PARC Morlais is ideal for a discerning holidaymaker looking for a perfect second home. Morlais, in Welsh, means ‘song/voice of the sea’ and the sea dominates the views from the park.

The site is family run and has been lovingly developed from a gently sloping 8-acre green field with stunning panoramic coastal views into a brand new Luxury Lodge park benefiting from a state-of-the-art infrastructure, with all services piped underground to each unit.

The park is registered for a maximum of 30 double size pitches, giving each unit plenty of space and privacy. There is a choice of garden or lakeside pitches, all with wonderful views of the sea and the Snowdonia Mountains in the distance.

Lodges will be sold with a 99 year tenure and a 12-month holiday licence – so owners are able to access their unit throughout the year, giving them the opportunity to spend winter holidays in the temperate west Wales climate.

All roads are built and lighting installed so that new owners can choose their plot in any part of the park. There is an eco-friendly sewerage plant, mains water and adequate electricity supply for each plot, and also piped LPG gas from the gas storage station on site.

A new office building at the entrance to the park has Wi Fi access and there’s a site manager for added security who is also a source of local information.

The site has been landscaped with hundreds of trees and shrubs and three lakes, encouraging the return of endangered birds as well as other wildlife.

FOR SALE

Lodges are available from £99,000, including delivery, siting and decking. A deposit of £1,000 will reserve the pitch of your choice (deducted from the final price if the sale completed within 12 months of reservation).

LOCAL INFO

• Local amenities: Llanon has a Post Office/general store, bakery, butchers, garages. More facilities in Aberaeron (5 miles) and Aberystwyth (11 miles), including banks, etc.
• Health: There are two GP surgeries in Aberaeron, plus dentists, opticians and chemists. The District General Hospital is at Aberystwyth.
• Public transport: Regular bus service from Llanon to Aberystwyth, Aberaeron and New Quay. The nearest railway station is at Aberystwyth.
• Eating and drinking: There is a 4 star restaurant at Plas Morfa on the beach near Llanon, and two pubs within a mile.
• Entertainment: Aberaeron has an annual Fish Festival, a Carnival with jazz bands, a Regatta and the Welsh Cob Festival, plus leisure centre and swimming pool. Aberystwyth has a theatre, cinema and arts centre.

WHAT CAN I DO AROUND HERE?

Aberaeron – Lively harbour town and beauty spot, lined with colourful houses with many speciality shops, cafés, pubs, craft centre and Yacht Club. Famed for its honey ice cream from the Hive on the Quay.

Follow the falls – At the end of the Vale of Rheidol steam railway from Aberystwyth is the village of Devil’s Bridge and the lovely Mynach Falls, where the River Mynach drops 300ft to meet the River Rheidol.


CONTACT
Parc Morlais, Llanon, Ceredigion, Wales SY23 5LZ. Tel: 01974 202663. Email: [email protected]. Website: www.parcmorlais.co.uk

• Just 1 mile from village of Llanon in Ceredigion, 5 miles from Aberaeron and 11 miles from Aberystwyth
• Site fees for 2009 are £2000 per year, include rates and ground maintenance
• Ground rent £2,000
• 12-month holiday licence, 99-year tenure
• Electricity and LPG metered individually
• Decking custom built to take full advantage of the views of sea and lakes.


This review was published in the February 2009 issue of Park & Holiday Homes magazine. To order our latest issue please click here.


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