Dôl-Haidd Isaf Riverside Cottages, Pentrecagal, Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire

Located in the heart of the renowned West Wales Teifi Valley lies Dol-Haidd Isaf’s self-catering holiday cottages, a haven of peace and tranquility. This area has garnered recognition as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and a Special Area of Conservation (SAC), thanks to its stunning beauty and diverse wildlife.

These cottages offer guests the opportunity to witness a myriad of wildlife in their natural habitat, from otters and badgers to buzzards and red kites. Fishing enthusiasts can also indulge in game fishing, available by prior arrangement.

Dating back to the 15th century, these cottages stand as a testament to both historical and architectural significance. Set atop a low rise overlooking the River Teifi, the farmhouse and four cottages are surrounded by 40 acres of picturesque grounds, grouped around a south-facing courtyard. With easy level access, including facilities for those with disabilities, guests can revel in the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Each cottage is self-contained, boasting a front door opening onto the courtyard and a back door leading to a patio area and the lawn. Ample parking space, including an electric car charging point, is available adjacent to the cottages. Inside, modern amenities await, including electric cookers, microwave ovens, refrigerators, and televisions. Heating is provided by storage and convector heaters, ensuring comfort throughout your stay. Bedding, linen, and towels are all provided, and each cottage features a living room with a kitchen area and bathrooms fitted with showers. A large drying/freezer/rod room, complete with coin-operated washing machines and tumble dryers, caters to guests’ practical needs.

Accommodation options vary, accommodating couples and families alike, with cottages such as Wrens Nest, Dairy Cottage, Kingfisher Cottage, and Holly Cottage offering different sleeping arrangements.

Ideal for exploring the coast and countryside of West Wales, numerous circular walks are accessible within three miles of Dol-Haidd Isaf. Guests can also delve into the unspoiled beauty of the coastline, with opportunities to spot grey seals at Mwnt and Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay. For those seeking a glimpse of nature’s spectacle, Cenarth Falls, just five miles downstream, promises the enchanting sight of salmon and sea trout leaping, set against the backdrop of the National Coracle Centre.

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