Dogs welcome small holiday cottage near Criccieth, Llanstumdwy & Porthmadog, Snowdonia.

Accommodation Details:

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4, plus cot. 1 double and 1 twin.

Bathroom with full suite and shower over bath Towels provided

Kitchen country style with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, automatic washing machine. Table and chairs to seat 4. Highchair.

Conservatory off kitchen with cane furniture.

Lounge a cosy room with stone fireplace, electric fire, 3 piece suite, tv, dining suite. Long low window with window seat.

Grounds enclosed, with lovely garden, lawns and walk down to river, care with small children.

Fishing available. Garden furniture, barbecue.

Parking for 2 cars.

Fuel gas central heating £40 per week Oct to May, outside these dates £40 per week payable to owner if required.

2 Dogs welcome FREE - take care, sheep in area.

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About this cottage:

• This restored smithy cosy in winter, with conservatory for the summer, has a delightful garden with oak and ash trees and path meandering down to the river.
• The comfortable sitting room has feature stone fire place with elegant electric fire for warm cosy evenings.
• Sun trap conservatory opening onto a delightful secluded garden.
• Bedrooms are light and airy and have lovely garden views.
• The converted smithy is a completely self-contained, seperate and secluded extension to the main house.
• Ideal for walkers

• Set at the entrance of Cwm Pennant, one of the most enchanting valleys - walk here and be enraptured by the peace and beauty.

• Drive your car directly onto this sprawling sandy beach - ideal for the elderly and infirm. The beach is popular with bathers, watersports enthusiasts for boating and fishing.

• The busy little harbour town of Porthmadog just 4 miles away has a good range of local amenities including banks, post office, internet cafe, chemist, doctors surgery, vetinary surgery, filling station and supermarkets. It is also home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways.

• Traditional Welsh blankets woven in two layers making them extra cosy and reversible with a different colourway on each side. They are on sale in the shop. To check opening times and when to see the weaving please call 01766 515165 . ~Products can also be viewed on eccowales.com(eccowales.com)~

• Do experience the thrill of a fast boat trip out to Bardsey Island with Enlli Sea Safaris. See the largest population of sheerwaters in Britain as well as many other bird and seal populations. The boat leaves from Aberdaron on the tip of the Lleyn Peninsula

• A high level adventurous journey through the trees at Trefriw whilst negotiating obstacles - great fun but not for the faint hearted.

• See the only breeding pair of ospreys in Wales surrounded by amazing Snowdonia views.

• Do call in at Snowdon's Honey Farm & Winery at Llanfrothen and try some free samples. Relax and drink tea in the tea garden while you decide which delicious honey products to buy or call in at the shop in Llanberis.
• Ideally located at this holiday cottage near Criccieth and Porthmadog for excellent hill walking in Wales.

• Castle Cottage at Harlech is a recommended restaurant with a reputation for good food. Local seasonal produce including seafood is used to create delicious dishes.
• The small coves at Borth y Gest are only a short drive away.

• One of the great little steam railways in Wales travelling the scenic route from Caernarfon to Porthmadog with refreshments on route
• Caernarfon Airworld is an interactive air museum offering pleasure flights. See your holiday home from a completely different perspective.

• The picturesque Italianate village of Portmeirion was built by Sir Clough Williams Ellis on its own private peninusla of the Snowdon coast to show how a naturally beautiful site could be developed. There isriverside walk, a number of interesting shops including Portmeirion pottery for sale and a choice of places to eat and drink.

• International, Welsh and traditional dishes are served in this comfortable family run establishment in Llanrwst.
• Those interested in books and antique maps will be fascinated by a visit to Roz Hulse Beautiful Books in Trefriw. Stock ranges from 16th C antique to modern day private press specialising in lithographs, aquatints and modern wood cuts. All are genuine original items.

• Padarn Country Park has 800 acres of countryside, lake and woodland crisscrossed with delightful walking opportunities.
• Much to enjoy from this holiday cottage near Criccieth and Porthmadog - excellent for hill & coastal walking in North Wales. Do buy a souvenier from the nearby Brynkir Welsh Woollen Mill.

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