Aelybryn, Aelbryn Farmhouse Bancyffordd, Llandysul

Come together with friends and family in this spacious country home amongst the breathtaking landscape of West Wales. You’ll have endless walking opportunities from your front door, and for shopping and eating out, the market town of Llandysul is 3.5 miles away. At the end of the day, take in your surroundings at a family BBQ on the patio or enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub. The detached holiday home has a contemporary style, and large windows frame rural views and bathe each room in natural light. A cosy lounge provides the perfect place to relax, watching a movie on the Smart TV in the glow of the wood burner. From here, an open doorway leads to the vast kitchen/diner, with everything needed to cater for a large group. Gather around the wooden dining table for memorable mealtimes with countryside views and, in summer months, throw open the French doors to extend the social space to the patio. Completing the ground floor is a double bedroom, shower room, and utility room. The remaining bedrooms are upstairs, one of which has an en-suite shower room. A stylish family bathroom is also on the first floor. Outside, dine alfresco on the patio, or climb the steps to the relaxing hot tub boasting far-reaching views. There is a large lawn where children can play, as well as a spot of star-gazing in the evening. Llandysul is a small market town, steeped in Welsh history and culture. You’ll find a good range of eateries serving delicious regional produce, and shops and galleries showcasing local talent. The River Teifi, which flows through Llandysul, is renowned as a hotspot for salmon and trout fishing, and keen anglers can obtain permits within the town. For a day at the seaside, journey 14 miles to Aberporth. The village has two family-friendly, sandy beaches, and some spectacular clifftop walks along the Ceredigion Coast Path.