Quiet farmhouse on a working farm

Pentwd Uchaf is a Georgian stone farmhouse built in 1808, it has been fully renovated with all modern conveniences It is situated on our quiet working farm near the border of Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire. The farmhouse sleeps up to 6 people. The house has a large slate floored kitchen/dining room, a spacious lounge with wood burning stove and open wooden beams. Upstairs there is a double bedroom, two twin bedrooms, and bathroom with a powerful shower. It is fully central heated and double glazed throughout, the recent renovation has retained the traditional character of the house while providing all modern conveniences. The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, freezer, washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, electric cooker and microwave. Pentwd Uchaf Farm is a 150 acre traditional farm on which we harvest cereals and rear our herd of pedigree Welsh Black cattle and charolais which calve in the spring. There are sheep with lambs, Welsh Cob horses, a working sheepdog, farm cat, and a range of prize-winning poultry. The farm operates within an environmental scheme, and is surrounded by an unspoilt natural habitat, with numerous footpaths through the fields and woodland from which to enjoy the scenery and wildlife. We also have a touring caravan site the 'Cardigan Camping and Touring Caravan Site'. Guests have the whole house to themselves and are welcome to use the gardens and walk the farmland. Children and pets are welcome - it is an ideal place for family holidays. Guests can help themselves to eggs from the hen house and our own wood to fuel the wood burning stove. Cot and high chair, hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron and ironing board are available. Electricity and heating are included as are bed linen and towels - it is all inclusive. We live next door, so if guests have any questions or should any problems arise, we aree on hand to help. The farmhouse is situated above the Teifi estuary, a mile from Cardigan town, with sea views to the North and picturesque countryside views of the Teifi Valley and Preseli hills to the South and East. The house provides easy access to the quaint, bustling market town of Cardigan, many local sandy beaches, the Pembrokeshire National Park, Welsh Wildlife Centre and Wales Coastal Path. We are a mile from Cardigan town. There is a footpath to Cardigan. Getting around the local area is easiest by car but there are hourly bus services passing the end of our lane and many regular bus services leaving from Cardigan. It is also a lovely area to cycle around.