Manteg
Aberarth
A home from home in the beautiful quaint village of Aberarth. A rare coastal gem with direct beach access
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A home from home in the beautiful quaint village of Aberarth. Only 1 mile from Aberaeron, this small seaside spot offers a relaxing escape in a charming, semi-detached house with a lovely, enclosed garden with sea views, and off street parking on a quiet back street. A rare coastal gem with direct beach access!
Property Highlights
* Characterful Grade II coastal cottage with sea views
* In the heart of the popular coastal village of Aberarth only 1 mile from the Aberaeron
* Beach & Coastal Path Walks straight from the garden
* Log Burner
* Off Street Parking
* Pet Free property
The space
This lovely semi-detached cottage is full of character and charm which includes exposed beams, log burner, exposed stone walls and sash windows.
The ground floor entrance hall leads to an open plan kitchen diner, with the added bonus of a cosy log burner. The kitchen is well equipped with an undercounter fridge, oven and hob. There is a wall mounted smart TV and a selection of games, perfect for family time.
Off the kitchen is the family bathroom with a shower over bath. There is a small utility room with washing machine and mini freezer.
There is an additional downstairs WC, and a bright and airy sitting room with lovely french doors leading to patio and tiered garden, with sea views.
Upstairs you will find a spacious double room with lovely rural views, Victorian fireplace with stone mantle, and at the back of the cottage there is a smaller double bedroom with sea glimpses.
Footpath benefiting from a right of way over the entrance of Clifton into Manteg, which opens up to spacious gardens and grounds with raised patio area laid to slabs making the most of the elevated views over Cardigan Bay.
Outside there is a patio, steps lead down to a large grassed area being fully enclosed with a traditional stone wall with timber garden shed. There is a gate at the end of the garden with a rugged footpath leading to the beach.
The property is approached via a narrow private road, continuing into the private parking area for up to 3 cars.
This is a very unique property and the perfect place to get away from it all!
Guest access
The guests will have exclusive access to the entire house, there is a shared pathway with neighbour
Other things to note
- Unfortunately there is no cot bed and highchair available
- This property does not accept pets
- Can be a bit tricky to find ** The house sits on a narrow residential lane down the side of the river - difficult for camper vans or large vehicles to manoeuvre **
- Our reviews are based on previous guests experiences
Property Highlights
* Characterful Grade II coastal cottage with sea views
* In the heart of the popular coastal village of Aberarth only 1 mile from the Aberaeron
* Beach & Coastal Path Walks straight from the garden
* Log Burner
* Off Street Parking
* Pet Free property
The space
This lovely semi-detached cottage is full of character and charm which includes exposed beams, log burner, exposed stone walls and sash windows.
The ground floor entrance hall leads to an open plan kitchen diner, with the added bonus of a cosy log burner. The kitchen is well equipped with an undercounter fridge, oven and hob. There is a wall mounted smart TV and a selection of games, perfect for family time.
Off the kitchen is the family bathroom with a shower over bath. There is a small utility room with washing machine and mini freezer.
There is an additional downstairs WC, and a bright and airy sitting room with lovely french doors leading to patio and tiered garden, with sea views.
Upstairs you will find a spacious double room with lovely rural views, Victorian fireplace with stone mantle, and at the back of the cottage there is a smaller double bedroom with sea glimpses.
Footpath benefiting from a right of way over the entrance of Clifton into Manteg, which opens up to spacious gardens and grounds with raised patio area laid to slabs making the most of the elevated views over Cardigan Bay.
Outside there is a patio, steps lead down to a large grassed area being fully enclosed with a traditional stone wall with timber garden shed. There is a gate at the end of the garden with a rugged footpath leading to the beach.
The property is approached via a narrow private road, continuing into the private parking area for up to 3 cars.
This is a very unique property and the perfect place to get away from it all!
Guest access
The guests will have exclusive access to the entire house, there is a shared pathway with neighbour
Other things to note
- Unfortunately there is no cot bed and highchair available
- This property does not accept pets
- Can be a bit tricky to find ** The house sits on a narrow residential lane down the side of the river - difficult for camper vans or large vehicles to manoeuvre **
- Our reviews are based on previous guests experiences
The Local Area
Nestled in a beautiful tranquil village next to the river, a minute walk to the beach, this holiday home offers everything you need for a comfortable and happy stay. Aberarth itself is very tranquil, but within a 2 minutes’ drive you reach the busier town of Aberaeron should you want to visit somewhere a bit busier, or stock up on some shopping, or just sit by the harbour watching the world go by.
Aberaeron has a large selection of places to eat, with the famous Harbourmaster offering first class dining. You will find a lovely array of independent shops, and some supermarkets for your convenience.
The county of Ceredigion is arguably the least spoilt region of Wales.
There are some perfect coves, with the southern stretch of coast having some absolute gems – places like Mwnt, Aberporth, Lochtyn, Cwmtydu, Penbryn, and Tresaith. Further north around Aberystwyth and Borth, there are huge stretches of sand. And they’re all lapped by Cardigan Bay, home to big populations of dolphins and porpoises which, if you spend any length of time here, you’re almost guaranteed to see.
This is a great base to explore Ceredigion and the beautiful surrounding counties, with a vast array of coastal walks, outdoor pursuits and watersports, island trips, and various attractions to suit all ages.
Nestled in a beautiful tranquil village next to the river, a minute walk to the beach, this holiday home offers everything you need for a comfortable and happy stay. Aberarth itself is very tranquil, but within a 2 minutes’ drive you reach the busier town of Aberaeron should you want to visit somewhere a bit busier, or stock up on some shopping, or just sit by the harbour watching the world go by.
Aberaeron has a large selection of places to eat, with the famous Harbourmaster offering first class dining. You will find a lovely array of independent shops, and some supermarkets for your convenience.
The county of Ceredigion is arguably the least spoilt region of Wales.
There are some perfect coves, with the southern stretch of coast having some absolute gems – places like Mwnt, Aberporth, Lochtyn, Cwmtydu, Penbryn, and Tresaith. Further north around Aberystwyth and Borth, there are huge stretches of sand. And they’re all lapped by Cardigan Bay, home to big populations of dolphins and porpoises which, if you spend any length of time here, you’re almost guaranteed to see.
This is a great base to explore Ceredigion and the beautiful surrounding counties, with a vast array of coastal walks, outdoor pursuits and watersports, island trips, and various attractions to suit all ages.
- Private Parking
- Internet Access
- Enclosed Garden/Patio Area
- Open Fire/Woodburner
- Childrens Games & Books
- Games & Books
- Smart TV
- Waterside View
- Downstairs Bathroom
- Washing Machine
- Garden
- Suitable For Children
- TV
- Pet Free
- Decorated For Christmas
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