
Ceilwart Cottage is a stone barn conversion in Llanaber on the Cardigan Bay coast in North Wales. Fully insulated with Welsh sheep's wool and triple-glazed windows, this carbon neutral property sits in an elevated hillside position with sea views from every window. It sleeps six across three bedrooms over two floors.
You're one mile from Barmouth and its Blue Flag sandy beach. Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) is on your doorstep for walking and mountain biking. Paddle boards, kayaks and surfboards are available to hire nearby.
Ceilwart Cottage is a stone barn conversion in Llanaber on the Cardigan Bay coast in North Wales. Fully insulated with Welsh sheep's wool and triple-glazed windows, this carbon neutral property sits in an elevated hillside position with sea views from every window. It sleeps six across three bedrooms over two floors.
You're one mile from Barmouth and its Blue Flag sandy beach. Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) is on your doorstep for walking and mountain biking. Paddle boards, kayaks and surfboards are available to hire nearby. The elevated position means outstanding sunsets over Cardigan Bay that guests consistently rave about.
Three bedrooms sleep six: a ground-floor double with en-suite shower room, a first-floor double with Juliet balcony and a first-floor twin. Two separate sitting rooms give everyone space. The large garden room has a huge table and bi-folding doors that open fully to the outside. The kitchen features an electric Aga range cooker and American-style fridge freezer.
Harlech Castle is 8 miles away (15 mins). Barmouth Harbour and the Mawddach Trail are under 2 miles. Eryri National Park trails start nearby. Barmouth Bridge is walkable from the property.
Ceilwart Cottage suits families and groups of six who want space, sea views and easy access to the best of coastal North Wales.
What do previous guests think about their group stay at Ceilwart Cottage
Every window frames a sea view. Guests repeatedly describe the sunsets over Cardigan Bay as the highlight of their stay.
Two lounges mean families and groups have their own space. One has an inglenook with electric fire and Freesat TV.
The large sun room has a huge dining table and bi-folding doors that open wide to bring the outside in on sunny days.
The kitchen has a full electric Aga range cooker. An Aga guide is provided and guests say it's simple and enjoyable to use.
Carbon neutral with Welsh sheep's wool insulation and triple glazing. Fuel and power are included in the rental price.
A first-floor terrace with furniture and a spiral staircase to the garden gives you a brilliant outdoor spot to watch the sunset.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Ceilwart Cottage by car, take the A496 coastal road through Llanaber heading north from Barmouth. The road to the cottage passes through a field with two gates which must be opened and closed on entering and leaving. The access drive is steep so a smaller car is an advantage. Off-road parking for up to four cars is available on site.
Barmouth railway station is approximately 1 mile from the property and is served by the Cambrian Coast Line running between Machynlleth and Pwllheli. From the station it is a short taxi ride or uphill walk to the cottage.
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Postcode: LL42 1EF
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