Holiday Cottages in Tywyn, Gwynedd available for rental
We have 5 self catering holiday cottages in Tywyn,Gwynedd
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| Minffordd Cottage , Tywyn |
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Price: £ 166- £531
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Set in the quiet village of Llanegryn, this 19th Century end-terrace cottage is a stone-built property in the lovely Dysynni Valley. Situated in the Snowdonia region, where the mountains meet the sea, this charming holiday home offers a wonderful cottage atmosphere, seamlessly combined with modern facilities. Close by is the seaside town of Tywyn, the harbour village of Aberdovey and the Talyllyn Steam Railway – all of which provide visitors with a great day out – as well as the incredible Snowdonia National Park. Guests to this cosy cottage can also enjoy the region's excellent cycling, climbing, biking, bird watching, horse riding and golf facilities. |
| Located in the beautiful Dysynni Valley, Llanegryn is a small, quiet village set in the south of the Snowdonia National Park. Only four miles from the bustling coastal town of Tywyn, Llanegryn is well placed for anyone looking to enjoy the Talyllyn Narrow Gauge Steam Railway. This lovely little transport network boasts a seven mile track with runs through some of the most wonderful countryside in Britain, passing both the stunning Talyllyn Lake and the imposing Mount Cader Idris. Tywyn also boasts a long sandy beach: a favourite with families and water sport enthusiasts, especially surfers. Just four miles away is the lovely seaside village of Aberdovey which is renowned for sailing, sail-boarding, fishing, boat excursions and an excellent 18-hole championship golf course. |
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| Penbryn Bach , Tywyn |
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Price: £ 165- £325
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Penbryn Bach is a semi detached cottage that was originally part of a 17th Century, stone-built farmhouse in the village of Tywyn near to Aberdovey in West Wales. With one double bedroom and a bathroom, it is perfect for two people. The cottage also contains a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a gas fire. Outside the cottage is off road parking for one car and a front lawned garden plus a rear courtyard area with garden furniture. Just five minutes walk from the beach, Penbryn Bach is a wonderful cottage for a couple looking to spend some time together. |
| Tywyn is a Victorian town on the coast of North Wales, a typically seaside place, with a promenade, putting green, leisure centre, cinema, restaurants and cafes, not to mention the beach, which is huge, sandy and great for familie, and runs all the way south the the pretty harbour village of Aberdovey. Tywyn is also home to the main station on the Tan-y-Llyn scenic railway. Aberdovey is popular with artists who are drawn to the pastel-coloured cottages and picturesque harbour, while everyone will enjoy the quaint shops, inns and seafood restaurants. There are fine beaches in Aberdovey, and the area has much in terms of swimming, sailing, watersports and fishing opportunities. Great walking and climbing complete the package this lovely area has to offer. |
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| Carter Wyn , Tywyn |
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Price: £ 203- £681
Sleeps: 7 |
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| This 17th century Grade II Listed, semi-detached holiday cottage is situated at Geufron, a smallholding of 20 acres of mountainside, surrounded on all sides by incredible views of the mountains, valleys and sea. Guests benefit from the luxury of a shared, heated outdoor swimming pool, pretty picnic spots, and lovely hillside walks. Sandy beaches, cycling, water sports and golf courses are all within easy reach of this relaxing holiday property. |
| Bryncrug is a small village with a pub and a shop, which nestles in the Dysynni Valley at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park. The lovely harbour village of Aberdovey, with its sandy beaches, mild climate, championship golf course and sailing opportunities, is just six miles from Bryncrug. The pastel coloured cottages, welcoming inns, superb restaurants which specialise in local seafood, and little shops are the reason that the village is known as an “artist’s paradise”. Four miles of golden shoreline runs north to the Victorian seaside community of Tywyn, which boasts a promenade, restaurants, fish and chip shops, putting green and leisure centre. Swimmers, sunbathers, surfers, fishermen and water sports enthusiasts all flock to Tywyn for the beaches and the estuary. The peaks of the Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy mountains and the Dovey and Dysynni valleys are located nearby for excellent walking and climbing. |
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| Brynllech , Tywyn |
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Price: £ 200- £499
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Brynllech is a Victorian mid terraced cottage situated in a traditional street near the centre of Tywyn near to Aberdovey with views of the Dysynni Valley and the Cader Idris mountain range beyond. Spread over three floors and with four bedrooms (two singles and two doubles), this cottage can sleep six people. The cottage also has a family bathroom, a fitted kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room both with gas fires. To the outside of the cottage is a small yard to the rear and off road parking for two cars. Just five minutes' walk from the town centre and just ten minutes walk from the large sandy beach, Brynllech is a fabulous family holiday cottage in a wonderful location. |
| The town of Tywyn lies on Cardigan Bay, perched on the end of the imposing Cader Idris mountain range where the landscape tumbles into the sea on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The promenade and town are all on one level, ideal for that gentle evening stroll by the clear blue water of the Bay. The proximity to mountains and sea means the town also offers a wide variety of activities, from mountaineering to surfing, and the area offers leisurely rambles through the beautiful countryside. Slightly further afield lie the towns of Dolgellau and Aberdovey (with its golf course), while attractions such as Harlech Castle, Llanfair Slate Caverns and the Talyllyn Railway, together with the sandy beaches of the Cambrian coast make this an ideal location for a relaxing break. |
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| Bwthyn Bach , Tywyn |
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Price: £ 171- £429
Sleeps: 2 |
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| This large 17th Century, Grade II Listed former hayloft has been carefully converted into a wonderful "upside down" cottage full of character that makes a great romantic holiday retreat. The cosy and welcoming accommodation includes a double four-poster bedroom, open-plan living area, many original features including original beams, and a private patio and shared use of the heated outdoor swimming pool. Bwthyn Bach is a fantastic base for exploring the attractions of North Wales. |
| The picturesque Dysynni Valley, at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park, is home to the small village of Bryncrug. The village has its own shop and pub, and is situated only six miles from the pretty harbour village of Aberdovey, well-known for its temperate climate, sandy beaches, sailing and championship 18-hole links golf course. The “artist’s paradise” of Aberdovey is aptly named due to its pastel coloured cottages, inns, superb restaurants that specialise in delicious local seafood, and little shops. Four miles of the best golden sand dune-backed shoreline in Britain runs north to Tywyn, a fine Victorian seaside town which boasts a promenade, putting green, leisure centre, and various eateries. The Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy mountain ranges are all close by, as are the charming Dovey and Dysynni valleys nearby. If you love walking, climbing and wildlife watching, this area is for you. |
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