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Criccieth holiday home within walking distance of beach - sleeps 10

grade1Ref: 1068  — Bryn Gwalia —  Criccieth, Lleyn Peninsula grade1
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Imposing town house - Criccieth holiday home      Criccieth castle dominating the town
Criccieth holiday home within walking distance of beach - sleeps 10
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Conservatory of Criccieth holiday home      Mature garden of Criccieth holiday home

2 Blue Flag Beaches within 150 metres walk, Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways 4m, Portmeirion 5m, RSPB 6m, Abersoch 12m, Beddgelert/Snowdonia 14m

Criccieth holiday home within walking distance of beaches
  • Newly restored to a very high standard, this spacious and comfortable home sleeps up to 10 people with a lounge and dining room at the front.
  • Two leather sofas, wooden floors and feature stone fireplace make the sitting room welcoming and comfortable.
  • A rear conservatory overlooks a large garden with wooden benches placed in the shade of mature apple and pear trees.
  • The bedrooms, (2 en-suite) are well equipped and four have lovely views of the Castle and the fifth has views of the garden and towards Snowdonia.
  • With a homely atmosphere, the house is popular with both large and small groups and is ideal for an off-season short break (WSB).
Morfa Nefyn, Black Rock Sands, Traeth Beaches
  • Excellent beaches are nearby and 2 within 150 metres walk of this late Victorian town house in Castle Square just below the ruins of Criccieth castle. 
Criccieth & Lleyn Peninsula
  • Criccieth is a pristine resort with 2 Blue Flag beaches, one either side of the romantic ruined Welsh castle. There are excellent locally owned shops, supermarket, banks, post office, fuel station, internet cafe, chemist, doctor, pubs, high quality restaurants and tea rooms all within walking distance. Cadwalader’s ice cream and a nearby fish and chip shop make a delicious quick and easy meal – a great alternative to cooking! Markets are held on Wednesdays and Sundays (May - Sept)
Llyn Coastal Path near Criccieth holiday home
  • The Coastal Path can be joined here and as it meanders inland it reaches Llanystumdwy, the childhood home of Lloyd George, where there is a museum and very special riverside woodland walks to enjoy.
RSPB Hide Glaslyn The only breeding pair of Ospreys in Wales
  • Ospreys nest on the Glaslyn River inland from Porthmadog and the RSPB have a ‘hide’ here and cameras in the nest to show live footage of the bird's development, with the backdrop of Snowdon this is a lovely spot and a good starting point from which to explore Snowdonia.
RSPB Ynys hir
  • Near Machynlleth, 7 hides within the Welsh oak woodland and wet grassland. Look out for birds of prey. The visitors centre has a shop and cafe.
Llanberis Lake Railway
  • Enjoy spectacular views of Snowdonia from your seat on the train. Look out for 13th C Dolbadarn Castle before passing the scenic shores of Padarn Lake on the way to Penllyn.
Porthmadog, Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways
  • The bustling harbour town of Porthmadog is home to The Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. One at each end of town.
The Fairbourne Railway
  • Buy one ticket at Fairbourne and ride all day on this 1895 railway from Fairbourne to Barmouth. Llanstumdwy Boyhood Home of Lloyd George
  • Do visit the picturesque village of Llanstumdwy the boy hood home and museum of great 20th C statesman Lloyd George. Across the road is Tafarn y Plu a traditional family friendly Welsh inn serving real ales and good pub food.
The Goat Inn, Bryncir
  • Enjoy a meal in the warm convivial atmosphere of the Goat Inn paticularly popular for Sunday lunch. 
Caernarfon Castle
  • One of the most impressive castles in Wales built by Edward 1 to subdue the Welsh population. Now home to the fascinating Museum of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Wales' oldest regiments.
Bron Eifon Fishing Lakes
  • Keen fisher folk will enjoy coarse fishing for carp, tench, bream, orf, roach, gudgeon, chub and barbel in Bron Eifon 6 acre lake.
Cemlyn Tea Shop, Harlech
  • Not just a tea shop - but an award winning member of the Tea Councils Guild. Enjoy delicious teas with views of 13th C Harlech Castle, the Royal St Davids Golf Club and the sea.
  • The Golden Fleece Inn, Tremadog
  • The Golden Fleece Inn and bistro serve meals renownd for quality and value for money. Dogs are welcome in the covered courtyard.
  • Lots to enjoy near this Criccieth holiday home.
ACCOMMODATION: 5 Bedrooms sleeping maximum of 10 plus travel cot. 2 doubles en-suite (each with double shower, toilet and washbasin) and 1 twin on 1st floor, 1 twin (each with tv) and 1 double on 2nd floor. Take care please, steep stairs to 2nd floor.
Bedlinen provided.
Bathroom on 1st floor with bath, toilet, wash basin, shower cubicle.
Kitchen fully fitted luxury kitchen with double oven cooker, microwave, dishwasher, freezer, fridge/freezer, radio, table and chairs seating 4.High chair.
Conservatory 6 easy chairs, Freeview tv, radio/cassette, bookcase with collection of books.
Utility Room with washing machine and tumble dryer, sink.
Cloakroom on ground floor with toilet and washbasin.
Dining Room oak dining table and leather/oak chairs seating 10, oak floor, stone fireplace with gas fire, Freeview tv.
Lounge 2 x 3 seater leather sofas, leather easy chair, 2 leather beanbags, oak floor, stone fireplace with gas fire, Freeview lcd tv, dab micro-hifi, collection of dvds and cds.
Fuel gas central heating inclusive May – September, £30 per week outside these dates.
Grounds large fully enclosed garden with lawns, apple and pear trees, shrubs, flower beds and garden furniture. Care with toddlers please, some uneven steps.
Ample Parking at rear of property.
Sorry no pets and please do not smoke indoors.
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