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Cottage |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Ciliau Aeron in Aberaeron

From £260 per week |  From £79 per night

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

Trem yr Afon is a fully refurbished property, providing quality accommodation in a glorious setting.

The cottage is tastefully furnished to a high standard and comprises two double bedrooms sleeping 4 people.
Brand new Memory Foam mattresses have been installed for the 2012 season; to ensure you have a comfortable stay.

There are no hidden extras at Trem yr Afon, all electricity, heating, linen and towels are included for you.
The property also benefits from Free Wi-Fi.

Ideally situated in the beautiful Aeron Valley, the cottage is isituated in an idyllic private Parkland setting, with wonderful views across the surrounding rolling countryside. It is well located for touring Ceredigion and its wonderful Heritage coastline, and there is an abundance of leisure pursuits and activities all within close proximity of the cottage.

Trem yr Afon is situated in a well tended parkland setting, surrounded by cherry trees, copper beech, elder and oak trees, with huge swathes of rhododendron and honeysuckle.

The gentle flowing River Aeron meanders nearby, popular for fishing for salmon and brown trout.
There are also many lovely walks in the area.

The fully fitted kitchen is well equipped, with real wooden flooring extending throughout the living area, dining area and conservatory. The conservatory fronts a large decked area with patio furniture, looking out onto the beautiful surrounding countryside, making for an ideal place to sit and relax. From here you can see Red Kites and buzzards soaring above the valley.

Designated parking is available alongside the cottage with space for two cars.

There is pedestrian access from the Estate leading to a small country house hotel which has a small bar and a restaurant, so forget about taking the car! You will find a wide range of delicious dishes on offer and the food comes highly recommended!

The Tyglyn Vale Parkland Estate makes a perfect starting point for exploring the beautiful Heritage Coastline of Ceredigion. The Georgian coastal town of Aberaeron with it's brightly painted Georgian architecture lies just 4 miles away; New Quay with its famous dolphins just 8 miles away; and Llangrannog and Tresaith are both within an easy drive.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Trem yr Afon has been tastefully furnished to a very high standard. The double bedrooms have memory foam mattresses, free standing double wardrobes, and ample drawer space. The fully fitted kitchen offers a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, plus the usual small appliances.
The bathroom has bath with shower.

For younger families a cot and high chair are available - please enquire when booking.

Free Wi Fi / Internet access is provided at this property.

Further details outdoors:
The large decked area in front of the property makes for a very pleasant area to sit and look out over the valley.
Parking is available alongside the cottage.
The property is on one level with easy flat access.

The well kept grounds at Tyglyn Vale are a delight - feel free to wander around the grounds and take in the lovely scenery.

Further details

Bookings in High season are Saturday to Saturday with short breaks by arrangement, but we will always try to accommodate you where possible.

Mid and Low season dates are flexible.
If you would like a Welcome Pack prepared for your arrival, please request this when booking.

We will do our best to cater for any special needs, so please do not hesitate to contact us, we are always happy to help, and do ask about our Special Discount for returning guests!

Conditions

This cottage is strictly Non-Smoking.

A 15% Deposit is payable on booking, with the balance payable 6 weeks prior to Booking date.
If a reservation is taken within 6 weeks of the Booking date, the full amount is payable on booking.

A refundable £100 Security Deposit is payable on all bookings.
This is refunded within 7 days following departure, (following satisfatory property inspection).

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The Conservatory and its wonderful outlook

 

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The pleasant Dining area

 

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Bedroom One

The West Wales / Pembrokeshire / Ceredigion region

Ciliau Aeron lies within the beautiful Aeron Valley in Ceredigion. An area of outstanding natural beauty, the valley is sheltered from the east by the Plynlimon mountain range.

The local area has much to offer with an abundance of leisure pursuits and sporting activities, including walking, fishing, golf, horse riding, cycling and many water sports along the coast.

The Ceredigion coastline is designated Heritage Coast and is considered particularly scenic, in particular Mwnt, Lochtyn, Cwmtydu and Penbryn; all cared for by the National Trust.

Tresaith also scores highly and is well worth a visit; witness the River Saith cascading over the cliff tops and onto the beach. When visiting Tresaith be sure to pop into the Ship Inn. Here you can sample some fine local food whilst looking out over the ocean; several tables have a lovely sea view.
If your preference is for more rugged scenery, then Llangranog is a must, and it is within an easy drive.

Fans of sailing and water sports are regularly attracted to Ceredigion’s welcoming beaches and harbours. To mention a few, Y Lanfa, Aberystwyth’s marina; historic stone-walled Aberaeron; Cardigan with its broad estuary waters, and New Quay’s fine sweeping bay.

Cardigan Bay is home to bottlenose dolphins, porpoises, Atlantic grey seals and a wide variety of birds, flora and fauna. Red Kites soar above, along with choughs, peregrine falcons, gannets and puffins.

Ceredigion offers a variety of walks, from gentle seaside strolls to Heritage Coast walks and rugged mountain hikes. The County features many town trails and way-marked paths including forest and countryside.
Both pony trekking and cycling are excellent ways to enjoy the spectacular scenery, with several riding stables in the area. Cycling is also well catered for with coast, countryside and mountains to explore.
Off road cycling is also available; if mountain biking is your sport you will find mountain-bike trails at the Nant Yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre near Ponterwyd.

For arts and culture, Ceredigion is home to the two oldest universities in Wales, it also houses the National Library of Wales.

Cardigan’s local culture includes a thriving visual and performing arts scene, regular arts and craft exhibitions and an annual European Film Festival at Theatr Mwldan.

Local hotels, restaurants, and country pubs in the area produce a wealth of organic and natural products for you to sample. Local menus regularly feature delicious Welsh lamb and beef, and freshly caught fish such as trout, Cardigan Bay lobsters, and sewin (a delicate sea trout very much like salmon). You will also find a wealth of healthy vegetarian alternatives at many establishments.

The Aberaeron / Ciliau Aeron area

Ciliau Aeron nestles in the Aeron Valley and lies just 9 miles from the small University and market town of Lampeter. It makes a good starting point to discover the beautiful landscape of Cardigan Bay’s breath-taking coastline.

Just a short walk from the cottage is the Secret Garden of TyGlyn.
Picnic and play areas make it a good place for children.

The recently restored Llanerchaeron Estate is situated just a short distance away and makes for a great day out. The Mansion house at Llanerchaeron was built by the great architect John Nash in the 1790's and it has been sympathetically restored by the National Trust over the past ten years or so.

It was thought so important a survival of the period, that it was accepted without endowment, relying on the efforts of the local community to raise a substantial proportion of the restoration fund.
There are plenty of picnic areas in the grounds.

New Quay lies just 9 miles away, here literature lovers can follow the Dylan Thomas Trail. Wales’ foremost bard lived in New Quay and wrote ‘Quite Early One Morning’ here. Prepare to be inspired!

You may also get a glimpse of local marine wildlife in the bay at New Quay, dolphins and porpoises are regular visitors and can be seen playing in the waves offshore. Special 'dolphin survey' boat trips operate 2, 4 and 8 hour trips from the harbour, and some have hydrophones (underwater microphones) so you can also listen to the chatter of the dolphins.
Further inland rabbits, foxes, badgers, buzzards, and the famous Red Kites frequent the area.

How to get there

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Map showing the Ciliau Aeron areaReset Map

Traveling West and from the South:
From the M4, leave at Junction 49 and proceed onto the A48 into Carmarthen.
From Carmarthen take the A485 into Lampeter, leaving Lampeter on the A482 (Lampeter to Aberaeron road).

From Lampeter, travel for approx 9 miles. Upon reaching a small crossroads in the village of Ciliau Aeron (school on the left) turn Right towards Pennant and Cilcennin.

Travel for approx 1 mile, and immediately after the bridge, turn Right through the electric Entrance Gates into the grounds of Tyglyn Vale.

From the North:
Traveling from the M56 head towards Bala and Dolgellau (A494).
At Dolgellau follow the A487 to Aberystwyth, through Aberaeron, joining the A482 towards Lampeter.

After approx 4 miles, and on entering the village of Ciliau Aeron, at the small crossroads (School on Right) turn Left towards Pennant and Cilcennin.

Travel for approx 1 mile, and immediately after the bridge, turn Right through the Entrance Gates into the grounds of Tyglyn Vale.

Activities near Aberaeron

Guestbook for Trem yr Afon

"Very enjoyable week, lovely area, peaceful and quiet. Very nice cottage and views.
Great info folder - plenty to see and do, even when it rained. Would like to return. Big thanks!!
Sky TV a bonus as well as DVD player and Internet.
Recommend: Secret Garden, Devils Bridge, and the Royal Oak in Aberaeron for good food!
Gareth, Kelly, Rhiannon and Matthew, Cwmbran

"We loved the style of the place" ... The Hammon family, Bucks

"This has been our third visit to Tyglyn and our second to Trem yr Afon. The weather has been wonderful all week and the cottage and views wonderful as always. We discovered a gem in Poppit Sands and feel very at home here. Thank you for more happy memories" ... Carolyn, Martin, Alfie & Eliza Wilson, Farington, Lancs

"Well appointed cottage, very comfortable. Good base for all activities.
Mid Wales has given us good days out, great views, and this has been a truly wonderful holiday.
The cottage has been just what was wanted. Our 95 and 92 year old parents have enjoyed every minute, especially their 71st Wedding Anniversay, topped off with a delightful meal at the adjacent hotel" .... David & Ann Aked, Marian & Fred Marshall, N Yorkshire

"We really enjoyed our stay at Trem yr Afon and what a lovely peaceful setting it provides.
Top notch accommodation, very well presented, and we will have no hesitation in recommending you to our friends and relatives. We have had a really brilliant few days here, the cottage is comfortable with such beautiful views" ... Sue, Steve & Karen, Waltham Cross

"Had a fantastic week; lovely cottage with great views. This is our second time visiting and we will be back. Thank You!" ... Carolyn, Martin, Alfie & Eliza, Lancashire

"Very lovely place. We hope to come here often if you will have us.
Everything was just right for us, Thank you" ... Sheila & Jeffery Milner, Kings Lynn

"The ideal cottage, in the ideal location.
Amazed at how well equipped and clean this cottage is. Very impressed indeed.
Had a wonderful stay - Thank you!" ... Natalie, Wolfgang, Paige and Ren, Singapore

"Lovely, clean and new. Great extra details. Really appreciated all the extras and the wonderful view!
One of the best cottages we have used........ Clare Easterby, Lancashire

"Great accommodaton, clean modern and very comfortable, with lovely open aspect.
Would recommend to others"....... Samantha McLelland, West Midlands

"Fantastic break! Lovely clean cottage, great area, and people truly amazing. Would highly recommend train ride from Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge, also Tresaith beach. We can't wait to come back, just sad our trip is over so soon"....... The McLachlan family, Lancashire

"Lovely cottage, fab views and great Info Pack!" ........ Max, Jeff & Oli, Bury

"Lovely cottage, has everything you need. Cannot fault it"....... John & Diane Bambridge, Essex

"We were extremely impressed by the standard of the accommodation. Very comfortable, clean and airy. It was a delight to stay here, just a shame we could not stay longer. Fantastic location - We'll be back! " ..... Ffion Thomas & Catrin Rowlands, Swansea

"Trem yr Afon was everything we expected and more. It is such a lovely spot and so well equipped we were really comfortable and we will most likely come again in the Spring. We will also tell all our friends."......
Mike and Kath Leigh, Cheshire

"Very glad the cottage, and Tyglyn Vale, lived up to expectations.
Both the view and the hotel food was a real bonus!" ..... Michael & Barbara Khoudi, Bristol

"Excellent stay. Accommodation to a comfortable and high standard.
Would definitely stay again. Info pack a real bonus" ....... Steve & Sue Baker, Holland

"Beautifully clean and well equipped accommodation. Shame about the rain, but Information brochure very helpful and lots to do in the area." ...... David and Linda Kerwin, Cardiff

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
March	3 Mar 12	6 Apr 12	260£ 260	7979	7979	3 Nights
Easter	6 Apr 12	15 Apr 12	375£ 375	0-	0-	3 Nights
April	15 Apr 12	28 Apr 12	350£ 350	0-	0-	3 Nights
May	28 Apr 12	5 May 12	400£ 400	0-	0-	3 Nights
May Day Bank Holiday	5 May 12	12 May 12	425£ 425	0-	0-	3 Nights
May	12 May 12	2 Jun 12	400£ 400	0-	0-	3 Nights
Spring(Bank Holiday)	2 Jun 12	9 Jun 12	460£ 460	0-	0-	3 Nights
June	9 Jun 12	30 Jun 12	510£ 510	0-	0-	3 Nights
July/August	30 Jun 12	25 Aug 12	540£ 540	0-	0-	1 Week
Summer(Bank Holiday)	25 Aug 12	1 Sep 12	550£ 550	0-	0-	3 Nights
Sept	1 Sep 12	29 Sep 12	400£ 400	7979	7979	3 Nights
Oct	29 Sep 12	3 Nov 12	375£ 375	7979	7979	3 Nights
Nov / Dec	3 Nov 12	22 Dec 12	260£ 260	0-	0-	3 Nights
Xmas/New Year	22 Dec 12	1 Jan 13	540£ 540	0-	0-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Prices quoted are per week unless otherwise stated.

3-Night Short Breaks are available out of season at 60% of the weekly rental.

Please enquire for availability.

Availability

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4 years listed You are contacting Trish Franklin - Aeron Property Management Landline +44 01558 650754 Mobile n/a Payment accepted Credit cards accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This cottage has so far received 0 reviews.

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