Cabin ∙ 2 bedrooms ∙ 4 guests | Cottage in Blaenannerch
2 Bedroom Cottage in Aberporth, Blaenannerch
Oak Tree Cottage is a family-friendly, end-terrace cottage resting on the outskirts of Aberporth, within easy reach of the renowned south coast of Wales. Welcoming a family of four, the cottage features open plan living and excellent amenities for a self-catering stay with your loved ones. Park up in the off-road parking to quickly unload your luggage and start your holiday. Leave your shoes in the porch area and step inside a homely, open-plan living space; set the dining table for four and rustle up your favourite meals in the contemporary kitchen area, complete with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge with ice box. Let the dishwasher do all the cleaning, whilst you settle into the sofa by the gentle warmth of the electric fire and watch the Freeview TV. A back door brings in plenty of light and leads out onto a private patio with access to a shared lawn area, so why not throw down a blanket in the sunshine and enjoy a family picnic? As the day draws to a close, climb the stairs to find two beautifully appointed bedrooms with sloped ceilings and Velux windows for a snug space to curl under the sheets; a king-size and a twin provide ample storage space for your holiday essentials. Get ready in the bathroom with smart, white tiling and a large bath with shower over for longer, relaxing bubble baths or speedy rinses. When it's time to venture out, pack your beach towels and take a short journey into the centre of Aberporth for small seaside cafés, fish and chip shop and a welcoming pub serving traditional meals, alongside a range of shops to pick up the essentials. The Wales Coast Path passes through the thriving little village and guides guests along fabulous walks to idyllic sandy beaches, such as the National Trust's Penbryn, the rocky coves of Llangrannog and the local fishing village of Tresaith. Cardigan is a popular town home to a 12th-century castle steeped in Welsh history, with the Welsh Wildlife Centre just outside the centre, with a glasshouse café, play area and wonderful trails to escape in nature. Head further north along the coast to visit Aberaeron, a bustling harbour town with plenty of shops, eateries and a public swimming pool, whilst the National Trust's Llanerchaeron is an 18th-century estate and traditional working farm well-worth a visit. Set close to the coast with easy access to local amenities, Oak Tree Cottage is a family-friendly holiday home all year round.
Aberporth is a small town in Ceredigion situated on the southern side of Cardigan Bay, known for its beautiful beaches that attract people all year. The north beach is an excellent place to launch small boats, canoes and kayaks, while the south beach is ideal for sunbathing. A tiny coastal café, a fish and chip shop, and a friendly tavern providing good food and drinks are all close to the beaches. There are a variety of shops and takeaway restaurants in the village itself to suit self-catering holidays along the south coast of Wales.
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