Y Felin
Llandysul, Ceredigion
Extraordinary renovated 18th Century mill in Ceredigion with gardens, amenities and bags of character, minutes from bars and beaches.
- 5
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
£180-200 per night
Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 3 nights low season & 7 nights high season
How to book
Y Felin is owned and managed by Spot at Sea and Slate.
You can ask a question or make a booking request directly with Spot at Sea and Slate.
£180-200 per night
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The highlights
- Head to Cardigan Bay, a short walk from the house, to witness dolphins splashing and leaping off the Welsh Coast!
- Curl up by the wood-burning stove, drink a glass of wine in the garden or open a book in the cosy crog loft, just minutes from excellent pubs with brilliant cheer and local ales.
- A perfect cottage for anyone interested in walking the coastal paths, taking in the local culture, eating expertly prepared fresh seafood or simply getting away from it all.
- Dreamy coastal converted mill, with everything you need for a sojourn with friends, family or a partner.
You should know
- Up to two well behaved dogs are permitted.
- No minimum age restrictions.
- Smoking is permitted.
- There is private, covered parking.
The detail
A stone’s throw from Wales’ famous Cardigan Bay, Y Felin is a former mill building which started life in the 1700s, and has since been converted into a self-catering holiday property for up to five guests. Visually stunning and a triumph in design and architecture, Y Felin is the perfect cottage for couples, families and anyone else looking for a charming and private holiday property. You'll also be pleased to know that the mill has easy access to pubs, restaurants and the whimsical delights of Cardigan Bay.
To maximise the views and space, Y Felin is arranged ‘upside down’, with the two bedrooms on the ground floor and the kitchen and dining spaces upstairs. The master bedroom has a double bed, chest of drawers and lots of light, plus wooden shutters and a unique window feature where the mill workings came into the building. The other bedroom has detachable single beds, which can be configured as twin singles or a double. On this level you’ll also find a small study, perfect for sneaking off for some quiet reading or catching up on emails. Garden access is also from this floor, as is the bathroom.
Upstairs, an open plan space combines kitchen, dining room, breakfast bar and general communal living quarters, with magnificent views of the rolling Welsh landscape. Above this floor is the crog loft, with its small library, bean bag, and even a small bed. This can be used to accommodate a fifth guest, but please make contact in advance if you intend to put somebody up in this loft space.
Everything about this delightful, rural, one-time mill suggests pleasing design, rustic elegance, and cosy simplicity. Stone and timber abound, light pours in, and a mixture of modern creature comforts like Apple TV, WiFi, and well-preserved original features combines to create a truly delightful space. Outside, there is a small garden, a barbecue for summer evenings, and even a small table and chairs, perfect for al-fresco dining.
Although the property is tranquil and serene, you’ll be pleased to learn that excellent bars and restaurants can be found nearby, dotted around the coastal villages and smaller settlements of Cardigan Bay. Head to the charming fishing village of Llangrannog for the Sea & Slate Gallery, a brilliant arts centre, before enjoying a pint and meal at the family-run Pentre Arms. As well as a cheery atmosphere and excellent live music, the kitchen here has won at The Food Awards two years running! The Beach Hut is also good for fresh sea food in an edgy setting. Alternatively, check out Pizza Tipi for firepit-side al-fresco pizza or El Salsa for the best Mexican street food in Wales, both in Cardigan.
Features
Essential
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Dog Friendly
- Baby Friendly
- Heating
- No Smoking
Living Spaces
- Open fire/Woodburner
- Games/Books
Kitchen/Utility
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Fridge
- Washing machine
- Cooker
- Coffee machine
- Tumble dryer
- Fridge/freezer
Bed/Bath
- Hairdryer
- Shower
- Towels (bath)
Tech
- Stereo music system
- Satellite TV/Freeview
- Television
Outside
- Garden/Outdoor Space
- Firepit
- BBQ
Also Available
- Cleaning service
- Off road free parking
We suggest that parents ofchildren under the age of 7 (excepting babes in arms) should not book the Mill - there are river culverts and steep/open stairs that could be hazzardous to young children. Sadly the sofa-bed in the attick has now been decomissioned due to damage done this season ;(
Nearby
- Markets
- Pub/Bar
- Beach (sea)
- Restaurants
- Supermarket/food shop
- Surfing
- Water Park
- Fishing
- Beach (lake)
- Sailing
- Spa
- Golf
- Boat trips
- Cycling
- Bird watching
- Horse riding
- Mountain Biking
- Art classes
- Historical sites
- Swimming pool (public)
- Yoga
- Wildlife
- Tennis
- Mountain Walking
This stunning 18th Century Romantic flour Mill is JUST newly renovated! It has a fabulous gardens, with lovely views over the valley and only a stones throw from Cardigan Bay, the coastal path the and the fabulous beaches of West Wales
£180-200 per night
morePlease note: minimum stay for this property is: 3 nights low season & 7 nights high season
Availability
How to book
Y Felin is owned and managed by Spot at Sea and Slate.
You can ask a question or make a booking request directly with Spot at Sea and Slate.
