Bow Street 6 miles. Bring the family along for a restful holiday among a peaceful countryside setting at Bwthyn Rhosyn Gwyllt, a gorgeous semi detached cottage found in the sleepy Welsh village of Bontgoch, with views out to an old Methodist graveyard. This four-bedroom property is perfect for a family gathering, or a group of friends looking for a quirky and quiet destination. Kick off your muddy boots before stepping onto the toasty underfloor heating as you admire the quaint interior and your canine companion searches the space. Find the open-plan living area, offering a sociable space to gather with your loved ones with a contemporary kitchen where the designated chef can cook up a storm before settling down for dinner on the formal dining table. You can look forward to cosying up in the welcoming lounge space where an electric fire takes centre stage, where you can relax and unwind whilst you escape reality for a group film night. Also on the ground floor is a gorgeous bathroom, fitted with a bath, a hand-held shower and a heated towel rail. Rest and rejuvenate to one of the thoughtfully laid out bedrooms, choosing from a master king-size with its own living section, a charming double and two lovely twin rooms, ensuring a flexible sleeping arrangement and ample storage for your belongings. Prepare for a new day in the first-floor bathroom, delighting in a soothing bubble bath with a glass of wine, or stepping into the refreshing walk-in shower. Breathe in the fresh air as you enjoy a hot cup of coffee on the patio seating, directly seated in front of historic headstones, with rolling hills and verdant fields resting behind. Surrounding the cottage is the idyllic setting of Welsh countryside in the tranquil village of Bontgoch, a small area of quiet countryside with the River Leri flowing through, as well as a number of ancient listed buildings and a Grade II listed parish church. For stocking up on the essentials, head over to the attractive village of Bow Street, which boasts a convenience store, a butchers, a café, takeaway and a pub, alternatively you can find more amenities at the village of Talybont, hosting more shops and two pubs. Why not visit Borth, an exciting town centre with a wide selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants, as well as attractions at the fantastic Borth Wild Animal Kingdom and a selection of watersports activities at Borth Beach along the exceptional Ceredigion Heritage Coast out to Cardigan Bay. Those feeling energetic will love the chance to visit the Dyfi National Nature Reserve and Osprey Project, an amazing experience of unique wildlife, challenging adventure trails and tough ascents throughout the breath-taking Cambrian Mountains. Discover the coastal resort of Aberystwyth, home to a Victorian seafront promenade, the prestigious National Library of Wales, a section of the Wales Coast Path passing through the awe-inspiring Constitution Hill, a 13th century castle, and the sensational Aberystwyth Cliff railway, to name but a few attractions. Bwthyn Rhosyn Gwyllt makes a wonderful getaway for an adventure with the whole family.

Bow Street is a large Welsh village in reach of the popular seaside resort of Aberystwyth, boasting local shops, a butchers, a welcoming inn and pub, a takeaway, craft centre, and a fish and chip shop. The coastal village of Borth is nearby, as well as popular attractions including the only unesco Biosphere reserve in Wales, Aberystwyth Castle, and The Vale of Rheidol Railway.

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