Gwynant is all ground floor accommodation and has been renovated to a high standard in 2022, perfect for a family break or those looking to explore the area with their four legged friends. The property consists of sunroom leading into the kitchen with electric cooker, microwave oven and fridge, there is also a dining table in the kitchen, lounge with electric log burner and Smart TV and Wi-Fi, there are superb views to be had from the lounge of the rolling Cambrian hills. The family bathroom has a shower over bath and heated towel rail, with the bedrooms consisting of a double, bunk beds and a kingsize bed. There is a fabulous lawned large garden to the front of the property that is enclosed, and a utility room at the back of the property with washing machine and fridge/freezer.
Nearby, historic Tregaron has an award-winning pub and restaurant, the Welsh Gold Centre renowned for handmade, Celtic-inspired jewellery, Welsh tearoom and art exhibition, and is a ‘Walkers are Welcome’ town. The annual Bro Tregaron Walking Festival is held in May, and the town is also as a centre for horse trotting and carriage racing. Tregaron also holds festivals to honour Twm Sion Cati, who originated from the region and is celebrated as the ‘Robin Hood of Wales’. The town itself was a strategic point for drovers taking animals from west Wales to markets in England - they were driven overland through the Cambrian Mountains to markets in London and even as far as Kent. The Tregaron to Abergwesyn mountain road was originally the first stage of the drover’s route, now a stunning scenic drive.
The Cambrian Mountains and Tywi Forest are a paradise for walkers, mountain bikers and horse riders, where trails lead to the Strata Florida Abbey, Cwm Doethie, Elan Valley, Llanddewi Brefi, Cors Caron, Soar-y-Mynydd and picturesque Llyn Brianne Reservoir, all renowned for their breathtaking views. The wonderful Cors Caron Nature Reserve, set between Tregaron and Pontrhydfendigaid covers over 2, 000 acres and comprises three raised bogs built up from deep layers of peat that have taken around 12, 000 years to form. Within walking distance are the remote lakes of Teifi Pools - Llyn Egnant, Llyn Hir and Llyn Teifi surrounded by open moorland; the lakes are renowned for their quality brown trout, and angling permits are available locally.
Within ½ mile lies an ancient holy healing well connected with medieval religious foundations and miraculous healing powers. For walkers, the 21-mile Ystwyth Trail follows some parts of the old Great Western Railway line, connecting Aberystwyth with Tregaron, and Lampeter with Devils Bridge. Within an easy drive is the Ceredigion Heritage coastline with its coastal path and golden beaches, or enjoy dolphin watching, boat trips and visiting colourful seaside towns and villages such as Aberaeron, New Quay and Aberystwyth. Beach 14 miles. Pub and restaurant 1¾ miles.