Our hawks are always a hit with guests. Meet Molly, who looks fierce but likes making new friends.
Bounded by trout streams, in the middle of 7 acres of private gardens, fields and woodland, The Barn is tucked away in the village of Drefach Felindre, once the centre of the Welsh woollen industry. The National Wool Museum, visited by King Charles, is at the end of the drive.
The village pub/restaurant is a 3-minute walk and there’s a chippie, convenience store and post office nearby too. The local park offers climbing frames, swings and slides.
Just a short distance from the spectacular coastline of Cardigan Bay, this part of West Wales is heaven for walkers, cyclists, riders, fishermen and nature lovers. There’s canoeing at Llandysul and Cilgerran and lots of sandy coves and Blue Flag beaches boasting cliff walks, cafes and pubs.
Within easy reach are the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire National Park and the wild, ‘Dark Sky’ Llanllwni Mountain, but if you don't feel like exploring there's plenty to do at The Barn itself.
Bounded by trout streams, in the middle of 7 acres of private gardens, fields and woodland, The Barn is tucked away in the village of Drefach Felindre, once the centre of the Welsh woollen industry. The National Wool Museum, visited by King Charles, is at the end of the drive.
The village pub/restaurant is a 3-minute walk and there’s a chippie, convenience store and post office nearby too. The local park offers climbing frames, swings and slides.
Just a short distance from the spectacular coastline of Cardigan Bay, this part of West Wales is heaven for walkers, cyclists, riders, fishermen and nature lovers. There’s canoeing at Llandysul and Cilgerran and lots of sandy coves and Blue Flag beaches boasting cliff walks, cafes and pubs.
Within easy reach are the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire National Park and the wild, ‘Dark Sky’ Llanllwni Mountain, but if you don't feel like exploring there's plenty to do at The Barn itself.
TAKE A TOUR OF THE BARN
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- Bed linen and towels provided, (except beach towels)
- Cot, highchair and stair gates available on request (please bring your own cot bedding)
- Oil-fired central heating and electricity included
- Complimentary basket of logs and bag of charcoal for the barbecue
- Free WiFi with unlimited broadband on a dedicated line (approx 20Mbps)
- Two TVs with DVD players, selection of films and board games
- Sorry, but no pets
- No smoking indoors but puff away outside
- Compliant with the new Government fire regulations
7kw EV charging point. Electric vehicle owners can go out for the day and re-charge when they return, ready for the next days adventure. The EV charger is on a metered connection and electricity consumption billed at the suppliers standard rate.
REVIEWS OF THE BARN
You can find several years guest reviews on the website of our booking partner West Wales Holiday Cottages.
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