3 Ty Newydd is nestled in the heart of Moylegrove. A picturesque village at the northern edge of Pembrokeshire. The cottage is a quirky homage to the owners style whilst retaining the original cosy cottage feel.

On the first floor are two bedrooms, one twin and one double which both look out over the valley and the trees that surround the cottage. The sound of the nearby river will lull you to sleep in the summer months when the windows are thrown open.

On the ground floor an open plan living space provides light and a relaxed environment to put your feet up after a day of exploring. A small bespoke kitchen and dining space sit opposite the cosy log fire, sofa and TV area.

The exterior is small but perfectly formed, a private space flanked by high hedges gives the feeling of being totally secluded.

The cottage is within a stones throw of the world famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path, and the pretty pebbled cove of Ceibwr. The beach itself is a wonderful place to sit and relax, or if you prefer to get a little more adventurous bring along a paddle board and kayak to see if you can find the famous Witches Cauldron.


Layout

Ground floor
-Open plan kitchen, dining and living area with wood-burner
First floor
-one twin bedroom
-One double bedroom
-One bathroom with shower.


Sleeping Arrangements

One double room
One twin room


Local Area

Moylegrove is a small village in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its picturesque countryside and proximity to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. While it's a relatively quiet area, there are still plenty of activities and attractions nearby to enjoy. Here are some things to do near Moylegrove:

1. **Pembrokeshire Coast National Park**: Explore the beautiful coastal paths, cliffs, and beaches within the national park. There are numerous walking and hiking trails that offer stunning views of the coastline and wildlife.

2. **Ceibwr Bay**: This scenic bay is located just a short drive from Moylegrove. It's a great spot for a peaceful beach day, coastal walks, or picnicking.

3. **Cardigan Wildlife Centre**: Located in nearby Cardigan, this wildlife center is home to a variety of animals and birds. It's an educational and enjoyable experience, especially for families with children.

4. **Cardigan Castle**: Visit the historic Cardigan Castle, which has a rich history dating back to the 12th century. The castle offers guided tours, events, and beautiful gardens to explore.

5. **St. Dogmaels Abbey**: Explore the ruins of this ancient abbey, which dates back to the 12th century. It's a tranquil and historically significant site located near Cardigan.

6. **Poppit Sands Beach**: This sandy beach is perfect for a relaxing day by the sea. You can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and beach games with your friends or family.

7. **Cenarth Falls**: Visit the charming village of Cenarth and witness the picturesque waterfalls on the River Teifi. There's a lovely walk along the falls, and you might even see salmon leaping during the spawning season.

8. **Cilgerran Castle**: Located a bit further away, Cilgerran Castle is a 13th-century ruin with a rich history. It's a great place for history enthusiasts and offers scenic views of the Teifi Gorge.

9. **Adventure Activities**: If you're seeking adventure, you can find outdoor activity centers in the area offering activities like kayaking, coasteering, and rock climbing. These are great ways to experience the natural beauty of the region in an adventurous way.

10. **Local Pubs and Restaurants**: Enjoy traditional Welsh cuisine and local ales in the nearby pubs and restaurants. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and meet friendly locals.

Remember to check local listings and weather conditions, as some activities might be seasonal or weather-dependent.


Getting there

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Accessibility

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