Dog friendly character cottage, at foot of Cambrian mountain, panoramic views, near Machynlleth & coast.

Welsh country cottage for holidays in stunning rural landscape	Contemporary open plan living in Welsh holiday cottage near Machynlleth
Stylish dining for 6 in Machynlleth holiday cottage	Fabulous Ynyslas beach 25 miles drive from cottage near Machynlleth
Machynlleth 1.5m, Aberdovey 10m, Ynyslas/Borth Beach 13m

Accommodation Details:

3 en-suite bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6 plus cot on request. Master double bedroom on ground floor, double bedroom & twin bedroom on 1st floor. Each en-suite has a shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin.

Bedlinen & Towels provided.

Kitchen luxury oak kitchen with electric cooker (electric oven and hob) microwave, larder fridge, dishwasher and Belfast sink.

Lounge/ Dining Room spacious open plan lounge with exposed beams and stonework, log burning stove, hide leather 3 piece suite, giant floor cushions, double staircase leading to 1st floor bedrooms, French doors leading to terrace. Freesat tv/dvd Oak dining table seating 6. High chair on request.

Utility Room with toilet, sink and drainer, washing machine, tumble dryer, freezer, drying rack.

Fuel Geothermal heating with ground source heat pump providing under floor heating and hot water inclusive May to September, £20 per week outside these dates.

Grounds partly enclosed garden with terrace. Opening at driveway entrance.

Welcome free 2 very well behaved pets – please keep to the ground floor.

No smoking indoors please.

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About this cottage:

• The view from the huge picture windows of Pandy Bach is an incredible panorama of the surrounding countryside.
• This is a newly converted 19th Century Woollen Mill, stylishly developed to an extremely high standard and furnished throughout with a mix oak furniture and exquisite contemporary fixtures and fittings. Owned and managed meticulously by local farming family.

• Cader Idris’s rugged slopes are in the distance and red kites, peregrines and buzzards soar across the valley below, the backdrop made up of the colours of sheep pastures, woods and rolling green hills, studded with craggy outcrops.
• All year round short breaks are possible at this property. Please phone for availability and price.

• A bird watchers, walkers & nature lovers paradise adjacent to the Dyfi Estuary made up of 3 parts, an internationally important peat bog, remarkable sand dunes and a sunken forest. A fascinating day out for the whole family.

• This award winning National Flagship of Wales offers a wide ranging programme including drama, dance, music, visiual arts, film and more.

• Experience an unforgetable journey on the last steam train to be owned by British Rail through magnificent Welsh countryside from Aberystwyth to Devils Bridge.

• Delightful game fishing in 2 natural lakes from bank or boat for brown trout, blue, rainbow and wild brownies. Tight lines!

• See Wales from a birds eye view. Paragliding courses, Tandem flights, Paramotor courses and more.

• Aberdovey and Borth/Ynyslas beaches are each a 15 min drive away and Machynlleth a historic market town is 1.5 miles where there is an excellent range of restaurants, cafes, superb individual shops, art galleries, music venues and a leisure centre.

• Snowdonia National Park, the Cardigan Bay coastline and the stunning Dyfi estuary are within easy access of Pandy Bach with a huge variety of outdoor activities. There are miles of empty dunes and surfing beaches and beautiful estuaries.

• It is great country for walking – visitors are invited to walk the owner’s fields from the Mill - and for mountain biking (the Holey bike trail and Glyndwr`s way can both be joined at the bottom of the driveway).
• Go canoeing at Llyn Clewedog or just relax on the banks of the River Dulas, a salmon and trout tributary river just 50 meters from the property.

• Take the opportunity of an unforgettable journey on the Cambrian Coast railway between Machynlleth and Pwllheli, the train hugging the coastline with spectacular sea and mountain views and offering plenty of places to stop off for a great day out when holidaying in this cottage.

• An authentic silver mine and Prince Charles Award winning museum exhibiting a fascinating insight into life and work nearly 200 years ago.

• A sandy beach backed by a pebble ridge with amazing views along the coast. The safe firm sand is perfect for digging and building and bathing is safe. Popular with families and beachsports enthusiasts.

• Fabulous heritage and wildlife trips tailor made to suit your party. See bottlenose dolphins, shearwaters and if you are lucky even leather back turtles.

• A rare opportunity to enjoy the memorable sound of an authentic New York built Wurlitzer organ at Neaudd Pendre Hall, Tywyn concerts and dances.

• Join in the fun, even place a bet if you are feeling lucky, at the most prestigious and established tradtion of harness racing in mid Wales. There will be lots to see and do including a childrens corner and plenty of food, drink and bookmakers.

• There is much to enjoy from this cottage with panoramic country views near Machynlleth. To the east the Cambrian Mountains, Welsh lakes including lake Vyrnwy, to the west the whole of Cardigan Bay coastline and to the north the Snowdonia Mountain National Park.

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