Cromwell Cottage is part of a 16th-century, Welsh long-house; it was renovated in 2001.  Cromwell Cottage is furnished in a traditional, Welsh style, with much of the original stonework and roof structure exposed.  The cottage has a huge "inglenook" fireplace, with a massive oak beam across the top.  The beam and many of the rafters have been "recycled" from sailing ships in the 18th and 19th centuries.  Cromwell Cottage is full of "atmosphere".  It sleeps 2 in a loft overlooking the main room and can accommodate 2 more (in a pinch) on a pull-out sofa bed.

Cavalier Cottage

Cavalier Cottage was converted in 2002.  Cavalier Cottage is painted, inside and outside, with whitewash.  So it has a lighter and more contemporary feel than Cromwell Cottage -- more Laura Ashley than traditional Welsh.  Like Cromwell Cottage, Cavalier Cottage has an exposed roof structure.  Cavalier Cottage also has a cozy, wood-burning stove.  The cottage has a separate bedroom that sleeps 2 and an en suite bathroom.