Seaside Retreat
Y Stabl is a converted stable in the heart of the village of New Quay, hidden away yet only a couple of hundred yards up a steep hill from the beach.
Check out the cottage.
The emphasis here is on small and simple. Sleeping two, this coastal retreat has its own little lawned garden and compact parking space, and is only a ten minute walk from the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigon Coastal Path, making it ideal for walkers or for those who want to combine a walking and writing break.
Have a look at things to do in the area. Ceredigion's coastline is special, located as it is between Pembrokeshire's National Park and Snowdonia. By walking some (or all) or its 60 miles of coastline you will discover tiny villages, small ports and secluded smugglers' coves as well as Iron Age hillforts. Ceredigion's beaches appear regularly as winners of the Blue Flag awards, a sign of the quality of the waters. The first footpaths along the Ceredigion coastline were opened in 1979 and the Ceredigion Coastal Path was completed in 2008. It now forms part of the Wales Coast Path and sits conveniently at a midway point between the northern and southern sections of the path.
Features
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sleeps 2-3
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superb seaviews
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woodburning stove
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private garden
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own parking
