Ty Mari

Summary

Ty Mari provides well-equipped, self-catering accommodation for 6 people in a stunning setting. The attractive 18th Century miner’s cottage on the outskirts of the village of Cwmystwyth is surrounded by beautiful countryside and fantastic walks in every direction. The cottage also boasts a separate garden room with views across the Ystwyth valley. Ty Mari is a short drive from Devil’s Bridge and Aberystwyth.

Ty Mari

Ty Mari sleeps 6 with one double bedroom and two twin rooms and has a bathroom and separate toilet. Downstairs is open plan, with comfortable seating around the inglenook fireplace and a large dining table and window seat at the other end. There is a stunning detached garden room for peace and quiet that offers panoramic views over the Ystwyth valley.

The cottage also comes with:
50Mbps internet.
40 inch screen TV.
Sky FreeSat and DVD player.
Plenty of DVDs to enjoy.
A selection of books, puzzles and board games.

The kitchen has all you need for your stay, including a fridge, 4 drawer freezer, microwave and electric oven with hob. Online deliveries are available from Morrisons, Asda or Tesco.

Pillows, duvets and electric blankets, sheets and towels are provided for each of the beds. Heating is supplied by night storage heaters, supplemented by an electric flame-effect stove to ensure it is warm enough even in deep winter.

If you require more bedrooms and a second bathroom, there is a connecting sound proofed door to the adjoining cottage. When unlocked, you can enjoy two double bedrooms and three twin bedrooms with plenty of space for ten people. For details see our other property Penroc on our website.

There is a separately fenced area for Ty Mari and Penroc with space in each for two cars, sunbathing and a barbecue for each cottage.

Visiting Cwmystwyth & Exploring Ceredigion

Cwmystwyth is a farming community lying by the Cambrian Mountains and the cottage looks out onto sheep grazed uplands. Below, the Ystwyth valley with its ancient hanging oaks and coniferous woodland is one of the most beautiful valleys in mid Wales. There are glorious walks along by the river with spectacular waterfalls.. The river is just a three-minute walk away.

Devil's Bridge Falls, three miles from Cwmystwyth, is a famous tourist attraction and not to be missed - although the climb down is not for the frail or faint hearted! Slightly further afield is the dramatic and varied Ceredigion coastline. Between Cwmystwyth and the market town of Rhayader lies the Elan Valley, a chain of hydroelectric dams set in glorious countryside, with flat paths ideal for the less able-bodied.

Natural Resources Wales manages much of the woodland around Cwmystwyth. The forest tracks provide a variety of walks and are particularly appreciated by dog owners as they are free of sheep. Many of the walks are way marked, but there are Ordnance Survey maps in each cottage. There are stunning views from the surrounding summits.

Visit the accommodation owner’s website for more information and availability.

Rates: £415 - £825 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people.
Children are welcome.
Electric flame-effect stove.
Pets are welcome by arrangement.
Off street parking.
Fast Wi-Fi/internet access.
Fishing nearby.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.