Maesgwyn, Cardigan

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Enclosed Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Rural Location
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, hand-held shower, basin and WC. Ground floor WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with woodburner. Conservatory.

Cardigan 4 miles. A very pretty detached cottage set next to the owner's home in wonderful open countryside, just four miles from the popular town of Cardigan. This charming cottage is located in a most peaceful setting and makes a wonderful retreat for anyone looking to get away from it all. With character beams, spacious living rooms and the added bonus of a conservatory, this is a lovely holiday home. Take family meals around the large kitchen table followed by a relaxing evening in the spacious sitting room with its warming woodburner, perfect for cooler evenings. There is also the extra flexibility of a downstairs toilet leading off the porch at the rear entrance. Stairs lead up from the sitting room to two charming bedrooms, both with sloping ceilings, beams and quirky low windows, whilst the bathroom has a deep bath tub; ideal for soothing muscles after an energetic day spent discovering this fabulous region. Outside is an enclosed garden with lovely views over the fields plus on the owners' land are sheep, lambs, calves and a pony. Spend some time to discover a network of over 8 miles of walks and cycling routes directly from the doorstep through countryside lanes. Try your hand at horse riding at the local riding centre, visit one of the superb sandy beaches in the area or even walk some of the Wales Coast Path. Also nearby are Cilgerran Castle, the market town of Cardigan and a range of delightful coastal villages. Whatever your days are filled with, you will look forward to returning to this beautiful holiday cottage to plan the next day’s activities.

Cardigan is a market town in Ceredigion on the River Teifi and is home to a variety of shops, tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and a ruined castle. Enjoy scenic countryside and rugged coastline a few miles away. Worth a visit are Cardigan Island Farm Park, the Blue Flag sandy beaches and the Preseli Mountains where good walking and cycling can be enjoyed. Take a boat trip to spot dolphins and seals or visit Dylan Thomas' Boat House in Laugharne.

Amenities & Facilities

Oil central heating with woodburner. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer,under counter freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot, highchair and stairgates. Off road parking for 3 cars. Enclosed lawned area with patio and furniture. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 2 miles, pub 1.5 miles. Note: Dogs to be kept on lead while outdoors due to sheep in neighbouring fields. Note: Country lanes lease to single track lane of 0.1 mile where cottage is accessed, care to be taken. Note: There are 2 steps down into the sitting room. Note: Sloping ceilings and beams in the bedrooms with limited headroom. Note: Check-in 4pm.

Location Details

Cardigan is a market town in Ceredigion on the River Teifi and is home to a variety of shops, tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and a ruined castle. Enjoy scenic countryside and rugged coastline a few miles away. Worth a visit are Cardigan Island Farm Park, the Blue Flag sandy beaches and the Preseli Mountains where good walking and cycling can be enjoyed. Take a boat trip to spot dolphins and seals or visit Dylan Thomas' Boat House in Laugharne.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Reviews

We stayed for a week in October 2022. The cottage was clean and comfortable with plenty of hot water and a well-equipped kitchen, and has lots of traditional charm. The conservatory is lovely for catching the last of the autumn sunshine and doing a bit of birdwatching from the comfort of the sofa. The owners live next door and were friendly and helpful. Great for animal lovers as there are dogs, ponies and sheep around. The location is very peaceful and secluded, and there are lots of walks to do straight from the cottage. It’s about 45 – 60 mins drive to the more touristy bits in the south of Pembrokeshire but the roads are beautiful, and Cardigan and St Dogmaels are only 10 mins away for local shops, restaurants etc.

Rated by francesw377 reviewed on 6th November 2022

Visiting family with my own family and 2 dogs. Fran and Chez very welcoming and nothing too much trouble. Plenty of space indoors with a box full of games, dvds and jigsaws to occupy yourself with. Tea, coffee and milk awaiting your arrival along with fresh Sunfowers as well as Welsh cakes. 9 Miles of County side to walk and explore from the farm without having to drive anywhere. Dogs must be kept of lead as plenty of live stock about. Extra large enclosed garden - both kids and dogs loved the space out there. Plenty to do in area. Beaches, Caldey island, little towns and villages to explore and find a few bargains, caste ruins, wildlife trusts, parks, indoor play areas for kids when it's raining. Typical Wales mind - wellies and brollies needed Sun / Mon, sun hats and suncream needed Tues / Wed. Thankyou once again for sharing your wonderful cottage... Highly highly recommend.

Rated by megancrane89 reviewed on 29th July 2022

Ches and Fran were wonderful hosts and very welcoming. Relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. Ideal rural escape. A great place to get away from it all and an ideal base for lots of walking and plenty of local beaches with Poppit Sands being a favourite and dog friendly all year round. This dog friendly cottage is well equipped whilst being cosy and characterful. Would definitely recommend to anyone who needs some time out. Take a walk along the river from Cilgerran to the next village along, cross over the bridge and a 100 yards up the hill is a dog friendly hotel which is ideal for lunch.

Rated by SallyBosworth reviewed on 5th May 2019

Have stayed here before and will keep coming back thanks to the welcome of the owners. Situated in a cottage adjacent to the owners home nothing is too much trouble and we couldn't have been made more welcome. The cottage has everything we needed for a peaceful get away and is well situated for Poppit Sands, Cardigan and many other attractions. For us the walking is great with numerous footpaths within very easy reach. Highly recommended and we'll be back again soon.

Rated by Peter P reviewed on 24th March 2019

This is a lovely rural cottage with excellent amenities. The hosts Chez & Fran were lovely & nothing was too much trouble. There was tea/coffee & Welsh cakes to enjoy on our arrival.We loved the peaceful surroundings & countryside & will definitely be back to once again enjoy this delightful cottage. The cottage is dog friendly with an enclosed garden.

Rated by 140meggie reviewed on 17th February 2019

We arrived at around 5pm on the Saturday before Xmas. First off the main door was swollen and couldn't shut properly. We were told that sometimes the shower wouldn't flow properly so to lower the shower head and then raise it again. We were also told that the internet shut down and to reset that. On the 23rd December, one of the owners knocked on to say that they were leaving, At this point we were told that the boiler "may" shut down and "in the unlikely event it did to reset it at switch in their garage" They were going to be away for their family Christmas....! We were NOT given any point of contact should an emergency except for their mobile number. Christmas Eve - Boiler Broke Down, so we waited and then reset it as instructed Christmas Day - Boiler Shut down 3 more times, We reset it once this day. The times it had restarted it did not do so for over an hour, and by then the rads were stone cold and so was the cottage.. 4th time we rang owners to inform them we would be leaving early on Boxing day as boiler was constantly shutting down and we were freezing.. This is when we were subjected to a torrent of abuse, Stating we should not be resetting the boiler. We could not explain anything as at this point, the owner was busily inferring that we were drunk and were clearly to blame for boiler shutting down. When I suggested that we really should have had a physical point of contact, she then said sarcastically.. ...... "oh I see, you need someone to hold your hand. You can't stay in the cottage without having someone's hand to hold..." She informed us she would be back on Boxing Day due to us being a problem. Late that night when I went downstairs in my bare feet to get a glass of water, I stood in a puddle of water (or so it seemed) .Turned out the radiator was leaking all over the floor. I took pictures of everything to show the problem, we were dealing with. We had to shut off the boiler completely now via a switch in the kitchen, as it would damage itself pumping water around the system, as it leaked across the floor. When looking at the photos I had taken I noticed an older stain across the carpet where the water was congregating, showing this had happened before. I had not noticed it before as a rug had been carefully placed over it. I also noticed rush and corrosion on the leaking pipe and valve. I photographed everything. That was the last straw, and we just packed up and left at midnight. I was utterly distraught. It was cold, dark and foggy, but we had no option but to leave, and make the 5 hour drive home! When we had rang, at 7pm earlier that evening, the owners had not even suggested that they get out a plumber , they were utterly rude and ignorant towards us. I have stayed with Sykes cottages before but never have I been subjected to such behaviour, nor unlucky enough to have my Christmas ruined. Be careful if you are holidaying here. Oh and we also found that the triple light switch behind the door had black tape over one of the switches... we figured that the light was dodgy, and the inglenook fireplace does not seem to be sealed off properly with fireproof plaster. Instead it is covered with what seems to be a sort of wood/chipboard..that in my view cannot be right Be warned. Check all the radiators are not leaking and if you are told to reset the boiler "in the unlikely event it shuts off", pack and leave straight away.

Rated by Eileen R reviewed on 2nd January 2019

We've visited this cottage a few times and it's a perfect place to stay if you want to escape from it all. Set on a working small holding you have to be prepared for the sounds of sheep and lambs and the quad bike. The location is just a couple of miles outside of Cardigan and within easy reach of places like Poppits Sands and Mwnt Beach. A hidden gem.

Rated by Peter P reviewed on 6th February 2017

This is a stunning cottage set in a beautiful location. The owner is very considerate.

Rated by Mrs Eyre reviewed on 24th June 2016

An amazing property in a beautiful location and owned by the friendliest, happiest, helpful people you will ever meet. We will be definitely be going back again.

Rated by Mr Holloway reviewed on 26th March 2016

We wanted somewhere peaceful and quiet from where to explore Pembrokeshire and this cottage suited our needs perfectly. Ample room and comfort in which to relax and every convenience that we could have wanted in a holiday cottage. The owners were perfect hosts, always on hand and available for a chat, but never intrusive although they were right alongside. We will be going back for more of whatever magic it is that Maesgwyn dispenses.

Rated by Mrs Gardner reviewed on 8th November 2015

So much about the cottage was perfect. Lovely and homely, gorgeous log fire. Everything we could need and more. Very welcoming and a beautiful location. One small issue was dealt with quickly and efficiently. Highly recommended, would certainly consider a return visit.

Rated by Ms Thomas reviewed on 3rd June 2015

A lovely cottage with the owners on hand to deal with any issues straight away. A very roomy cottage, particularly downstairs, with a conservatory looking out on to a private garden and fields beyond. Located on the owner's smallholding, sheep and cows were present along with the owner's friendly cats and dogs. It was an excellent base for gaining access to coastal walks and within one hours drive of St Davids and Tenby.

Rated by Mr Thomas reviewed on 24th May 2015

The location was excellent, you are far enough away for peace and quiet but close enough to town for everything you need. The property is spacious and had everything we needed. Had a huge garden which the dog loved. The owners were very nice and full of local knowledge of places to visit. Just stunning beaches and countryside, never get bored of it. Had a great restful time, would definitely go there again.

Rated by Mrs Field reviewed on 10th May 2015

The cottage was just perfect for our holiday - great location (nice and quiet), excellent accommodation and plenty of room. It was nice to have a big garden too. The owners were very helpful and everything was just as we wanted it.

Rated by Mr Burton reviewed on 22nd March 2015

So peaceful and relaxing. The owners were warm & friendly, the cottage is a credit to them. The views were breathtaking.

Rated by Mrs Rumley reviewed on 8th March 2015

Excellent base to walk from, so many walks straight from the garden with no roads, especially good for dogs. Network of walks excellent. Owner very friendly and helpful. Cottage comfortable and warm. Overall very pleased

Rated by Mr Cutler reviewed on 16th November 2014

The cottage was very cosy and welcoming after being out for the day in wet, windy and cold weather! Everything that we needed was there and little extra touches made it more special. A very peaceful short break.

Rated by Mr Read reviewed on 9th November 2014

We really liked the setting, it is lovely and quiet. The owners were friendly and welcoming. We love the area and will return to Pembrokeshire next year. Our dog was also made very welcome which was lovely.

Rated by Mrs Barnes reviewed on 21st September 2014

The cottage is lovely, all the home comforts. The owners make you feel very welcome. They encouraged the children to make friends with the animals on the farm. I would recommend this property to family's.

Rated by Mr Lawson reviewed on 14th July 2014

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