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Yr Hen Beudy
Welcome to our Welsh rural retreat - a lovely self-contained former stone barn (on our non-working small-holding) now converted into a cosy, self-contained 2 bedroom cottage. Thick stone walls, slate floors and a
slate roof - a lovely, solid old Welsh building dating from at least the mid-1800's. But it is now centrally heated, very well insulated and has double-glazed windows throughout. For more details click here or go to our advertisement on the Holiday Rentals
website.
A unique feature of our home is the link to Frank Lloyd Wright, the famous American architect, whose mother Anna lived here and who moved, with her parents and siblings, to America in 1844. Over the years many
Americans have visited exploring their roots in Wales.
The cottage provides a wonderful place to 'get away from it all' and enjoy relaxing, walking, exploring the countryside or the Cardigan Bay sea-shores (a short drive away), or perhaps taking a romantic break
from the day to day world.
The main living area has a vaulted timber ceiling, a warming log-burning stove, comfy sitting area, a cosy dining area and a modern fitted kitchen area with dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave etc.
Slate floors, thick stone walls and slate-tiled window-recesses give a wonderful feeling to the cottage - and plenty of insulation built in helps keeps the warmth in.
For the energy-conscious among you, all lighting is by low-energy fittings and central heating is by an energy-efficient LPG condensing boiler.
The location, adjacent to the owners' own house, is secluded and picturesque with delightful unspoilt views across the valley and over the countryside.
It is perfect base for artists, walkers, nature lovers, birdwatchers (including lovely Red Kite) and people keen on water-sports.
There are several pubs within about 4 miles (and one in particular does great Sunday lunches!). The nearest convenience store is 2.5 miles and the nearest supermarket is 10 miles. The nearest large(ish) shopping
centres are Carmarthen (20 miles), Cardigan (22 miles) and Aberystwyth (30 miles).
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