With views of the River Dyfi as it flows towards the sea, this rustic cottage makes a fantastic getaway for couples and families discovering the southern stretch of the glorious Snowdonia National Park. Offering inviting accommodation for up to four guests, this property also has plenty of space for one pet dog to tag along. Featuring timber beams, a cheery wood burner and a delightful ornamental pond, this imaginatively updated barn conversion provides a charming retreat for enjoying the sandy beaches, breathtaking mountains and long woodland walks of a spectacular part of Mid Wales.
Entering this beautiful stone-built cottage via some steps, you will find the relaxing open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with slate flooring and timber beams in the high vaulted ceilings. The cosy lounge has a warming wood burner, and there’s a delightful dining area over by the light-filled kitchen. The ground floor also offers a shower room and the first bedroom: a double room with an oak dressing table. Stairs lead up and directly into the mezzanine-style twin bedroom. From the lounge, French doors open out onto the picturesque garden. Patio furniture can be found on the decked area overlooking a beautiful ornamental pond, offering a lovely spot for a morning coffee. A few steps lead down to the lawn, surrounded by mature shrubs and trees, with space for your canine friend to run about.
The cottage is just 3 miles from the centre of Aberdyfi, also known as Aberdovey, a bustling coastal town with a choice of pet-welcoming pubs, cafes and restaurants. The glorious sandy beach is dog friendly, and you can enjoy a range of water sports along the River Dyfi including windsurfing, sailing and paddleboarding. Heading north into Snowdonia, keen walkers can take their canine companions on memorable hikes in stunning surroundings.