Tŷ Traeth is an attractive seaside stone cottage, less than a minute's walk from the beautiful beaches of <a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/llangrannog-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Llangrannog</a> on the West Wales coast.&nbsp;
Llangrannog is home to a sheltered sandy beach known as 'Traeth y Pentref' (the &nbsp;village beach). At low tide it is possible to walk around the rocks to the otherwise hidden sandy cove of Cilborth (also accessible by the breathtaking <a href="http://www.discoverceredigion.co.uk/English/what/walking/Pages/Ceredigion-Coast-Path.aspx">Ceredigion coastal path</a> which is unaffected by the tide).
Now, you can bring your dog along, walk the beaches and coastal path with them..after all they deserve a holiday too!&nbsp;
Positioned roughly halfway between the market town of Cardigan and the Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron.You are perfectly positioned to explore the rugged Ceredigion coastline and the pretty beaches of <a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/llangrannog-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Llangrannog</a>.
Go surfing, kayaking or for the less adventurous enjoy a picnic on the beach which is only a very short stroll away.&nbsp;
You are in the heart of <a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/llangrannog-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Llangrannog</a>, a sleepy, pretty coastal village, where you can relax and watch the sunset from the excellent cafes and pubs which include an award winning pub/restaurant, a beach cafe (with delicious home made ice cream as recommended by Rick Stein) and a small traditional pub that serves fresh sea food straight from Cardigan Bay.(Season permitting).
The cottage interior reflects a cool, contemporary style and all the rooms have a lovely spacious, fresh and airy feel.
The windows have shutters, perfect for cosy nights in snuggled next to the wood burning stove in winter months.
* Please note that we only take bookings either starting or finishing on a Monday or Friday )it may be possible to book outside these dates - please call or email the office).
Centrally heated throughout.
* Note: For ease of finding...The house has just had exterior decoration and is now painted in turquoise and grey&nbsp;
WIFI&nbsp;
Dog friendly
 
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Its in the details 
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Ground floor:
Well equipped, open-plan Kitchen/Dining Room /living room:
Kitchen area:
Modern kitchen units with Belfast style sink
Cooker with convection hob
Microwave
Dishwasher
Fridge/freezer
Dining area:
Large country kitchen table with overhead lamp - sits six people comfortably.
Utility (under stairs)
Washing machine
Living Room:
Two large leather sofas
Two bay ash windows with shutters
Flatscreen TV/DVD with free view channels
WIFI
iPod dock
Wood burning stove
Upstairs: 
 Bathroom:
Claw foot bath with powerful overhead shower
Heated towel rail
Loo
Wash hand basin
Bedrooms:
Master bedroom with king size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables
Twin bedroom with twin beds, chest of drawers, bedside tables
Outside:
Small outside patio fronts onto the lane leading to beach, table and 4 chairs
Private parking for one car.
Out and about: 
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Located near the shores of Cardigan Bay and the coastal path - famous for dolphin and seal watching!&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/llangrannog-beach-cardigan-bay.php">Llangrannog</a> - Small fishing village and beach - you are there!
<a href="http://pentrearms.co.uk/">Pentre Arms</a> &nbsp;- &nbsp;Llangrannog. Traditional family pub, winner of Food Awards 2 years &nbsp;running! Live music and great views of the sea from huge picture window (closest pub to the sea in Wales!) in Llangrannog.
<a href="http://www.thebeachhutwales.co.uk/">The Beach Hut</a> - Llangrannog. Fab, funky beach-side restaurant serving good home made &nbsp;food and fresh fish from the Bay (when in season - also (check opening &nbsp;times on website in winter months).
<a href="http://theshipinnllangrannog.co.uk/">The Ship Inn, Llangrannog</a> - bar and restaurant pub.
<a href="https://www.seaandslate.co.uk/en/1193734/art-gallery">Sea & Slate Gallery</a>, Llangrannog - Teeny gallery featuring local artists and artisans hand made gifts and art - 1 mile.
<a href="https://www.pizzatipi.co.uk/">Pizza Tipi</a> &nbsp;- An amazing outdoor Tipi (with fire pit to keep toasty) on the banks &nbsp;of the River Teifi Cardigan, serving the 'best home made pizzas in &nbsp;Wales'! (check opening times on website in Winter months) Cardigan about &nbsp;10 miles away.
<a href="https://elsalsa.co.uk/">El Salsa</a> - &nbsp;Bringing Award winning Mexican street food to Wales! (check opening &nbsp;times on website in Winter months) - Cardigan about 10 miles away.
<a href="https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/penbryn">Penbryn - National Trust beach</a> - 2.5 mile (via coastal path 1 mile)
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/The-Plwmp-Tart-Penbryn-Beach-491316017669529/">Plwmp Tart</a> &nbsp;- Penbryn NT beach - delicious home made cakes and lunches, open every &nbsp;day in the summer - check FB page for Winter opening times.
<a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/new-quay-cardigan-bay-wales.php">New Quay</a> - beach and boat trips to watch dolphins - around 15 minute drive away.
<a href="http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/llanerchaeron/">Llanerchaeron</a> - National Trust Estate - around 20 minute drive
<a href="https://www.cardigan-bay.com/aberaeron-cardigan-bay.php">Aberaeron</a> - Fishing harbour, fabulous restaurants and shopping - 8 miles away
<a href="http://www.welshwildlife.org/visitor-centres/the-welsh-wildlife-centre/">Welsh Wildlife Centre</a> - Otters and <a href="http://www.welshwildlife.org/visitor-centres/the-welsh-wildlife-centre/glasshouse-cafe/">Glasshouse cafe</a> (award for architectural design in 1993) - 11 miles away.
<a href="http://heritagecanoes.squarespace.com/">Heritage Canoes</a> - Canoes, kayaking and wind surfing - 11 miles away.
<a href="http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/wool/">National Woollen Museum</a> - History of Welsh weaving and Spinning in the Museum, cafe and shop.
<a href="https://supermarket.londis.co.uk/38560-welcome-to-hoffnant-stores">Hoffant stores</a> (award winning) - groceries, local bakery, off license, fuel /wood - 2 miles away.
<a href="http://www.damhile.co.uk/">Da Mhile Distillery</a> - 9 miles away
<a href="http://www.teificheese.co.uk/">Caws Teifi - </a>Delicious locally produced cheeses 9 miles away.
<a href="https://www.harbour-master.com/">The Harbourmaster</a> - Aberaeron. &nbsp;Stylish, trendy bar and restaurant - 9 miles away.
<a href="http://www.discoverceredigion.co.uk/english/Pages/default.aspx">Tide times</a>

Ty Traeth

Fantastic holiday over Christmas. My 4 year old daughter was thrilled to find Charlie had gone the extra mile by putting up a Christmas tree so Santa could put the presents under it. A wonderful home, in a magical location.

Fantastic holiday over Christmas!

Charlie's cottage is a delight. It has been beautifully and stylishly decorated and furnished to a high standard. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you could need. You feel at home the minute you walk through the door. The location is very peaceful (we went in January) and ideal for beautiful coastal walks. We would definitely recommend this property.

A delight!

Ty Treath is a gorgeous cottage in the perfect location for a seaside break. We visited in February half term and Llangrannog proved an ideal base to explore the coastal path, and nearby beaches and towns. Equally the village itself had plenty to keep us occupied when we wanted to stay put: a fantastic beach, and great places to eat and drink (Caffi Patio for ice cream, the Beach Hut for fish and chips, and the Pentre Arms for food or just a beer looking out at the ocean). The cottage itself has been beautifully and tastefully kitted out, with a log burner too for cosy evenings in.

Gorgeous cottage

We had a wonderful three days. This is a beautiful cottage in a fantastic location right next to the sea, stunning coastal path and with a great choice of pubs and cafes on the doorstep. Fabulous hosts too. We will be back.

We'll be back!

A lovely stylish cottage in a pretty area of Wales with a beautiful coastline. We appreciated Charlie's thoughtful touches with a bottle of wine and Welsh cakes to greet us on arrival! Lots of interesting places to visit and good pubs in the area too. Being early April we saw extremes of weather, being able to sit out for lunch in the warm sunshine at Tresaith on our first day, sun and rain showers the next, then even sleet showers on the final day - nonetheless we were cosy in the cottage with a log fire to boost the heating if needed. It was good to have WiFi too. Many thanks again. 

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