Visiting the seaside villages such as New Quay, Llangrannog and Tresaith in the little coves on the Bay is a must – and they also offer good chances for dolphin and seal sightings.

From Aberaeron, you can walk or cycle the path alongside the pretty river Aeron to the National Trust mansion at Llanerchaeron where you can visit the house, explore the lovely gardens and have a picnic before making your way back.

A scenic drive through the verdant Aeron Valley takes you through the beautiful countryside to the University town of Lampeter in the Teifi Valley. Continue on to Tregaron and the Cambrian Mountains for wilder upland scenery and endless walking opportunities.

ACCOMMODATION
Y Bwthyn sleeps a maximum of 4 plus a baby in 2 upstairs bedrooms: 1 king size and 1 double bed.

UPSTAIRS
Bedroom 1: king-size bed, two bedside tables with lamps, chest of drawers, chair
Bedroom 2: double bed, bedside table with lamp, chest of drawers, full-length mirror
Bathroom: walk-in shower enclosure, wc, hand basin, heated towel rail, mirror with integral light and heated demist function

DOWNSTAIRS – open plan
Sitting area: two 2-seater sofas, coffee table, two side tables, TV
Dining area: table seating 4
Kitchen: ceramic hob, electric oven, microwave, washing machine, fridge

OUTSIDE
Just around the corner from Y Bwthyn, the green at Sgwar Alban has park benches and picnic tables where you can sit out in the sun, and many hours can be spent sitting by the harbour or by the sea, watching the waves and sunsets. The cottage has no garden of its own. On-street parking may be found outside Y Bwthyn or in one of several nearby small roads.

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