Seven Springs Park, Ceredigion

Holiday Park (find out more here)

Description

Seven Springs Park in Ceredigion is in the heart of Wales, home to some of the most stunning countryside and coastal views across the UK.  What's more, it has proven to be the perfect holiday location for many people.  If you are tired of city or suburban living, Seven Springs Park may be your best opportunity to escape to beautiful Ceredigion, and to enjoy holiday living at it's finest. 

About Seven Springs Park

This is a unique, gated park which is close to the coast as well as the countryside.  In fact, if you enjoy taking the odd walk through local nature and country trails, there will be several here for you to explore just outside the park.  From the park community outwards, you will be able to spy incredible sunrises and sunsets. Moreover, you will be closely linked to Aberaeron, which means you are never too far from town and city amenities.

Developed to be a peaceful community yet never too far removed from the action.  It's a true escape to the country.  This pet-friendly park also has its own exclusive fishing lakes on-site, as well as scores of wonderful nature trails and countryside walks available for you to explore.  Based in Mid Wales, you'll find Seven Springs nestled within four sprawling acres of lush greenery, meaning that if you truly want to break away from the greys of the city, now you can.

Take a lookout over the incredible coastline along Ceredigion, and plan your future adventures from a home that's easy to access from main public roads and local attractions alike.  Explore local festivals, fairs, and friendly communities.  This is an unspoilt paradise for anyone who really wants to get back to Wales at its most verdant and inspiring. 

Location

Seven Springs Park is cunningly located in rolling greenery for miles around.  However, that doesn't mean it is completely cut-off from society.  The popular town of Aberaeron is just five miles from the community resort, which means that if you do wish to explore the local harbour, the festivals which roll around from season to season, or otherwise, you are only ever a short journey away.  You can easily reach Aberaeron via public transport or by car, meaning that getting to and from the park is is never going to be much hassle for you.

This wonderful park also backs onto the quaint village of Llanon.  If you don't feel like heading all the way into Aberaeron for your essentials and amenities, you can access this thriving yet close-knit community just a mile away from the park itself.  You can also easily access Pennant, another local area brimming with local amenities.  Why not explore the local scene once you've moved in?

This site is carefully curated and maintained to reflect the beauty of the nature which surrounds it.  There's a reason why so many people flock to Wales for a taste of countryside bliss.  Seven Springs is a celebration of Mid Wales at its most peaceful and unspoilt, and will therefore be a fantastic location to explore if you are keen to holiday or retire here.  Why not take a look around? 

Nearby Attractions

Before planning a move or even a trip to Seven Springs, it makes sense to get to know the local region and its attractions.  As mentioned, there are a series of friendly villages based nearby, as well as a clear link to Aberaeron.  However, you may wish to start planning day trips or weekend escapes if you have your heart set on finding a property here.

While the development itself is full to the brim with beautiful views and wonderful convenience, you may still wish to venture out every once in a while.  And who can blame you?  With ample parking available on-site, as well as main road and transport links, there's no reason why you should box yourself in.  Let's take a look at some of the more popular sights and sounds available for you to explore in the nearby area. 

Cardigan Bay

Cardigan Bay is a beautiful corner of Wales which is easily reachable from the park.  Home to a glistening stretch of coastline and a series of authentic and historic seaside towns and villages, it is an incredible vantage point for views across the sea.  As the largest bay of its kind in Wales, Cardigan is used as an inlet or gateway of sorts to several local regions, such as Ceredigion.

Cardigan Bay is a wonderful step into a gorgeously-preserved past.  Its unspoilt coastlines and cobbled towns often host cultural fairs and festivals, and what's more, it's a fantastic launchpad for you to explore nearby counties and regions at your leisure.  The best part is it is easily reachable from Seven Springs. 

Sea Mor

Based in Cardigan Bay, Sea Mor offers you the brilliant opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the local aquatic life.  Want to go dolphin spotting?  Keen to head out into the wider sea on a boat trip?  Sea Mor plays host to several regular trips a day, though, of course, seasonal closures may apply.  Do book ahead - as you'll never forget the day you ventured out onto the waves beyond Cardigan Bay.  Take a closer look at seabirds, stunning cliffsides, and more.  You can even charter a boat for half a day to go fishing or to gently bob along the bay. 

Penlon Cottage Brewery

Mid Wales is just as well-known for its local produce as it is for its rolling hills and countryside.  Therefore, if you're a genuine ale lover, you'll want to explore Penlon Cottage Brewery, a local and independent beer-brewing farm which is open to the public for regular visitation.  Come and see traditional Welsh ales being brewed and bottled, and take home a few samples for yourself.

You'll also want to take in the incredible views from the farm and beyond here, as well as the popular food and drink events which open up here during the warmer months.  The venue is also hugely popular for private events booking, with many people choosing to hold their weddings here!  Why not head on down from Seven Springs to take a look for yourself? 

Hafod Estate

If you'd prefer to dip into Welsh heritage differently, you'll want to make a point of visiting the picture-postcard Hafod Estate.  This picturesque location spans over 200 hectares and is a premier location for conservation in the Ystwyth valley.  In fact, it is not too far from Aberystwyth itself, meaning you may wish to explore the wider region once you've taken a good look around.

The house itself here is breathtaking enough, but it is the sprawling landscape and grounds beyond which will appeal to visitors from all corners of the UK.  Take on one of several uniquely crafted nature walks, and be sure to take a closer look at the historical and much-loved Hafod Church, based in the region.  The Hafod Estate is more than just an estate once set up for a private living.  It is now a publicly-accessible countryside retreat, beautifully unspoilt and ready to welcome walkers and nature lovers from all around.  Again, it is another popular resort for private events and weddings, though you will never find the area too crowded - and it is certainly never noisy.

Why Buy at Seven Springs Park?

There are many reasons to buy on the development. Not only is the estate designed and maintained to offer impeccable tranquillity in the heart of central Wales, it is a fantastic base for anyone who wants to explore the beauty of the counties, towns and villages beyond.  Even from the safety and the comfort of the park itself, you can see the beauty of Wales bursting out of the countryside and coastline for miles around.  If these views don't inspire you to settle down or explore the region in closer detail, nothing will.

Properties remain hugely popular with people from all over the UK.  Therefore, it makes sense to take a close look at what may be available here, and to book a viewing at your convenience.  You never know - it may be the key to the countryside or coastal escape you've been looking for all these years.  Come and enjoy Wales at its most breath-taking, but don't feel you have to cut yourself off from society!  Choose a park community which is lovingly maintained and ideally located.

Address

Seven Springs Park
Pennant Road
Llanon
Ceredigion
SY23 5LZ