Welcome to Bell Cottage at Neuadd Trefawr, a beautiful Grade II listed Cottage in a lovely secluded courtyard. Perfect to escape from it all, with nature on your doorstep. Bell Cottage has a wood burning stove plus central heating. With a well equipped kitchen appliances include oven, hob, fridge, freezer, and washing machine. Bedrooms can sleep up to 6, furnished with two doubles and one set of b
unkbeds, two bathrooms one ensuite with shower, one family with showers and bath. HOW TO FIND US
FROM THE SOUTH - Take the M4 / A48 to Carmarthen. Go right at the roundabout [A40] third exit. At roundabout third exit [A40]. At roundabout take first exit [A485]. At roundabout take first exit onto Dolgwili Road [A4243]. At roundabout take second exit onto Bronwudd Road [A484] At the village of Cynwyl Effed the road will fork continue straight onto Surgeon Street (if you miss the fork then follow signs for Newcastle Emlyn you will be on the [A484). Turn left onto High Street [A484]. Turn right onto Water Street (Newcast Emlyn). At the roundabout, take the first exit [B4571] Turn left onto Lloyd Terrace [B4333] for only 200ft. Then left [B4570] look out for the sign for Ponthirwaun take the next right then in 300ft turn left. On your right you will see a sign for Noyadd Trefawr, take the next right which will be at the crossroads. Bell Cottage is at the end of the priviate track. (Not recommended for low cars e.g. sports cars)
GPS - Latitude /Longitude 52.08770735975934 -4.54380532090147
LOCATION
You are close to the attractive market town of Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn both only 5 miles (8km) away. Enjoy beautiful coastlines, beaches, castles, and a wide array of family activities nearby. Cardigan Bay is a walkers and cyclist's paradise. With world-famous coastal paths and your nearest beach only 3 miles (5km) away, where you can spot dolphins in the bay. HISTORY
Bell Cottage was formerly part of the Neuadd Trefawr 16th Century Estate, as its lofted cart shed. Used for protecting carts, waggons and farm implements. Also housed the harvest, and used to store grain. Later the lofted cart shed was lovingly converted to Bell Cottage keeping its charming character, to create a cosy feel, with its much loved Bell restored.
