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Tresaith, a charming village located in Dyfed, Wales, offers a delightful retreat in a beautifully refurbished former Post Office, accommodating up to five guests. The property boasts a contemporary design while retaining its historic charm, featuring an enclosed patio that provides stunning sea views and easy access to the nearby cove and rugged coastline. This area is renowned for its outdoor activities, including sailing, surfing, and exploring rock pools, as well as its picturesque waterfall. Rich in folklore, the cove is also the backdrop for the novel "The Welsh Witch," adding a touch of intrigue to the landscape.
The location of this property is ideal for those looking to explore the breathtaking scenery along the Wales Coast Path, particularly the stunning shores of Ceredigion. Guests can discover a variety of historic towns and quaint villages such as Aberaeron, New Quay, and Cardigan, which are dotted with restaurants, independent shops, museums, castles, and galleries. The area offers a plethora of activities, including walking, cycling, swimming, and even steam train rides or castle visits, all conveniently within reach, making it a perfect destination for adventure seekers and history enthusiasts alike.
Upon entering the property, visitors are greeted by magnificent sea views that enhance the inviting atmosphere of the light and spacious kitchen/lounge/diner. This area serves as the heart of the home, thoughtfully designed for social gatherings and family meals, where guests can dine while soaking in the picturesque scenery. The lounge area, located at the far end of the ground floor, provides a cozy spot to unwind and watch the sunset over the beach, creating a serene environment for relaxation.
Descending to the lower ground level, guests will find two well-appointed bedrooms, each with its unique features. The bunk bedroom, which includes an additional single bed, offers views of the patio, while the spacious king-size bedroom boasts patio doors that lead directly to the enclosed outdoor area. Both bedrooms are equipped with en suite shower rooms and WCs, ensuring comfort and privacy. The enclosed patio, furnished for leisure, is an ideal space for unwinding after a day of exploration, making this property a perfect getaway for families or groups looking to enjoy the beauty of the Welsh coast.
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