This remote yet accessible cottage on the breathtaking coast of Snowdonia National Park offers you, your family and your furry-tailed adventurer the chance to switch off and soak up nature’s best. Nestled within a working farm and surrounded by lush greenery, this traditional stone cottage combines rural charm with modern comforts – ideal for curling up after long countryside walks. Perfect location to walk the Welsh Coastal Path from Pwllheli to Aberystwyth using the train - station is only a 10-15 minute walk from the cottage.
Step through the door, towel off muddy paws in the utility room, and head to the lounge. Here, you’ll find pillowy sofas, a warming wood burner, and a Smart TV for winding down with your loyal hound dozing happily at your feet. Cook hearty, post-walk suppers in the bright kitchen/diner, then gather around the large wooden table to dine together. After muddy moorland treks or sandy beach runs, there’s a ground-floor shower room to freshen up in. The sleeping arrangements include a spacious double room on the ground floor, plus an additional double and a twin upstairs. A sleek shower room upstairs completes the layout. The private outdoor area is a real treat. With vast views of the Eryri/Snowdonia mountains and the glistening sea. Fire up the BBQ for evening feasts to make the most of the fresh air. There's also a secure storage area for bikes and paddleboards, and private parking for up to three cars.
Set just 2.5 miles from the seaside town of Tywyn, the setting is fantastic for beach-bound days with your canine companion. Both Fairbourne and Aberdyfi (within 9 miles) also welcome waggy-tailed wanderers and can be reached via stretches of the spectacular Wales Coast Path – a dream for sniff-worthy hikes and scenic rambles. Travel inland for adventures around Dolgoch Falls, the glassy waters of Llyn Mwyngil, or the legendary peaks of Cadair Idris – all within 10 miles. Alternatively, History hounds can journey back in time aboard the Talyllyn Railway, 6 miles from home.