Accommodation - The cottage has central-heating and double-glazed windows making it warm and comfortable all the year round. Downstairs there is an open-plan living room with dining room / kitchen, and upstairs a double bedroom with 19 inch flat screen TV, and bathroom with bath, electric shower, WC and wash basin. The kitchen includes a new cooker with electric oven and ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle and a good range of cooking utensils and crockery. There is a dining table with four chairs, and plenty of cupboard space. The lounge area has a new locally made good quality sofa suite, 26 inch flat screen TV,  and radio/CD player. There is also a selection of books and magazines available.

Outside there is a car-parking area at the bottom of the drive and a garden. The views are best from the upstairs windows. The cottage is part of a small group of individually owned holiday cottages.

• Short breaks available for 3 or 4 nights - not weekends. Minimum cost £250. Please enquire

• Price includes full central heating and electricity.

• The owners offer the optional hire of all linen (sheets, pillow cases, duvet cover, towels, bath mat & tea towels) at an extra cost of £28.

• Ironing facilities and hairdryer are available in the cottage. There is a washing machine available in the laundry room of the holiday cottages nearby.

• Bookings are confirmed on receipt of £50 deposit.

• Arrival from 4pm and departure by 10am.

• One medium sized or 2 small well behaved dogs welcomed - downstairs only and not permitted on the furniture.

• No smoking  inside  the cottage.

• Parking available at the top of the drive.

• Access is via a pathway to the left at the top of the drive..

• Wi-Fi is provided.

New Quay - or 'Cei Newydd', with its picturesque harbour and houses has a good selection of pubs and restaurants and clings to the sides of the hills rising above the blue waters of Cardigan Bay on the coast of West Wales. New Quay’s stone pier has been standing for almost 200 years and is one of the best places to see the Bottlenose Dolphins for which Cardigan Bay is famous.

The sheltered harbour and safe beaches are the focus of activity in the summer when New Quay becomes a bustling and vibrant holiday resort where boat trips, sailing, fishing, water sports and relaxation, are among the main attractions. The local area has much to offer with the safe and sandy beaches of Llangrannog, Tresaith, Penbryn and Mwnt just a short drive away.

New Quay was home to Dylan Thomas and is believed by many to be the fictional Llareggub of 'Under Milk Wood'. The Dylan Thomas Trail in the town will show you many of the places featured in the play. The Coastal Path - part of the all Wales coastal path, passes through New Quay and provides stunning views of the cliffs and sea and the unique wildlife of West Wales.