Aberystwyth 7.2 miles. This modern holiday cottage sits in the beautiful, tranquil Melindwr valley, close to the village of Goginan and just a short drive from the coastal town of Aberystwyth. Set all on the ground floor, Llwynon welcomes families and friends looking to experience this idyllic rural corner of Wales. After a day of exploring, kick off your walking boots and settle down in the comfortable sitting room, tuning into the 43" Smart TV, connected via ultra-fast fibre Wifi as you look for your favourite shows on TV or on the Netflix subscription available free to visitors, Or you can sit and relax and enjoy the peace and amazing views. Carry the conversation into the well-appointed kitchen with connected dining room, an ideal space to cook a feast whilst planning the next day's activities. The large, enclosed garden with its patio and large picnic table is a lovely area to unwind with a cold drink in hand or dine al fresco whilst enjoying the panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, plus it's perfectly safe for your pooch to run about! As you look to settle down for the night, enjoy a rinse in the modern shower room before choosing between the double, twin or single bedroom, each comfortably presented throughout. When you’re ready to explore, there is a fabulous selection of activities in the area, with fishing, local cycle paths and great walking opportunities, as well as nearby golf courses and horse riding. Head to the Victorian seaside town of Aberystwyth and wander along the promenade, a delightful spot where in the evening you can often see the murmuration of starlings as they come in to roost on the pier. Then take a trip back in time on the Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway to the famous Devils Bridge falls. Back in Aberystwyth, take the Cliff Railway up to the top of Constitution Hill with its cliff-top restaurant and the best views of Cardigan Bay! For outdoor enthusiasts close by is Nant Yr Arian Forestry Centre with its cafe, walks and cycle paths and its famous daily spectacle of feeding the Red Kites at 2pm in the winter and 3pm in the summer. Also worth visiting are the nature reserve of Ynyslas with its extensive sand dunes and views over the Dovey Estuary and Ynys-hir, offering a fabulous mix of woodland, salt marsh and wet grasslands rich in wildlife, whilst those beach lovers will be drawn to the safe bathing at Borth. Llwynon provides the perfect place to enjoy the beauty and variety of Mid Wales.

On Wales' west coast, you may find the historic market town of Aberystwyth. With a name that translates to "the mouth of the river Ystwyth" and a location on Wales' west coast, it offers a wealth of gorgeous waterways ideal for watersports or just a summertime stroll along the Victorian promenade. There is something for every taste in the town's extensive selection of stores, eateries, taverns, tea rooms, museums, cinemas, and the National Library of Wales. The Ystwyth Trail, a magnificent 20-mile bike and walk connecting Aberystwyth to Tregaron, along a lovely river and woodland. The falls can be reached by taking the steam train from Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge. Only 7 miles away is the seaside town of Borth, which has three miles of sandy beach and an animal park to keep visitors of all ages entertained. This is the ideal site for a well-deserved vacation with nearby Welsh artisan centres, the ruins of Aberystwyth Castle, and gorgeous landscape to explore.

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