Rhiwson Uchaf (Under the Thatch), Teifi Valley, Near Lampeter, Wales
Self-catering - Sleeps 6
Welcomes adults, children, dogs,
Average Rating from 1 reviews: 5.00
Historic Welsh longhouse (c1710) with free access to 180 acres of pasture. Sleeps six in three bedrooms - including one ground floor double. Two dogs welcome. Splits into two wings, so ideal for two couples or family groups.
Grade II listed, the inside has been recently modernised. Ground floor - kitchen with cooker, microwave etc (accessed from lounge via a step). Parlour with TV, DVD, etc. Living-Dining Room with oil-fired Rayburn. Double bedroom with fourposter plus cot. Utility room with washing machine and fridge-freezer. First floor - one double with king size bed, one twin. Family bathroom.
Enclosed garden with millpond (enclosed), orchard, dining furniture. Double swing for kids. Dine out or arrange with on-site manager for hot home-cooked meals to be delivered. Pub in village, just one mile, two and a half miles to small market town of Llanybydder.
- Sleeps six in three bedrooms
- One ground floor double bedroom
- 180 acres of pasture to explore
- Grade II listed historic longhouse
- Enclosed garden and millpond
- Cot in ground floor bedroom
- Award winning Harbourmaster - 10 miles
- No roads in sight or earshot
- Home-cooked meals can be delivered
- Co-located with Ffosffald Isaf - sleeps 6
“Very well described on UTT website.... - although photos couldn’t do justice to
how beautiful the accommodation really was”
Review Review No. 1 of 1
Marianne J from Soton
Our party:- Adults:
- Ages:
- Dogs:
- 2
- 30 & 33
- 2
8 Nights
June - 2010
- Relaxing
- Walking
- Shopping
- Local Food
- Touring
- Beach / Sea
- Entertainment
“Something for everyone and extremely relaxing - will hurry back”
Very well described on the UTT website and lots of photographs - although photos couldn’t do justice to how beautiful the accommodation really was.
A wonderful converted farm cottage and former dairy, the owners have put huge effort into the restoration, with much of the furniture and the doors and windows made from oak sourced from the surrounding farm.
18th century wall paintings have been saved, to give the place a really authentic and historic feel, but without compromising comfort.
We were given a very warm welcome and encouraged to treat the place as our own during our stay - they were fantastic hosts.
The area was beautiful, with the Cambrian Mountains, Black Mountain for walking, and lovely quiet beaches for bathing, and the cute harbour towns of Aberaeron and New Quay for eating all within easy reach.
Very accessible and beautiful dog-friendly beaches a nearby bonus
The Harbour Master Restaurant at Aberaeron
Wandering through the fields on the farm
Bring beach towels for messing about by the seaside - the weather can be surprisingly kind
Local Gems:Harbour Master at Aberaearon
King’s Head Coaching Inn at Llandovery
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Recommended on 05/07/2010
By Marianne J from Soton
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