Star Cottages

Four unique cottages resting in the sleepy village of Star, in easy reach of all of the amenities that Cenarth has to offer, the Star Cottages are wonderfully suited to groups of friends or families seeking a scenic escape to Wales. Boasting easy access to many coastal and countryside attractions, it makes a beautiful base at any time of the year. Together sleeping a total of 16 guests, The Nook sleeps two, while The Hen Pen, Pendre Cottage host four people each and Pendre Barn sleeps six, they provide a flexible sleeping arrangement for a variety of group needs. Each cottage boasts its own characterful interior, combining an eclectic mix of rustic with a homely charm, with all properties offering their own garden space too, perfect for if you're seeking a quiet moment with a loved one or if you want to gather to dine alfresco. There are plenty of opportunities for rambling and cycling from your doorstep, with a plethora of scenic picnic spots awaiting to be discovered, while the nearby village of Cenerath provides all you could need for a self-catered stay including convenience shops where you can select fresh treats for your picnics, along with a pub, café and tearooms where you can indulge in a tasty snack when you don't feel like cooking.

The village is also home to a gift shop where you can pick up the perfect souvenir, as well as The National Coracle Centre at Cenarth Falls, home to a collection of coracles from Wales and around the world, it's a true wonder to be seen. Take a stroll alongside the River Teifi where you can find the spectacular Cenarth Falls, a scenic spot like no other, or mosey away the hours in the market town of Newcastle Emlyn, its imposing castle being well-worth visiting for the history lover, as well as a good range of eateries being available here too for a celebratory meal. The properties benefits from being in easy reach of both the west and south coast, with a range of beautiful beaches within driving distance including the popular Poppit Sands Beach home to impressive sand dunes, Patch Beach making the perfect place for fishing and watersports, predominantly sailing, the scenic Traeth Saith and plenty more. Spend a day in Cardigan, one of Wales' most historic towns, here you can find the Norman fortress of Cardigan Castle, the traditional Cardigan Guildhall Market home to a variety of quaint Welsh businesses, the Theatr Mwldan and so much more. You can even find a variety of theme parks in easy reach, including Oakwood Theme Park, Heatherton World of Activities and Dinosaur World, sure to offer fun for all the family, while the Preseli Hills and Mountains provide wonderful walking opportunities and scenery like no other.

With access to Aberporth, Tenby and New Quay too, the Star Cottages make a fantastic choice for your Welsh escape.