This late Victorian detached cottage is located 4 miles inland from the superb beaches of Llangrannog and Penbryn in a rural setting looking southwards over the Ceri Valley. Built in 1899, Dryslwyn is situated above its own wild meadow, a rural haven of peace and tranquility in the heart of Ceredigion. The blue cottage has just been entirely renovated with underfloor heating, two wood burning stoves, double glazing and insulation of the walls. It has been redecorated to maintain its Victorian character including William Morris wallpaper, whilst offering all the modern comforts. On the ground floor is a well equipped open plan kitchen/diner - with dishwasher, washing machine, electric hob with oven, toaster, and fridge freezer – the dining room has a log stove, table and chairs. There is a small hall giving access to a front porch, living room and staircase. The ground floor also gives access to the terrace from the living room with sofa, television, log stove and French doors, which overlook a garden and wild meadow beyond. On the first floor is a small landing and plant room airing cupboard, leading into two double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The master bedroom has a Victorian bed and overlooks the meadow with a Juliet balcony. The attached master bathroom has a steel bath, WC, basin and radiator. There is also a small landing with an airing cupboard. The second bedroom has a zip bed which can be a king size bed (150 x 190 cm) for a couple or two single beds for children and an attached shower room with WC and basin. There is an air source heat pump outside in the garden. There is a large garden with access to the meadow beyond. The outhouse is currently used for storage. Please read carefully other details to note and "additional rules" about the hot tub before booking