Stabal-Y-Rhiw
Characterful 3-bedroom barn conversion with original oak beams, log fire, and raised deck overlooking a stunning wooded valley near Aberporth. A maximum of 2 dogs are welcome at this property.[Read more...]
Set deep in an idyllic Welsh valley the kind where the loudest noise is a sheep's opinion Stabal-Y-Rhiw is a three-bedroom barn conversion near Aberporth that blends original rustic charm with thoughtful modern touches.
Part of a peaceful group of five converted barns on a 13-acre farm, the property is full of character, from its thick stone walls to the exposed oak beams and cosy corners. Step through the door and you’ll find yourself in a kitchen that’s equal parts functional and charming. Recently updated, it features a Smeg oven, ceramic hob, coffee machine, fridge freezer and all the usual appliances, with white metro tiles and slate-grey flooring adding a crisp modern edge. The dining table comfortably seats six and sits between two windows one with courtyard views, the other out to fields where horses and pigs graze contentedly.
Next stop: the living room, where two inviting sofas face a log-burning stove, ideal for warming toes and hearts after a windswept coastal walk. A Smart TV handles any tech needs, but frankly, the best screen is through the French doors leading onto your own private raised deck. The view? A sweeping, tranquil woodland valley that practically begs you to sit with a glass of wine and contemplate buying a Welsh dictionary.
There are three bedrooms across the two floors. The bunk room downstairs is snug and cheerful, great for kids or single guests. Upstairs, the master bedroom is delightfully spacious, with its own walk-in wardrobe, front and rear windows, a dressing table and a little wicker seating nook for peaceful morning coffee.
The second double bedroom, likely once the stable hand’s quarters, has its own external stone staircase a wonderfully quirky feature that also means you can sneak out early for walks without waking the whole house.
The family bathroom is another modern gem: recently renovated with a full-size bath, Roper Rhodes rainwater shower, and a glowing LED-lit mirror for the ultimate post-adventure pamper.
And just in case there’s a shared laundry room on site with washer, dryer, and ironing board (we don’t recommend using the latter unless absolutely necessary).
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2 Pets
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Airbnb
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Baby Safety Gates
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Bag of Logs
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Bathtub
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BBQ
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BBQ area
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BBQ Utensils
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Bed linens
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Body soap/Shower gel
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Carbon monoxide detector
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Central Heating
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Ceredigion
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Cleaning Products
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Clothes Drying Rack
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Coffee Machine
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Coffee maker
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Cooker
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Cooking Basics
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Cottage Type
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Dining Table
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Dishes and silverware
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Dishwasher
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Dishwasher Tablets
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Dog Friendly
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Essentials
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Fire extinguisher
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Fire extinguisher or blanket
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Fireplace
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Fireplace Guards
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First Aid kit
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Freezer (not icebox)
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Fridge
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Hair Dryer
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Heating
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High Chair
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Hob
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Hot water
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Inside
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Kettle
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Kitchen
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Linen
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Location
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Microwave
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Near Beach
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Near Pub
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Off street parking
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Outdoor Dining Area
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Outdoor Furniture
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Outdoor Kitchen
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Outside
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Oven
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Oven Gloves
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Pets allowed
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Private entrance
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Real Fire
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Refrigerator
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Shared Garden
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Shared washing machine/ tumble dryer
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Smart TV
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Smoke detector
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Stair Gates
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Stove
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Tea Towels
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Toaster
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Toilet Paper
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Towels
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Tumble Dryer
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TV
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Washing Machine
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Welcome Pack
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WiFi
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Wine Glasses
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Wireless internet
Stabal-Y-Rhiw is nestled in a private corner of West Wales near Aberporth, surrounded by nature, farm life and plenty of reasons to put your phone down. Located at the end of a no-through road, it’s child-friendly, dog-friendly, and just plain friendly. The farm is home to a mini menagerie: a gypsy cob, a Shetland pony, kune kune pig, and roaming chickens.
The 13-acre smallholding is ideal for walking, wildlife watching, or letting the kids burn off energy in the play area with slide and swings. You’re within 3 miles of Aberporth Beach, and close to Cardigan, a vibrant market town with shops, cafés and pubs. Walkers will love the Ceredigion Coast Path, and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is just a short drive away for more dramatic landscapes and secret coves.
If your idea of heaven is a bit of farm life, a sea breeze, and somewhere to dry your boots by the fire, Stabal-Y-Rhiw has you covered.
Additional Information
From Cardigan take A487 towards Aberystwyth for 3 miles, continuing through the village of Penparc. Soon after you leave Penparc, there is a school on your left at the top of the hill. Turn right immediately opposite the school and follow the lane down the hill for about a mile, bearing right at the bottom just before the bridge. Troedyrhiw is at the end of the lane (approximately 300 yards).
From Aberystwyth direction, you will be travelling on the A487 (Aberystwyth to Cardigan road). Just past the small village of Tremain there is a school on your right at the top of the hill. Turn left immediately opposite the school and follow the lane down the hill for about a mile, bearing right at the bottom just before the bridge. Troedyrhiw is at the end of the lane (approximately 300 yards).
Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
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Check-in: 16:00 | Check-out: 10:00
The Stables cottage is the first cottage on the left after you drive into the courtyard.<br /> <br /> There is parking available outside the cottage.<br /> <br /> <strong>The cottage will be open with the key in the door, we will be over to welcome you in due course.</strong>
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