Take in the exquisite Welsh views across seven counties across to the coast, explore glorious beaches or take the ten minute drive to the bustling seaside town of Aberystwyth. Ysgubor offers something for everyone.
Spend time together relaxing on the large, comfortable sofas.
The holiday chef will create tasty feasts in the well-equipped open plan kitchen.
The open plan design creates plenty of space for everyone.
Regardless of the season, the perfect holiday awaits in Ysgubor.
Bedroom 1, a beautiful principal bedroom with far reaching views. It can be set up as a king or twins, please let us know when booking.
Everything you need for the perfect break, regardless of the season.
Curl up on the sofas after a boat trip spotting dolphins.
Time for holiday treats.
Ground floor shower-room.
Useful utility cupboard and boot-room area off the hallway.
When it's time to climb the wooden hill, three bedrooms and the family bathroom are found on the first floor.
Gorgeous deep bath for some holiday relaxation. Or maybe you prefer the shower.
Great double shower in the elegant family bathroom.
Enjoy leisurely mornings.
Bedroom 2, again you can choose twins or king. Please let us know when you book.
Bedroom 3 can be made up as twins or a king-size bed, whichever you prefer.
Time doesn't matter. Choose a good book and relax.
The cottage has recently been renovated to a very high, luxurious standard.
Throw open the patio doors from the kitchen and enjoy sunny breakfasts al fresco.
Gorgeous sunny spot, immersed in nature.
Choose Ysgubor where the perfect Welsh holiday awaits.
Ysgubor is one of two idylliic Welsh cottages, each with a regard for their privacy, in their own grounds.
A ten minute drive away is the pretty seaside town, beach and promenade in Aberystwyth.
The idyllic view from the cottage, reaching as far as Snowdon and across the Llyn peninsula.
Lots of spectacular beaches to explore including Mwnt Beach. Do book a dolphin spotting boat trip in New Quay.
Glorious Llangrannog.
Ysgubor
5810 - New3.6 miles SE of Aberystwyth | Sleeps 6 + cot
10% off for parties of 4 + cot or less and 15% off for parties of 2 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £609
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Here you'll find a charming little pub deep in the heart of the Melindwr Valley. Food is traditional home cooked and there is a good choice of real ales on offer.
Nearby beach
A beautiful crescent of a beach made up of coarse sand and shingle, Tan Y Bwlch sits just south of Aberystwth Harbour. Whilst not recommended for swimming, this beach is ideal for dog walks year round and great for exploring rock pools.
Nearby walk
Designated as a Local Nature Reserve in 2010, Penglais Nature Park is a delightful place to the north of town with woodland walks and an old quarry with fabulous views over Cardigan Bay. If you are lucky enough to be visiting in spring, the bluebells are stunning.
Nearby town
Aberystwyth sits on the mouth of the river Ystwyth and is commonly referred to as 'Aber'. The eclectic town centre has a great choice of independent shops, cafes and restaurants and there's a mile long promenade where you will find the oldest pier in Wales. With an iron age fort, Pen Dinas, a castle, arts centre and cliff railway, there is something for everyone here.
Also nearby
Hop aboard a restored steam train for a scenic trip through ancient woodlands to Devil's Bridge where you can visit the famous waterfalls. Surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains this is a great way to enjoy the countryside.
Aberystwyth Castle was originally buiilt in the late 13th century. Now ruined, it is still worth a visit as it has stunning views and is located in a delightful park with play area open to the public.
Backed by a terrace of Georgian and Victorian style grand terraced houses behind a seawall, North Beach is made up of sand and shingle, ideal for families. Traditional seaside activities include donkey rides and amusements at the Victorian Pier and there's ice creams and fish and chips available nearby. Dog restrictions apply so please check locally.
With stunning views over Cardigan Bay and beyond, this beautifully situated golf course was designed by Harry Vardon and well worth a visit.
Running daily from 10am until 5pm, Aberystwyth Cliff Railway runs at the northern end of the promenade, affording fabulous views of the town, Cardigan Bay and surrounding mountains. Operating since 1896, this is a thoroughly enjoyable way to travel up Constitution Hill.
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