In the quaint hamlet of Furnace in Ceredigion, this stunning 18th Century barn has been lovingly converted into a self-catering holiday cottage which sleeps up to two people. With a home from home like feel, Wi-Fi throughout and stunning mountain views, Efail Bach is the perfect destination for a couple looking to take in the dramatic beauty and historic charm of rural Wales.
The open-plan living area, complete with a sofa, and breakfast area for two, you can spend time here talking about your adventures from the day.
Exposed beams add to the quirky character, it is a feast for the eyes. Efail Bach has a cosy cottage vibe with a beautiful soft furnishing, you feel straight away relaxed.
Downstairs there is a one-of-a-kind shower room with textured décor and original windows you can look forward to getting ready for the day ahead.
The king-size bedroom offers a chance to unwind, with exposed beams, and low lighting, as well as a comfortable armchair to enjoy it all from, there is a convenient ensuite with toilet too.
Outside there is outdoor furniture to sit and enjoy with your cup of coffee in the morning along with a front courtyard where you can admire the mountain views.
This area of Wales is an outdoors enthusiast’s paradise with many walking routes Furnace is surrounded by beautiful rural lands. The village is named after the furnace which was originally constructed around 1755 for smelting iron ore, with fuel obtained from local woods and stored upstairs in the building.
Just down the road is Ynyslas is part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve, situated midway between Aberystwyth and Machynlleth. The Dyfi Osprey Project is one of Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust’s flagship projects based on our Cors Dyfi Reserve near Machynlleth on the west coast of mid Wales, it is a great place to visit and take the whole family.
If you are ready for an immersive culinary experience Ynyshir is an out of this world dining experience, you must book ahead though. This is a wonderful location for walking, mountain biking and water sports with the Ceredigion coastline, including the Ynys Las sand dunes and seaside resort of Borth, a short drive away. Discover historic Machynlleth, the fascinating Centre for Alternative Technology, exciting King Arthur’s Labyrinth or spend the day on the Tal-y-Llyn Railway or in the delightful harbour village of Aberdovey, with its pubs, restaurants and lovely sandy beaches. Neighbouring the local Ynys-Hir RSPB bird reserve means you will definitly want to bring your binoculars!
Efail Bach can be booked with Hen Efail and Cwtch Enrico to accommodate up to 8 guests.