Sorry but SONIA is undergoing an overhaul - but hopefully will be back ready for you in 2021

Named in The Times Top 50 Cottages and No 1 in their Top 10 Quirky Cottages & Beach Houses (2013)

"Kids will love sleeping in this 1950’s pleasure cruiser on the Cardigan Coast. The snug wood-panelled interior is a delight with padded seating (which converts to two single beds for children). A double bed in the front of the boat has a glass dome for stargazing. Cook, eat and wash in a neighbouring building." Liz Bird for The Times

The Guardian's travel writer Carol Cadwalladr stayed in winter and loved it, read this independent review.

Land-locked in a little private paddock with lovely views to the sea, this 1950's pleasure launch is a must for landlubbers and would-be sea-faring folks alike - a boat in a field overlooking the sea!

Sonia' the boat

Living quarters - is suitable for 2 adults and 2 small Children. Wood burner +electric heating and lighting + two double electrical socket.
Bedroom: Cosily situated in the bow of the boat is the large double bed (limited headroom) with large glass dome above for star gazing - curtain across for privacy. Electrical socket - can be used for electric blanket in the winter.
Storage cupboard and small dressing room with shelves
Cushioned bench seating for 6 people : Two of these can be made up as narrow beds for children (50cms x 184cms and 50cms x163cms) - please be aware of logburner in same room

Newly converted barn:

houses open plan kitchen/dining and living room (with shower room off)

Kitchen - comprises of gas oven, grill and 4 ring gas hob, single stainless sink/drainer, fridge, kettle and toaster
Electric heating throughout
Living area with sofa and views to the sea, table and chairs for inside dining.
Separate loo and wash basin
Spacious shower room with thermostatic mixer shower, loo, wash basin and heated towel rail
Tall wardrobe /cupboard for storage

Outside:

Poop deck on board the boat with bench seating - to sip your Martini (shaken not stirred!) and drink in the views to the sea beyond
Set in its own private south-facing paddock, overlooking open fields to the rear - there is also a small lawned area with table and chairs
You can explore the myriad cycle routes, extensive network of footpaths and bridleways that start from your doorstep