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Situated in the scenic region of Dyfed, Wales, Dihewyd offers a charming holiday accommodation in the form of a traditional Welsh barn. This delightful property comfortably sleeps six guests across three well-appointed bedrooms and features modern amenities alongside rustic charm. Guests can unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful countryside in the private hot tub or cozy up by the open fire in the living room, which includes a wood burner and entertainment options like Freeview TV and a DVD player.
The ground floor of the barn consists of a welcoming living room, a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, and a spacious bedroom with a kingsize bed. The layout is designed for convenience, featuring a shower room and essential appliances such as a cooker, microwave, and dishwasher. The first floor hosts two additional bedrooms—another kingsize and a twin room—along with a bathroom that includes a shower over the bath. With gas central heating and Wi-Fi included, guests can enjoy a comfortable stay with added amenities like a travel cot and highchair available upon request.
Surrounded by rolling countryside, Bwlch Y Person Barns, which includes this particular barn, offers a tranquil escape with stunning views and a resident barn owl. The property features an enclosed front patio and a shared recreational area equipped with football posts, picnic tables, and a bike store. Each of the four cottages on-site boasts its own private hot tub, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups looking to enjoy the outdoors together. Private parking for two cars is available, although charging electric vehicles is not permitted on the premises.
Guests are perfectly positioned to explore the breathtaking Ceredigion coastline, with the picturesque harbor town of Aberaeron just six miles away. This vibrant town is home to a variety of independent shops and restaurants, offering everything from fish and chips to fine dining. Nearby attractions include the National Trust house and gardens of Llanerchaeron, as well as the charming New Quay, known for its harbor and the chance to spot local bottlenose dolphins. With local landmarks and attractions like the Dolaucothi Gold Mines and Cae Hir Gardens within reach, this cottage is an excellent base for experiencing the beauty and culture of the area.
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