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Welcome to Ty'r Heulwen, a luxurious upside down cottage, nestled just a short stroll from the heart of Aberdovey, Wales. This exquisite property comfortably accommodates up to eight guests with two ground floor double bedrooms, one featuring patio doors that open to the expansive shared garden, and a convenient ground floor adult bunk room. Additionally, guests will appreciate the ground floor shower room. The first floor boasts a fully-equipped kitchen and a spacious sitting room with a dining area, a cosy double sofa bed, an electric fire, and patio doors leading to a scenic veranda. Overlooking the stunning Aberdovey golf course, the large shared gardens and off-road parking for two cars make Ty'r Heulwen a perfect retreat for families and friends seeking luxury in the Welsh landscape.
This superb mid-terrace holiday cottage offers unparalleled views of the glorious Welsh countryside and is a mere walk from Aberdovey's vibrant centre. With its innovative upside down layout, this pet-friendly property is ideal for groups of friends or families looking to explore the captivating Welsh coastline. The ground floor features two excellent double bedrooms, one with access to a large, lush garden, and an adult bunk room. An additional shower room and cloakroom with basin and WC provide added convenience. The first floor invites culinary enthusiasts to a well-equipped kitchen, while the sitting room, complete with an electric fire, sofa bed, and dining area, opens onto a sun-drenched veranda. Relish the tranquillity of the area as you overlook the Aberdovey golf course or explore the nearby four-mile stretch of sandy beaches, perfect for watersports, fishing, or a leisurely stroll.
Ty'r Heulwen features three ground floor bedrooms: two doubles, including one with patio doors to the rear lawns, and an adult bunk room. Guests have access to a ground floor bathroom with an overhead shower, basin, and WC, and an additional ground floor WC with basin. The first floor houses a state-of-the-art kitchen and a sitting room that doubles as a dining area, complete with a sofa bed and an inviting electric fire. This setup ensures a comfortable and luxurious stay, accommodating a variety of needs and preferences.
Aberdovey, known for its mild climate, sandy beaches, and a prestigious 18-hole links golf course, is often dubbed as "an artist's paradise". This picturesque harbour village, brimming with pastel-coloured cottages, charming shops, and exquisite seafood restaurants, provides an idyllic and relaxed atmosphere. Aberdovey's beaches, ranked among the finest in Britain, stretch north to Tywyn, home to the renowned Talyllyn Steam Railway. These beaches are a haven for sunbathers, surfers, and fishermen alike. The nearby peaks of Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy offer a plethora of walking trails, catering to all levels of hikers. Whether you're drawn by the allure of the coastline or the majestic mountains, a stay in this delightful Aberdovey cottage guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Gwynedd is a magical county that is home to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. In fact, a huge percentage of the county is covered by this wonderful National Park including majestic mountains, peaceful valleys, stunning flowing rivers and magical, fairytale castles and forests. You can also discover superb sandy beaches and fun filled coastal resorts. The county is also home to an abundance of culture and heritage, founded over two millennia ago. As the home of the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd can easily boast some of the most outstanding scenery in the UK, making this county the perfect retreat from modern life and the hustle and bustle of city living. For visitors looking to enjoy some sightseeing there is plenty to keep you busy from Caernarfon Castle to Greenwood Forest Park and the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. There are also a few railways to enjoy on a family day out taking in the sights and exploring the area. On the other hand if you would prefer to explore this magnificent county from the great outdoors, there is a huge collection of activities for visitors to enjoy. Try something new and exhilarating such as rock climbing, paintballing, White water rafting or a high ropes course.There are also fantastic opportunities to enjoy walking, trekking, cycling, horse riding, sailing, coasteering and much more. As Gwynedd boasts such a variety of landscape from mountains to countryside to coast, the county is the perfect place for producing fresh and delicious produce. Experience these wonderful foods at a local restaurant, pub or café whilst on your stay in Gwynedd. Looking for the ultimate romantic get away, why not search Luxury romantic self-catering in Wales.