Crynga Mawr Mill, Aberporth, Ceredigion, West Wales

Lovely dog friendly holiday cottages near Aberporth sleeping 14 for family coastal weekends and reunions with friends

Holiday Rental for Groups of Families and Friends. Crynga Mawr Mill, Aberporth, Ceredigion, West Wales, sleeps 2 - 14 in 7 bedrooms.

Crynga Mawr Farm, founded in the 1700s to make use of the natural spring to power a mill and dairy, is set in rolling coastal countryside just 5 minutes from the stunning beaches of Cardigan Bay.

The mill has the unique benefit of three separate cottages offering the privacy of your own space along with the room to socialise as a larger group.

• All three cottages are awash with rustic touches, with slate flagstone floors and exposed wooden beams, each having their own fully equipped kitchen and lounge.

• Two of the cottages (Dairy and Stables) have three bedrooms (two doubles and a twin) and one cottage (Coach House) is perfect for two. There is a discrete sofa bed in one of the master bedrooms which is great for two children.

• Each cottage has master bedroom with en suite, the two larger cottages also have family bathrooms. There is a downstairs cloakroom in the main cottage.

• The main cottage has a farmhouse kitchen with large dining table and expansive lounge, meaning there's enough room for you to gather together.

• This is a dog-friendly stay, so bring your canine companion with you.

Located in a private slice of Ceredigion countryside on a historic farm that is only 3 miles from the village and stunning beaches of Aberporth and a 10 minute drive from the thriving market town of Cardigan, with it’s many independent eateries and shops.

We’re lucky enough to be surrounded by the beautiful beaches of Cardigan Bay, voted by Lonely Planet as the best place to be in the world right now, absolutely stunning with cliff walks, sandy bays, pristine National Trust beaches and small fishing villages with local pubs and restaurants. The area is famed for outdoor pursuits such as coasteering, surfing, sea kayaking, sailing, mountain biking and walking. It’s known as the best location in the UK to spot dolphins, puffins and rare wildlife.

Historic Cardigan town is about a 10 minute drive away, traditionally where goods were shipped to the New World, now all of the historic buildings have been converted into galleries, shops, artisan bakers, pizza makers and award winning restaurants.

Although no longer a working farm we’re surrounded by farms so often we have goats, sheep or cows looking over the fence at us.