Pets welcome Not suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
An amazing detached 16th century Gothic building with mullion windows, a stone spiral staircase, mezzanine bedroom and a grand fireplace this really is a very special and it will delight! Felindre Farchog is situated on the river Nevern and has a pub (The Salutation Inn) which serves food; there is a lovely riverside walk of about 1.5 miles to Nevern village where you can see a Celtic Cross at Nevern Church.
Llys Ddu (also known locally as ~College~) was formerly a Courthouse of the Lords of Cemmaes, a coaching Inn and a college. Felindre Farchog is situated on the river Nevern and has a pub (The Salutation Inn) which serves food; there is a lovely riverside walk of about 1.5 miles to Nevern village where you can see a Celtic Cross, Nevern Church and get refreshment at the village pub. Three miles away is the seaside town of Newport which has an excellent selection of eateries, individual shops, galleries, pubs, a golf course and two beaches. The coastal path is close-by as are the Preseli hills; both perfect for walkers.
Sitting room
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Daybed
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The West Wales / Pembrokeshire / Pembrokeshire region
Pembrokeshire's attraction is its peace and tranquillity which has a hypnotic effect on visitors who return year after year, if not more frequently. Within 1.5 miles of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
The coastline and villages have changed very little over the centuries. The superb sandy beaches and quiet coves, once the haunt of smugglers, are around every twist and turn of the coastal lanes. Both on the coast and in the Preseli hills there is a profusion of beautiful wild flowers, encouraged by the mild climate, high sunshine hours and influenced by the Gulf Stream.
Pembrokeshire is a haven for nature lovers with foxes, badgers and birds too numerous to mention literally on your doorstep.
No more than 25 minutes drive to all the main attractions, beauty spots, castles, etc. of Pembrokeshire.
Newport area
Newport is defined by its beach - the name in Welsh, Trefdraeth, simply means "Town on the Sands". Newport houses are now amongst the most expensive in West Wales, not simply because of the character of the town or the "golden" sands, but because it is such a complete holiday centre on a par with Tenby, Saundersfoot & St. Davids.
Newport has a diverse range of artist's studios & galleries, pubs, restaurants, small shops (including a bookshop and a candle shop) plus a Boat Club and a Golf Club, coupled with a wide range of excellent walks along the coastal path and up to Carn Ingli for the panoramic views. Perhaps now you can see why this little town has become so popular, not only as a place to live, but as an all round holiday centre.
Traeth Mawr (big Beach) is a long stretch of sand, safe for bathing, windsurfing, body boarding and sailing. Newport Estuary is a haven for wild life and is a favourite among bird watchers. A walk from the Iron Bridge down the side of the estuary leads to the Parrog where there is a small beach, campsite Café Bar and Boat Club. During the summer months the Boat club organise various activities for children including sailing, crab lining and occasional BBQ's. On a summer evening the Parrog is a good place to watch the sunset.
Carn Ingli (Angel Mountain) Once a volcano (last erupted 450 million years ago) stands 350 m high above Newport. It is quite easy to climb but the summit is rocky. Once at the top there are fantastic views over Newport and north to the Llyn Peninsula. On a clear day Cadair Idris is visible on the horizon
The Gwaun Valley approximately 3 miles from Newport is a beautiful glacial valley which is wonderful for bird watching, walking and peace and quiet. The residents of the valley still celebrate the New Year on January 13th after the Julian calendar as they didn’t accept the Gregorian calendar which we all now use. Step back in time and have a pint at the Dyffryn Arms (Bessie’s) where the beer is still poured from the cask.
The County Town of Ceredigion, Cardigan, is a busy Tourist centre with many shops and good sports facilities. It forms part of the Ceredigion Heritage Coast which totals 21 miles including Nature reserves and Conservation areas. Cardigan Bay, with its many harbours and villages, supports a colony of some 130 bottlenose Dolphins. Porpoises and grey seals are commonly seen.
Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park Gwbert overlooks the Cardigan Island Nature Reserve which is 200 metres off shore. Seals and Bottlenose dolphins can be seen on a regular basis. There are a wide variety of farm animals including llamas, emus and wallabies. Also a children’s playground, sand pit area, café and gift shop. Open end Of March to end of October 10am-6pm. Call 01239 612196 for more details.
Cardigan Heritage centre is open daily 9-5 and shows the history of Cardigan from Norman times to the present: 01239 614404
Theatre Mwldan is the Theatre, Arts and Entertainment centre. Open every day the programme includes popular films, world cinema, live shows including dance and music. The tourist information is based in the foyer. There is also a café serving light lunches and refreshments. Box Office: 01239 621200
Poppit Sands is a long sandy beach backed by dunes. Busy in the summer there are public loos and a café. Swim with care as there are strong currents. Life Guards and inshore rescue on the beach. Good for Wind Surfing canoeing and Surfing. No dogs on the beach during summer months.
How to get there
We at Coast and Country Holidays Ltd. want to help you reach your holiday destination as quickly and easily as possible, so we have a friendly, enthusiastic, local team that will guide you every step of the way. Please do not hesitate to contact us on 01239 881 397 for further information on location and local amenities.
Nearest Travel Links
Railway:
Fishguard
Ferry:
Fishguard
Activities near Newport
Sports: Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Cycling holidays
Double beds (2), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Linen and towels provided.
Outdoors:
Private garden, BBQ
Access:
Parking space
Further details indoors: Entrance is into the hallway and through to the magnificent red Drawing/Dining room with mezzanine bedroom above. The Drawing/Dining room has a huge open fire, very high open beamed ceilings, and high-set mullion windows with shutters and wooden floorboards with rugs. It is furnished with 2 large sofas, 2 armchairs, interesting items of antique occasional furniture and art and a period oak dining table with 6 chairs.
An arched door leads to a cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin. Romantic mezzanine bedroom. A superb stone spiral staircase leads to the romantic master mezzanine bedroom with exposed beams, king size sleigh bed, bedside tables, wardrobe, candelabra style lighting and a freestanding claw footed roll top bath with wash hand basin. There are screens provided for privacy from the Drawing room. The Kitchen/Breakfast room is at the back of the house and has original slate flagstone floors.
A second staircase leads to the Three Room Bedroom Suite. The pretty bedroom is painted white and has open beams and pine floorboards, it is furnished with a king size iron bedstead and bedside tables. The adjacent Dressing room has a wardrobe, dressing table, attractive day bed and occasional furniture. The spacious bathroom has a suite of bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin.
Further details outdoors: There is parking for two cars beside the cottage. Stone steps lead to the lawn and patio area beside the cottage which is backed by a steep wooded bank and fenced from the roadside. A barbecue and teak garden furniture is provided. The property is not really suitable for young children due to its proximity to the road which passes through the village.
Further details
Coast and Country Holidays Limited have a manned office 7 days a week, 12 hours a day. We are open every day of the year including bank holidays except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. For a speedy response, supply us with your telephone number and we will contact you within 4 hours of receiving your request (during office hours).
To receive a FREE colour brochure of our properties, which covers Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire, and some even north Wales, please provide us with your full postal address including post code. We will send one out to you as first class post. If you want to check availability of any of the properties, or need any more information on the areas, activities or properties, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly, local team on 01239 881 397.
Conditions
Bed linen and towels are provided. No baby equipment available. Up to 2 well behaved pets are welcome. No smoking. Oil fired central heating and 2 baskets of logs are included in the rental.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: British £
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28 Dec 10
4 Jan 11
710£710
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Pet charges extra - £15 per pet/ per week
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 92745
Name:
Rachel Thomas
Company:
Coast and Country Cottages
Tel:
+44 (0)1239 881397
Fax:
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