36A High Street, Cardigan is a stylish and comfortable three-storey apartment set in a charming period townhouse, right in the heart of Cardigan. Nestled above a small, quiet office, you'll step straight onto the bustling high street, with two fantastic independent cafés - Stwdio 3 & Belotti’s, just across the road. A short 1-2 minute stroll towards the River Teifi brings you to Cardigan Castle and its renowned 1176 Castle Restaurant, or over the road is Mannuccis Italian and a little further down is Pizza Tipi, right on the river front. From the nearby quay, you can embark on a scenic boat trip along the river, out past Cardigan Island, and into the stunning Cardigan Bay.

For entertainment, guests can enjoy free WiFi, a Smart TV, and a selection of books for a relaxed night in.

And best of all - the house is dog friendly too, and there’s no better place to bring a dog on holiday than Cardigan. With so many dog friendly venues, beaches and countryside walks available, it’s the perfect place to bring your dogs on holiday with you. One of our favorite walks from Cardigan is just over the old bridge and along the river to Cardigan Wildlife Centre.

Whether you're here for a relaxing getaway, a foodie adventure, or an outdoor escape, 36A High Street Cardigan offers the perfect base to experience everything this vibrant town has to offer.


Layout

Inside, 36A Cardigan blends contemporary design with period charm, offering warmth and exceptional comfort. The open-plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area create a welcoming space to relax and unwind. The lounge features plush sofas and a Smart TV, perfect for cozy evenings in, while the dining area has a modern picnic-style table for meals together. The well-equipped kitchen includes everything you need for a stress-free stay, with a fridge, freezer, microwave, oven, hob, toaster, kettle, high chair, and a full range of cookware and utensils. For added convenience, laundry facilities include a washing machine, iron, and ironing board.

The apartment sleeps six adults comfortably, with space for up to seven if traveling with children. Each of the three charming bedrooms retains original wooden floorboards, adding to the home’s character. The two king-size bedrooms feature a beautiful mix of classic and modern furnishings, while the twin room has two single beds and a pull-out trundle bed, perfect for an additional child if needed. The main family bathroom is sleek and modern, with a shower over bath, and there is also a separate WC for convenience. Soft, fresh towels are provided for all guests.


Sleeping Arrangements

2 King size double bedrooms.
1 Twin room with trunked single.
1 Cot available.
1 Bathroom (shower over bath).
1 Separate W/C.
Bed Linen & Towels Provided.


Exterior

Roof top terrace with patio furniture and views over the town.


Local Area

Cardigan Bay Highlights

Cardigan has a wealth of independent shops, restaurants and creative outlets.
Close to both The Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the Ceredigion Coast Path, with wonderful sandy beaches dotted along the Cardigan Bay coastline just waiting to be explored.
The River Teifi that borders the town, offers fishing, kayaking and canoeing to those who fancy getting off dry land.
If heading further out to sea is your thing, grab a boat ride from A Bay to Remember and see if you can spot the famous Cardigan Bay dolphins.
Cardigan Castle grounds and restaurant.
Theatre Mwldan - Theatre & Cinema showcasing local and international live performances, all the latest movie releases and specially selected, less well know films from around the World.

History

In 1093 the Norman Roger de Montgomery established the town and Cardigan castle. In 1176 the rebuilt castle became the site of the first competitive Eisteddfod. From the Middle Ages Cardigan became a major trading port and ship building area and was one of the most important ports of emigration to North America.


Location

Cardigan lies at the southern most point of Ceredigion, West Wales.
Flanking the border of North Pembrokeshire.
Cardigan lies on the banks of the River Teifi that slowly meanders it’s way to the Poppit Sands and the sea.
12 miles north of Newport Pembrokeshire.
2 miles from the start of The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.


Getting there

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DRIVING DIRECTIONS

From the M4 (South Wales / England)

Typical route from the M4 near Swansea / Carmarthen:

1. Leave the M4 at Junction 49 (Pont Abraham).
2. Join the A48 towards Carmarthen.
3. Follow signs for Carmarthen town centre.
4. From Carmarthen, take the A484 north towards Newcastle Emlyn / Cardigan.
5. Stay on the A484 for about 28 miles.
6. Enter Cardigan via Llechryd.
7. Follow signs for Town Centre / High Street.

Approximate travel times
Swansea to Cardigan: about 1 hour 30 minutes
M4 Junction 49 to Cardigan: about 1 hour 10 minutes

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From North Wales

Option 1 – West coast route

1. Follow the A487 south from Aberystwyth.
2. Continue on the A487 through Aberaeron.
3. Stay on the A487 until you reach Cardigan town centre.

Approximate travel time
Aberystwyth to Cardigan: about 1 hour

Option 2 – Inland route

1. Travel south on the A483 or A470 depending on your starting point.
2. Connect to the A44 or A487 towards Aberystwyth.
3. Continue south on the A487 to Cardigan.

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Cardigan does not have a train station, so the final part of the journey must be by bus or taxi.

Nearest train stations
Carmarthen – about 26 miles
Clynderwen – about 19 miles
Fishguard Harbour – about 19 miles
Aberystwyth – about 39 miles

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Train and bus via Carmarthen

1. Take a train to Carmarthen (from Cardiff, Swansea or London).
2. From Carmarthen Bus Station take the bus 460 to Cardigan.
3. Get off at Finch Square or the town centre, which is a short walk to High Street.

Approximate total journey time from London: about 6–7 hours.

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Train and bus via Aberystwyth

1. Take a train to Aberystwyth.
2. From Aberystwyth take the T5 TrawsCymru bus south to Cardigan.
3. Bus journey time is about 1 hour.

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Main bus routes serving Cardigan

T5 – Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest
460 – Carmarthen to Cardigan

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Town centre stops closest to High Street

Finch Square
Cardigan Castle stop
Post Office stop


Accessibility

Please note that access to the property is via stairs from the street, and with accommodation spread over three floors, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.