Forget-Me-Not Cottage, New Quay for 4/5+pets+Wi-Fi
Enquiries: 01545 561707 -
email: info@westwales-cottages.com
This 3 bedroom Fisherman's Cottage is in a peaceful location on a quiet lane, yet is only a five minute walk down the hill into the centre of New Quay with its picturesque Harbour and Beaches, pubs and restaurants. There is a distant sea view from the back garden. Across the road from the cottage are woodlands. Off-road private parking for one car is directly opposite the front door. Two well behaved dogs welcomed. Weekly starts on a Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION - Relax in the sitting room on comfortable leather sofas where
there is a 32" flat screen TV. The
kitchen / diner has a built in oven with ceramic touch control hob,
microwave, family sized fridge-freezer, washing machine and all the usual
small appliances and dining table seating 4 + window seat.
Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms sleeping up to 5 people. There is a double
bedroom, a twin bedroom with 2 single beds and a third quiet reading room
with a desk and bookshelves, and fold out foam chair / single bed . Bed linen, and towels are
not provided, but all beds including the fold out bed have duvets and pillows.
The bathroom has a full size bath with electric shower over, WC and
washbasin plus a heated towel rail.
Please note, we do ask our guests not to smoke inside the cottage. The house is
heated by new electric radiators and storage heaters.
For babies / toddlers - Folding Cot / Mattress
+ bumper set, baby bouncer.
GROUNDS - There is a compact fully enclosed elevated private back garden. There
are open tread timber steps from the back door leading up to the garden,
which has a summer house and garden furniture. There is private off-road
parking opposite the house for one car.
ELECTRICITY - Electricity / heating is inclusive in the rental.
PETS - One or two well behaved dogs can be accommodated at
Forget-Me-Not Cottage - for no extra charge. Dogs should be kept downstairs.
ACCESS - Please note that the cottage is an older property with original
doorways and stairs and an elevated garden area in the rear.
There is level access from the parking space to the front door, with a
step into the house.
There are nine open tread wooden steps from the back door up to the back garden.
There is a gate at the top. The steps may not be suitable for toddlers and
small children and they should be supervised in this area.
There are no downstairs bedrooms and the bath room is upstairs. The bath
room is not specifically adapted for disabled use.
The cottage is about a quarter of a mile from the centre of New Quay
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New Quay - or 'Cei Newydd', with its picturesque harbour and houses has a
good selection of pubs and restaurants and clings to the sides of the hills
rising above the blue waters of Cardigan Bay on the coast of West Wales. New
Quay’s stone pier has been standing for almost 200 years and is one of the
best places to see the Bottlenose Dolphins for which Cardigan Bay is famous.
The sheltered harbour and safe beaches are the focus of activity in the
summer when New Quay becomes a bustling and vibrant holiday resort where
boat trips, sailing, fishing, water sports and relaxation, are among the
main attractions. The local area has much to offer with the safe and sandy
beaches of Llangrannog, Tresaith, Penbryn and Mwnt just a short drive away.
New Quay was home to Dylan Thomas and is believed by many to be the
fictional Llareggub of 'Under Milk Wood'. The Dylan Thomas Trail in the town
will show you many of the places featured in the play. The Coastal Path -
part of the all Wales coastal path, passes through New Quay and provides
stunning views of the cliffs and sea and the unique wildlife of West Wales.
Nearby Aberaeron is a charming regency town and with its multi coloured
houses and attractive harbour. Twenty miles to the north of New Quay is
Aberystwyth with its university, the Welsh National Library, an excellent museum and a wide range of shops. Here also you can take a trip on the
picturesque Rheidol Valley steam railway to Devils Bridge in the nearby
Cambrian Mountains.
18 miles to the south of New Quay is Cardigan with its newly restored castle on the river
Teifi and nearby St Dogmaels with its historic abbey and Poppit Sands. Just
across the Teifi is the Welsh Wildlife Centre and a few miles up the river
is Cilgerran with its spectacular castle.
Online booking - add start date and click the button below to make £50 deposit by PayPal or by card. Please complete the ONLINE BOOKING FORM after making your payment.
October 2023
Only the dates in blue are available
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The postcode is SA45 9TF