Tranquility for 2 on the banks of the River Teifi...

Chalon is a beautifully light and airy riverside cabin. Situated on the banks of the River Teifi in the pretty fishing village of St Dogmaels and neighbouring market town of Cardigan, the cabin is tucked away on the edge of the river with unrivaled views through the floor to ceiling glass frontage.

The interior is open plan to make the most of the views with a screen wall separating the bedroom space from the rest of the cabin. The bathroom is an incredible rainfall shower with a glass ceiling accessed from the cabin through a covered walkway.

This special space feels a million miles from the rest of the world, with ample seating on the raised decking that sits above the river, and if you wander down the little path to the water you'll find your own private dock - ideal if you want to bring along kayaks or paddle boards, or even if you just want to while away the day with your feet dangling in the water.

By the water's edge is a separate grass roofed studio, which can also be rented with the cabin as a workspace. An ideal writers' retreat, yoga studio, or simply the most tranquil office space you've ever found.

Full details - https://thepembrokeshireholidaycompany.co.uk/chalon-cabin-st-dogmaels


Layout

The studio is a single open plan living space with a separate shower room accessed via a closed walkway.


Sleeping Arrangements

One double bed separated from the living area by a screen


Exterior

A beautifully built studio over looking the River Teifi.

The glass front of the property gives incredible views over the river, and leads to a decked area with an outdoor dining space.

There is a small path to the side of the studio that leads down to the river bank and the jetty that can be used for launching kayaks and canoes.


Getting there

Please use the property address for full travel directions.

General travel directions from London to St. Dogmaels, a village in Wales, you have a few options, including trains and buses. Here are the general steps you can follow for each mode of transportation:

**By Train and Bus:**

1. **Take a train from London to Cardigan:**
- Start by taking a train from one of the major London stations (such as Paddington or King's Cross) to Cardigan. Trains to Cardigan may require transfers, so make sure to check the schedule and plan your journey accordingly. You can check train schedules and book tickets on the National Rail website (nationalrail.co.uk).

2. **Take a Bus from Cardigan to St. Dogmaels:**
- Once you arrive at Cardigan, you can take a bus to St. Dogmaels. Bus services in Wales are operated by various companies, so it's advisable to check local bus schedules and routes. You can use travel planning websites like Traveline Cymru (traveline.cymru) to find the most suitable bus route and schedule.

**By Car:**

If you prefer to drive, you can rent a car and travel from London to St. Dogmaels. Here are the general directions:

1. **Get on M4 from your location in London:**
- Depending on your specific location in London, you'll need to get on the M4 motorway, which connects London to Wales.

2. **Follow M4 and A48 to Cardigan:**
- Continue on the M4, and then follow signs for the A48 road, which will take you into Cardigan.

3. **Follow signs to St. Dogmaels:**
- Once you're in Cardigan, follow local road signs to St. Dogmaels. The village is located just a short drive from Cardigan.

Please note that road conditions and traffic can vary, so it's always a good idea to check a reliable map service or GPS for real-time directions.

Remember, the specific details of your journey may vary based on your starting point in London and the time of travel, so it's essential to check the latest schedules and transportation options before your trip. Safe travels!


Accessibility

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