Rhiwson Uchaf

Wales · Ceredigion · Llanybydder

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This converted Grade II listed Welsh longhouse with a hot tub offers an abundance or rustic, cosy charm in the peaceful Ceredigion countryside.

Sleeps 6
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

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£150-220 per night

Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 2 nights low season & 7 nights high season

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Rhiwson Uchaf is listed by the managing agent Eleri.

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Highlights

Rhiwson Uchaf, a Grade II listed Welsh longhouse in Ceredigion, Wales, offers a cosy retreat filled with rustic charm for up to six guests.
This lovingly restored home showcases original features like oak beams, worn floorboards and 1700s wall paintings, adding unique character.
Relax in the lounge with a large corner sofa, Smart TV and a wood-burning fireplace, perfect for movie nights or cosying up with a book.
The kitchen and dining area features an oil-fired Rayburn oven, exposed stone walls and a farmhouse dining table for group meals.
Sleep in one of three cosy bedrooms, including a king size room, a twin and a double room on the ground floor.
Step outside to the private enclosed garden with a dining patio, outdoor sofas a private hot tub and access to 180 acres of private land, including a serene mill pond.
Experience true tranquility with no main roads nearby, allowing you to fully unwind amidst nature’s beauty.
The surrounding Ceredigion countryside and Cardigan Bay offer walking trails, wildlife spotting, coastal cliffs and charming seaside towns to explore.

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This is a dog-friendly stay.

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Eco Credentials

Responsibly sourced firewood

All food waste composted

Recycling of all recyclable waste

If you’re looking for a cosy retreat that oozes rustic charm, then you should look no further than the outstanding Rhiwson Uchaf in Ceredigion, Wales. This Grade II listed Welsh longhouse has been lovingly restored, offering six guests a comfortable and calming retreat close to Cardigan Bay.

This amazing home has a lot of its incredible original features including grand oak beams, worn floorboards and original wall paintings that date back to the 1700s. There are also some fabulous large flagstones and pretty tiles that add bucketloads of character to the home.

After you arrive, get comfy in the cosy lounge, with its low ceiling and exposed beams. Here there’s a large corner sofa sitting in front of a giant Smart TV, meaning you can settle in for a movie night with your loved ones or simply unwind with a good book and a nice cuppa. This room also has a great wood-burning fireplace that ensures you can stay toasty and warm all-year-round.

Head into the kitchen and dining space and you’ll be wowed by the old-world charm. Cook on the oil fired Rayburn oven, which sits against an exposed stonework wall, before dinging on the rustic farmhouse dining table. This is the ideal place to gather together and enjoy grand hearty feasts as a group.

When night falls, head to one of the three cosy bedrooms, two of which are up in the rafters. There’s a king size room on the top floor, with a big, super-comfy bed and peaceful, calming decor. And, there’s also a twin room up here, offering nice flexibility for your group. The third bedroom, a fab double, is on the ground floor, making it great for those with accessibility requirements.

When the sun is shining you can step out into your enclosed private garden with a patio area for dining and outdoor sofas for lounging in the fresh country air. You also have a hot tub for indulgent soaks with a glass of bubbles in hand! Hop in and relax as you gaze out over your surroundings. You also have access to a mill pond and 180 acres of private land, which you’re welcome to explore right from your doorstep! And with no main roads in sight, you can truly unwind here, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The Ceredigion countryside offers a wealth of activities for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Explore scenic walking trails through rolling hills, ancient woodlands and coastal cliffs, often dotted with charming villages. Cardigan Bay is a highlight, where you can spot dolphins, seals and seabirds along its beautiful shores. Enjoy beach days, water sports or boat trips on the bay, or visit the coastal towns for local shops, historic sites and fresh seafood at welcoming seaside cafés and pubs.