Bwthyn Stabal

• Pretty little Bwthyn Stabal (Stable Cottage) is tucked away at the side of a late 18th Century Grade II listed manor house in the heart of Criccieth on the Llyn Peninsula. May also be booked with Plas Bryn Hir (1352) which sleeps 13 &/or Bwthyn yr Ardd (1198) which sleeps 6.
• Surrounded by protected woodlands this lovely holiday cottage with sea views from the kitchen/dining room and bifolding kitchen doors is in a peaceful location with a walled garden.
• Enjoy leisurely al fresco meals and an orchard shared with its 'sister' Bwthyn yr Ardd (ref 1198) .
• Pretty interior includes a snug little sitting room with a Victorian fireplace and a cream kitchen.
  
• 2 of the attractive bedrooms have Victorian fireplaces.
  
• Look out for the 600 year old yew tree in the grounds along with oak, walnut and Douglas Firs.
• The property is protected with CCTV in the grounds, focused on the oil tank whilst guests are in residence and on the front door in low season.
• There are 2 other properties on the estate Plas Bryn Hir (Ref. 11352) and Bwthyn Yr Ardd (Ref. 1198) sleeping 13 and 6 respectively – a total of 23 people can be accommodated for larger group bookings.
  

• Walk into the town which is overlooked by its distinctive ruined castle on the hillside which separates the 2 Blue Flag beaches.
• Lots of locally owned shops - deli/coffee shop, butchers and fishmongers - good recommended restaurants are Poachers, Dylan's and Royal China .

• Join the Llyn Coastal Path for walks with spectacular views across the bay to Harlech - wonderful bird and marine life.

• Discover fulfilling activities for the whole family from thrilling adventures to petting furry animals, exhilarating boat trips and visiting off shore islands.

• The Welsh Highland Railway and Ffestiniog Railway both depart from the coastal town of Porthmadog on their iconic journeys through the magical Snowdonia landscape. Sit back, relax and let the nostalgic train take the strain.

• Squeezed between the rugged coast and majestic mountains the Snowdonia National Park is packed with awe inspiring adventures, breathtaking scenery, fabulous walks, sleepy villages, delicious local produce, iconic steam train rides, industrial heritage and so much more. Well worth at least one day out, probably more.

• This is the picturesque Italian folly based on Portofino - beautiful views, a great restaurant and unique pottery.

• There are riverside walks and a scrumptious ice cream shop to enjoy and whilst on the way and check out the RSPB Osprey Centre on the Glaslyn River.

• Wales' largest island with its tranquil rural landscape, beautiful rugged coast, numerous unspoiled beaches, historic sites and delicious local produce is well worth visiting.

• Visit Trefriw Mill in the village of Trefriw and Brynkir Mill in Golan two working woollen mills producing traditional woollen fabrics as beautiful and appealing today as they were 200 years ago. Each mill has a shop and cafe.

3 bedrooms sleeping maximum of 5. 1 Double with Kingsize bed, 1 Twin and 1 Single all on 1st floor.

Bedlinen provided. 

Bathroom with full suite and shower over bath on 1st floor.

Kitchen well appointed with cream fully fitted units, electric oven & hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and an antique gate legged folding dining table & 5 chairs

Lounge Victorian fireplace (not in use) 2 x 3 seater sofas. Free view TV/DVD, CD/radio. , slate floors.

Grounds not enclosed care with small children, patio area, walled garden with garden furniture, shared orchard.

Additional Information

Winter Short Breaks  - Tes, minimum of a 4-night stay.

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £30 p/w

Dogs - 1 well behaved dog welcome free

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes