The property
Llanon 3 miles.
Nestled within the charming village of Pennant, near Llanon in Wales, is this lovely romantic log cabin.
Internally, the property has been renovated into a stylish holiday home, featuring contemporary furnishings and a light decor.
Discover the large, open-plan living space as soon as you step through the doors, where you can curl up with your partner of an evening and catch up with your favourite shows.
The kitchen has been equipped with everything you could need to cook up a storm, whilst the dining area offers space to enjoy a romantic meal over a chilled glass of wine.
Retire to the well-presented, king-size bedroom, with plenty of furniture to store your personal items and delightful country views to greet you as you wake up of a morning.
Served by a family shower room, with quality fixtures and fittings so you can enjoy a relaxing soak after a tiring day.
Outside has a decking area with plenty of furniture so you can sit out with a snack or a refreshing beverage and delight in those rural views.
While you're in the area, take a drive towards the wonderful 18th century Llanerchaeron, known as "Llanayron House", a Grade I listed building, with a walled garden and parkland.
Take a drive into the thriving town of Aberystwyth, with plenty of tourist attractions to explore during your trip.
The lovely Edwardian Vale of Rheidol Railway is a 12-mile railway with audio tours, first class carriages and views across the scenic hillside woodlands.
The town centre has a delightful art gallery and museum hosting a number of contemporary art, workshop spaces and exhibitions on the area's history.
Or take a trip toward any number of beaches scattered across the coastline, perfect for couples to enjoy a lovely day together playing a variety of beach games, or simply enjoying the coastal scenery.
Log Cabin is the perfect choice for a romantic getaway for two.
About the location
LLANON
Aberaeron 5 miles; New Quay 10 miles.
Located just half a mile from the coast at Cardigan Bay, close to the delightful harbour towns of Aberaeron and New Quay, this lovely old village is famous for its association with Saint David and his mother, St.Non. Today Llanon boasts a small museum, a church which dates back to the 13th century and a small, secluded public garden. There are also tennis courts, a Spar shop, butcher's shop and hotel. The fabulous Ceredigion Heritage Coast is just half a mile away with its beaches, coastal paths and wildlife - bottlenose dolphins, porpoises, Atlantic grey seals and a wide variety of birds. Relax and enjoy the rugged scenery, clean air, peace and quiet!