Hen Ysgubor(sleeps 1-4) is a beautifully renovated barn in Mid-Wales providing comfortable 4* (awarded by Visit Wales) self catering holiday accommodation, consisting of 2 bedrooms, lounge, with sofa bed, a fully fitted and equipped kitchen diner, 2 upstairs bedrooms, 2 shower rooms with toilets ,a patio with garden furniture, and a conservation area.
We are within walking distance of the local pub, ideally situated in an area steeped in history and culture, and surrounded by a rich diversity of wildlife. We are accredited ‘Walking and Cycling Friendly’ by Visit Wales, with a variety of walks in the area, across the Cambrian Mountains, through the lush green river valleys, and the spectacular Ceredigion Coastal path.
The Cambrian Mountains form the main watershed of Wales, with the rivers Severn, Wye, Elan, Irfon, Tywi, Cothi, Teifi, Ystwyth, Rheidol, and Twymyn all having their sources here. The river Teifi for instance, starts within a mile of Ffair Rhos, just above the village in the Teifi Pools, with fabulous views and popular with anglers and walkers. Ceredigion waters provide challenging sport for sea, shore and freshwater and course fishing, therefore there are increasing numbers of anglers visiting the area. The most popular fishing rivers are the Teifi, Aeron, Rheidol, and Ystwyth. The seaward reaches of the Dyfi are also popular. Freshwater angling focuses on trout, salmon and sewin (sea trout). The seaward reaches of the Teifi are especially considered world-class for it’s sewin, and the wild brown trout are particularly challenging in the rivers of Ceredigion. There are plentiful opportunities for lake, reservoir and pool fishing, with Atlantic salmon, rainbow and brown trout on offer. For course anglers, there is a wide variety of fish, including carp, tench, perch, rudd, chub, bream, gudgeon and roach. Cardigan Bay is renowned for its bass and black bream. Boats can be chartered from several of Ceredigion’s small course fishing, therefore there are increasing numbers of anglers visiting the area. The most popular fishing rivers are the Teifi, Aeron, Rheidol, and Ystwyth. The seaward reaches of the Dyfi are also popular. Freshwater angling focuses on trout, salmon and sewin (sea trout). The seaward reaches of the Teifi are especially considered world-class for it’s sewin, and the wild brown trout are particularly challenging in the rivers of Ceredigion. There are plentiful opportunities for lake, reservoir and pool fishing, with Atlantic salmon, rainbow and brown trout on offer. For course anglers, there is a wide variety of fish, including carp, tench, perch, rudd, chub, bream, gudgeon and roach. Cardigan Bay is renowned for its bass and black bream. Boats can be chartered from several of Ceredigion’s small ports.
Chris Harris
Red Kite Cottages
www.redkitecottages.com
chris@redkitecottages.com
Tel:01974 831540
