Holiday Cottage
On a Grade II Listed Farm near New Quay, West Wales
|
|
 |
 |
 |
|||
|
Cefyngwyddil is a Grade II listed farm of 200 acres, which dates back to the 16th Century and has been farmed by members of the present family for many generations. The buildings retain the look of the original farm and are grouped around a large courtyard including store sheds, and animal enclosures. |
|||||
| The farm is primarily a sheep holding but also has a small herd of beef cattle. As this is a working farm visitors could have the opportunity of observing some of the activities which take place on a Welsh farm, according to the season. | |||||
 
 |
|||||
| "Ty-Paer" is a recently renovated cottage which adjoins the original farmhouse and retains it’s fascinating original features. It also has a very old (though no longer working) water pump outside the front door. The cottage has a stable door which opens onto the extremely large and quite unique courtyard which is surrounded by traditional farm buildings, and has a lovely feel of “times gone by”. |
|
||||
|
The side and rear of "Ty-Paer" is lawned and has a patio complete with garden furniture. It is fenced all around, and offers peace and privacy. The only company you will have are the sheep who usually graze in the field at the end of the garden, and of course the birds. During the Summer months we have literally dozens of swallows and house martins flying around the yard at the front, and Red Kites which were very rare not long ago, are also now frequently to be seen cruising overhead, many other species of birds are also present of course. |
|||||
 |
.The farm is less than 1/2 a mile away from the village which conveniently has two shops, a pub/restaurant and a post office. | ||||
