A traditional West Wales thatched farmhouse near the famous heritage coast. It enjoys 67 acres of organic meadow and woodland that are yours to explore via waymarked paths. We particularly love the conserved C17 wallpaintings in the parlour and the great collection of Welsh country furniture. Although a large property, the internal layout (two sitting rooms, two dining areas etc) means that it still feels like a cosy cottage when just two stay. The detached farmhouse is peacefully located away from the workings of the modern farm, on a large open courtyard  where some other outbuildings are converted for holiday use. Click here to see a photo album from real guests or here to see the local coast as captured in an amateur video.

Traditional 'Cegin Fawr' Living Room with a powerful wood-burning stove (first basket of logs supplied)in the old inglenook. The antique leather sofa and chairs are really comfortable. It really knocks the heat out well! Welsh dresser, seventeenth century cupboard, and doors to kitchen, dining room and lobby. Flat screen television with digital reception, and DVD player which also plays CDs.

The dining room has a large oak refectory table, Georgian longcase clock c1800, oak Welsh dresser and corner cupboards. Doors to patio and back to Cegin Fawr. Plenty of space for a real feast!

The parlour has comfortable sofas and armchairs, a beautiful Georgian country cupboard, Welsh stick chair etc. A peaceful room with remnants of wall-paintings from the late 1600s - some of the best preserved in Wales. Access to front and rear lobby.

The kitchen is a room of two halves - one end is a standard modern fitted kitchen, the other has a rustic table, settle and chairs for lunching/ dining when two. Lovely views from the windows. Microwave and all the usual appliances.

The bathroom is accessed off the rear lobby on the ground floor. Shower over bath in a simple, white, modern style.

Upstairs:

Bedroom 1 is a good size and has windows to two sides. The antique double bed dates to around 1840 and is complemented by a very early clothes press (late 1600s), and pleasant Georgian country chest, side tables etc. Wide-plank floor with rugs.

Bedroom 2 is large and contains three single beds, two of which are an antique pair, as well as other antique country furniture, and a travel cot for a baby.

Bedroom 3 is small but fine for a child, it contains a standard single bed. Window to front.

Outside there is a patio courtyard to the front and a small lawn/meadow up on the bank behind the house.

Visitors are welcome to follow the nature trail through the woodlands and fields and guided walks of the farm are also available. There is also the opportunity to buy organic rare-breed beef or lamb to eat/ take home.Centrally heated throughout.

• Aberaeron - pretty seaside town, Harbourside restaurants - 7 miles
• Llanerchaeron NT estate - 5 miles
• Lampeter - Historic University town - 7 miles 
• Aeron Valley - from Aberaeron to Lampeter
• Ceredigon coastal path - dramatic cliffs, sandy bays, wildlife, dolphins
• New Quay - sandy beaches, boat trips -15 minutes drive
• Cei Bach - nearest beach (Keira Knightley/Sienna Miller filmed 'The Edge of Love' ) - 9 miles
• county website - lots of information
• Guests have exclusive access to private footpaths around farm, woodlands
• Streamside walk through semi-ancient ash and hazel woodland
• Red Kites - a common site

• 64 acres of organic farmland to explore
• organic meat, vegetables & eggs available on site
• 19 acres of broadleaf woodland planted
• traditional hay meadows & hedgerows restored
• eco cleaning products & recycled toilet paper
• lime products not cement used in restoration

'We were both immediately spellbound by Treberfedd’s beauty, remoteness and tranquillity. It is so quiet and peaceful outside, you feel like the only ones in the world, all you could hear was the trickle of the stream, the chickens, the wind in the trees and the occasional screech of a Red Kite.' ~Alan & Moira,

'Just a very big thank you for a wonderful few days at Treberfedd farm. The children had a lovely holiday and so enjoyed the freedom of the farm.' ~Mandy Morrall & family, Uttoxeter,

'This is the first holiday ever that I have come back from and have truly felt refreshed. I asked the children where they would like to go for NEXT year’s holiday and they chose Treberfedd farm over Eurodisney! True bliss and relaxation for me and plenty of activities for the children to keep them entertained.' Helen and family, Dorset,