We’ve started helping some friends and neighbours to advertise their self catering properties.
We’ve been quite selective about which ones we’ve put on the site.
Hopefully you’ll agree that their all very nice and professionally run.
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Aweldyfi
My happy childhood holiday memories of sandy chips and wooden
forks meant I really liked Aberdyfi from the minute we arrived.
The wooden forks have been replaced by blue plastic ones but
my chips drenched in vinegar tasted every bit as good. Add
the harbour sounds and fresh sea and we all got that real
‘holiday’ feeling straight away.
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Bwthyn
A two bedroom ground floor cottage, perfect for that traditional seaside holiday.
One double bedroom and one twin combined with a large lounge and fully functional kitchen means
Bwthyn is ideal for families looking for a quiet break by the sea. It certainly beats camping.
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Dolcymerau
We turned right in Llanbedr, (there’s only
one right turn in the village, so not even I could get confused there)
and wound our way up towards the picturesque Cwm Nantcol, a valley
sitting between the Rhinog Mountains.
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Llys Bennar
As we pushed past a fragrant camellia and crossed over a little stone bridge
to get to the front door, we knew that Llys Bennar was going to be a bit special.
An oak panelled hall way complete with antique chair and expensive looking pictures
leads off to a well equipped kitchen which is filled with the mouth-watering
smell of freshly baked bread
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Stabal
As we pushed past a fragrant camellia and crossed over a little stone bridge
to get to the front door, we knew that Llys Bennar was going to be a bit special.
An oak panelled hall way complete with antique chair and expensive looking pictures
leads off to a well equipped kitchen which is filled with the mouth-watering
smell of freshly baked bread
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Y Felin
A short grassy drive leads up to a private but sunny garden.
(It never rains in Wales, honest!) Slate stepping stones guide
you to the front door of this beautiful, typically asymmetrical,
17th century stone cottage.
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Ysgubor
Pastel painted garden furniture sits on a manicured lawn. Shaded from
the midday sun by a clematis, hanging heavily on a nearby trellis. The
borders are full of flowers and a noisy finch twitters angrily as I try
to photograph it all for the website. I wonder if Sue and Richard, the
owners, would mind sorting out our garden some time.
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