Light, Cosy Edwardian Cottage Near West Wales Coast Path, Llangrannog

Blaencelyn, Dyfed

Located in Blaencelyn, Dyfed, Wales, this traditional cottage known as Foel sleeps up to 5 people in its 2 bedrooms. The cottage is situated near the coast and features an open fire, making it a cozy retreat for guests. With a light, spacious, and comfortable interior, Foel offers a perfect base for exploring the stunning heritage coastpath and nearby beaches, including the National Trust-managed Penbryn beach.

The Edwardian stone cottage is conveniently located near the popular beach and seaside village of Llangrannog, offering easy access to two excellent pubs, an award-winning farm shop, supermarket, and friendly cafes. Guests can enjoy activities such as dolphin watching, kayaking, coasteering, golf, horse riding, river fishing, and dry slope skiing in the area. Additionally, Foel is within driving distance of North Pembrokeshire National Park, Newport, Devils Bridge, National Botanic Garden, Aberystwyth, and other attractions.

Set along a quiet lane amid rural pasture, Foel provides picturesque views of rolling hills and dark night skies. The cottage boasts a mix of traditional and contemporary décor, with a log burner, oak table, and sofa in the dining room, as well as a comfortable sitting room with two sofas. The well-equipped modern kitchen opens onto a large South facing conservatory, while two generous bedrooms upstairs offer flexible sleeping arrangements for guests.

Outside, the South West facing enclosed garden features a lawn with a picnic bench, a sheltered walled garden in the original stone cowshed, a shallow pond, fire bowl, and a games shed for equipment storage. During peak periods, a minimum stay of 7 nights and a Friday changeover day apply, while shorter and longer stays are possible outside peak times. This vacation home in Llandysul is ideal for families, small groups, hikers, outdoor adventurers, and couples seeking a quiet retreat by the sea.

• Baby Friendly
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire