About this property

This fantastic hideaway dog friendly holiday cottage in Cardigan is perched on the hillside in St Dogmaels.

The Property

Steeped with generations of family history this dog friendly holiday cottage is the perfect base for exploring the county. While most importantly offering a tranquil environment for some rest and relaxation. The cottage is renovated to a contemporary style which it makes a fantastic house for both short and long stays.

The cottage comfortably sleeps 4 people with a double and a twin room. Downstairs in the property there is a spacious lounge and dining area resulting in plenty of space to entertain. Towards the back of the cottage is the kitchen. It is fully equipped with the basic essentials, washing machine and dishwasher to make your self catering stay comfortable.

The Exterior

Access to the cottage is via a footbridge over a running stream. and up a short incline. We love the sound of the water flowing and birds chirping in the background.. However, we must comment that the path to the cottage is narrow but this all adds to the character of your stay at this lovely country cottage.

The Surroundings

St Dogmaels is a small village overlooking the River Teifi a mile downstream from the bustling town of Cardigan. The coastline offers stunning beaches, golden sands and rugged coves in all directions.

There is a lot of exploring to be done in this area, for instance a boat trip around Cardigan Bay is a must to see. Resident Bottlenose Dolphins, Porpoise and Grey Seals are a common site. The 186-mile long Pembrokeshire Coast Path starts in St Dogmaels village and continues south as far as Amroth to the south. St Dogmaels houses the remains of a 12th century St Dogmaels Abbey and, most importantly has a pub, mini-market and fish and chip shop right on your doorstep!

A short distance from this dog friendly holiday cottage is Cardigan. You can enjoy the Farmers Market, which is held every Tuesday, offering a wide range of local produce such as vegetables, meat, cakes, bread, seafood, cheese and hand-crafted textiles and much, much more.