The property is over 200 years old and therefore has a narrow and steeper than usual staircase and doorways. There are also steps into the entrance ways and some uneven flooring, this can cause difficulty for some and may not be best suited for everyone. Please feel free to call or message to discuss and address any concerns before booking. We suggest any children staying are over the age of six, due to the stream/river/ Recycling and composting is promoted and,wherever possible and practical, the family explore ways to use less plastic and source items from responsible suppliers with 'green' credentials.

The Oakleys welcome you into their extended family home. Originally from Oxford, the family moved to Wales back in the 1980s. Peter, Lesley and their youngest daughter, Bianca, decided to relocate to Y Ddol after Peter, who worked as a Registered Community Psychiatric Nurse, retired. Lesley is also now retired after spending many years working as a Registered Nurse in Intensive Care Units across Wales. The family home now also includes three grandchildren, two Labradors, two ponies, two alpacas, numerous outdoor cats and many rescue geese, ducks, cockerels and ex-battery hens. The family all follow a mainly ‘vegan' lifestyle although do eat eggs from their free-range poultry. Heating of the house and pool is via the bio-mass boiler, and other greener energy resources are being explored for the future to off-set the electricity demands. ​Diet A warm welcome is given to all and although the home is mainly 'vegan' (except the eggs), non-vegans/vegetarians are more than welcome to stay and try our vegetarian or vegan breakfasts. Special dietary requirements can be catered for. Please call at least a week before your stay to discuss your needs.

Quietly situated on the edge of the village next to the village church. Peaceful river frontage to the River Teifi. Easy access to various beautiful beeches/towns. Ideally located to visit attractions in the three counties of Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.