1 / 24Hedd Y Mor
Aberarth, Ceredigion
A chic seaside house for six in the fishing village of Aberarth near Aberaeron, with three dogs welcome, a doggy shower and a spacious enclosed garden with a pizza oven.
The Welsh Coast Path runs within a few metres of Hedd Y Mor, and Aberarth Beach is barely 100 metres off, so three dogs have the coast on hand from the moment the car doors open. Graded five star, this chic and dog friendly house for six in the quiet fishing village of Aberarth is finished in luxury throughout.
A spacious hallway takes the coats and flip-flops, and the self-contained utility room has hanging space for wetsuits and a doggy shower wash, ready for the dogs when they come back sandy from the beach. Beyond, the bright and airy open plan living area has bi-fold doors with a glimpse of the sea across the garden, deep comfy chairs facing a Smart TV, a wood burner to gather round after dark, and underfloor heating everywhere. Dining area and kitchen run together, wine cooler and air fryer included.
The three stylish bedrooms sit on the far side of the house: a super-king that can become a twin, a twin, and the king-size main bedroom, en suite, whose French doors step out to a private patio with a bistro set for morning coffee. The spacious enclosed garden has a large patio with partial sea views, a masonry charcoal BBQ with a pizza oven, an al fresco dining area and gazebo seating, and the three dogs lie about in the evening light while the pizzas cook.
Aberaeron, 1.5 miles away, is a lovely town for sauntering among boutique shops and picking up fresh fish from the daily market for the BBQ. A boat trip from New Quay goes looking for dolphins, and in Aberystwyth the cliff railway climbs for spectacular sea views before a leisurely stroll along the promenade with the dogs.
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from £763 for 7 nights
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 3 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- You can enjoy many a sunny day and starry night in the spacious enclosed garden with a large patio, with its fabulous masonry charcoal BBQ with pizza oven, al fresco dining area and gazebo seating
- Dog Facilities
- Dog shower
- Sleeps
- 6 guests
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £763 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 5 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Bbq, Open fire, Wifi
Hedd Y Mor from £763 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Hedd Y Mor dog friendly?
Yes — Hedd Y Mor welcomes up to three dogs, making it a genuinely good fit for multi-dog households. The enclosed garden is spacious enough to give dogs room to roam, and the hallway is well set up for returning from the beach with sandy paws and wet coats in tow.
Are dogs allowed at Hedd Y Mor year round?
The listing confirms dogs are welcome at Hedd Y Mor, though it doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions. For confirmation of availability at specific times of year, it's worth checking directly with the owner when you book.
What should I know before visiting Hedd Y Mor with my dog?
Up to three dogs are welcome, and the enclosed garden means you don't need to worry about them making a bid for freedom while you're settled in. Aberarth sits right on the Ceredigion coast, so expect sandy dogs — the hallway is ready for it, but it's worth knowing the beach at Aberaeron is just 1.3 miles away and the Wales Coast Path runs directly along this stretch of shore.
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Hedd Y Mor from £763 for 7 nights
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