The Dairy Shed, converted barn nr. Aberaeron

The Dairy Shed is a self-contained converted barn with a wildflower roof. An 8 minute drive to the harbour town of Aberaeron, it is the perfect base to explore the stunning Cardigan Bay coastline. On your doorstep is plenty to see and do- the newly refurbished Ty Glyn hotel, bar and restaurant is a 10 minute walk away. Equally inviting is firing up the wood burner or sitting out with the fire pit on your own private deck to enjoy the uninterrupted views of the surrounding Aeron Valley. The space With its lime-washed walls and wooden floors, the Dairy Shed is a traditional old stone barn which has been transformed and extended into a light and airy open-plan space with a secret, wildflower-roofed cabin bedroom behind a bookshelf. The living area includes a well equipped kitchen, dining table and chairs, a large sofa and television and a comfy armchair set in front of a working wood burning stove. Push the integrated bookshelf to magically reveal an adjoining timber barn with wildflower roof that houses the bedroom (with double bed and memory foam mattress) and shower-room. The inside walls are clad with birch-ply giving the space a Nordic feel. From the living room, oak French doors open out onto a decking area with table and chairs and extends beyond to a fire pit area and a large private garden with fruit trees. Guest access The Dairy Shed is a self-contained building with self check-in, its own parking area, entrance and a garden with uninterrupted views out on to open countryside. It is adjacent to our farmhouse and accessed from a yard shared with our other listings The Pig Let and The Bird Hide. Other things to note We live onsite in the farmhouse so you may hear family life from time to time. There may be other guests staying in our other units too. The bed is custom made and slightly lower than a standard bed to maximise the views from the window. The cottage is not suitable for children or infants. The Dairy Shed overlooks working organic fields. Sheep and cows are raised and hay and crops are grown and harvested depending on the season so you may see the occasional tractor or plough (and farmer) pass by.