Dog friendly holiday cottage, sleeps 4 - Llanarth, Ceredigion

A stylish chapel which has been extensively and sympathetically converted into several separate dwellings, bursting with characterful touches. Set over three levels in the heart of Llanarth, is ideal for couples and friends looking for a peaceful holiday in a one-of-a-kind property. The location is situated halfway between Aberaeron (4 miles), a colourful harbour town with award-winning restaurants, and New Quay (3 miles), a seaside town with beautiful sandy beaches offering dolphin spotting boat trips.

So, you don't have to travel far to experience the real flavour of this part of West Wales. Step inside this lovely property, which boasts a harmonious blend of historic character and contemporary sophistication, ensuring a comfortable and unforgettable stay. Downstairs, you'll find the light and airy kitchen with all the appliances you need to make meal preparation a cinch and a central dining table to eat together.

There is also a stylish shower room on the ground floor. A staircase leads to the first floor, with an inviting lounge and cwtch area with whitewashed exposed stone walls and plenty of plush sofas to relax. Unwind, mull over the next day's adventure, or watch a movie on the Smart TV.

The thoughtful decor creates a homely feel. There is a beautiful double bedroom on this floor, with the other bedroom, a king-size, on the second floor, along with the bathroom. Outside, tucked behind the chapel, is a small garden area featuring seating to sit outside and enjoy your morning brew or a late-evening drink on warm days.

Explore the many local attractions, including stepping back in time at Llanerchaeron (4 miles), an elegant Georgian villa (complete with a walled garden, farmyard, lake, and wild parkland) designed by John Nash. Head to the coast, walk along the Wales Coast Path and take in the Tresaith Waterfalls (12 miles) or enjoy hidden golden beaches such as Penbryn (11 miles). Nature lovers will enjoy exploring the beautiful woodlands at popular Coed Y Foel (14 miles), with well-marked trails to follow.