Llandysul, Mid Wales
Waterwheel Cottage At Dolgoch Mill is a 3 bedroom dog friendly property in Mid Wales, Wales
Waterwheel Cottage At Dolgoch Mill is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
This characterful, converted mill is a fantastic location for a getaway with your family. It retains much of its original charm and boasts blissful areas to socialise inside and out, creating an idyllic base from which to explore West Wales. Just 7 miles away you can get to know the local area with a walk at the beautiful Cenarth Falls through majestic woodland and to the cascading water which varies in force from day to day. The first space you’ll enter is the beautiful living room which has bold decor and exposed beams overhead inviting you to kick back and relax. Warm yourself beside the coal effect electric fire after a long day and unwind on the comfortable sofas whilst sharing stories with your loved ones. At mealtimes, you can head to the bright, country-style kitchen next door to rustle up a tasty treat and serve it up at the family dining table. Upstairs on the first floor is a blissful double bedroom where you’re sure to get a good night’s rest, alongside a cosy single bedroom, well suited to children. The second floor is home to the master bedroom, with an elegant king-size bed and pops of colour adding to the quirky style of the room. Surrounding the property is a pretty, private patio area, as well as lovely communal grounds with plenty of picturesque spots for a picnic, including a peaceful place beside the stream with a table and chairs where you can dine alfresco. Make a trip to the coast and explore Cardigan (15 miles) and discover the enchanting market town with its ancient history, far-reaching landscapes and proximity to the sea. Take a wander from Cardigan to Poppit Sands (3 miles) for a picturesque walk with a picnic, or join a stretch of the Wales Coast Path to marvel at the panoramic viewpoints and diverse flora and fauna. To enjoy a more leisurely afternoon, pay a visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales (22 miles). With more than 500 acres to wander, a grand glasshouse and an impressive array of plant life, it’s a fascinating day out for all ages.
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