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Traditional Welsh Cottage in the Heart of Criccieth | Arfryn

X5
Dog FriendlyNear BeachNear Pub
Criccieth
 
 

Commanding spectacular views of the nearby castle and coastline, Arfryn is a fabulous traditional Welsh cottage in the heart of Criccieth. With three bedrooms, sleeping five in total, it’s a great base from which to explore the Llyn Peninsula and the nearby mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia).

The front door of the picturesque, mid terrace stone property leads into a bright and spacious lounge area, allowing light to flood in from the south facing windows. With a modernised interior, a bright red two seater fabric sofa sits alongside three armchairs surrounding a central coffee table on a large round rug. A Smart TV is located on a unit in the corner of the room with additional side units and a floor standing lamp, offering cosy lighting in the evenings.

A door to the rear of the room leads into Arfryn's dining room and kitchen areas. The dining room with a black slate tiled floor, is the perfect space to gather for breakfast or dinner, seated at the farmhouse dining table. Pine units run alongside the side wall of the room and a red cast iron range fitted into the chimney breast completes the layout. A doorway leads into the adjacent galley kitchen. Whilst narrow in width, there's a handy hatchway between the kitchen and dining room allowing it to still be a social space. The kitchen is well equipped with plenty of counter space along with a washing machine, dishwasher, electric oven and hob and a full height fridge freezer. A door leads from the kitchen to a raised wooden deck and outdoor seating, which is a perfect private spot for gathering in the evening for drinks, or al fresco dining if the weather is kind.

An open stairway from the lounge area leads to the first floor of this traditional Welsh cottage in the heart of Criccieth, comprising three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom to the front of the property is a spacious and bright room with views overlooking the greens outside, across to Criccieth Castle, offering glimpses of Bae Ceredigion (Cardigan Bay) beyond. A double bed is located centrally between two bedside cabinets with lamps and a bright green blanket on the bed offers a splash of colour to the otherwise neutrally decorated room. Coastal artwork provides a nod to the seaside location of the property.

The second double room, tucked to the rear of the property, includes a double bed with patterned throw, two bedside tables with lamps and a clothes rail for storage. The smaller third bedroom features a single bed, alongside an armchair and chest of drawers, ideally suited to a child. Completing Arfryn's layout, the family bathroom includes a walk in shower cubicle, basin with vanity storage unit under and a WC.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Beach
Near Pub
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
First Aid kit
Fire extinguisher or blanket
Inside
1 Pet
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Iron and ironing board
Smart TV
Mobile phone reception
Outside
Enclosed garden
On street parking
Bike Storage
Private Garden
 

Floor Plans

 

Location

 

The fabulous location of this traditional Welsh cottage in the heart of Criccieth is perfect for coastal holiday lovers wanting plenty of options on their doorstep. Located in the heart of the seaside town of Criccieth on Castle Hill, a downhill walk will lead to the beach and town centre, including the historic Criccieth Caste, sitting on the hilltop providing amazing views of the surrounding coastline and mountains of Eryri. There are plenty of restaurants and bars dotted around the town, with the wonderful Dylan's Restaurant located at the beach within a wonderful art deco building. No stay in Criccieth is complete without a visit to Cadwaladers to sample their fabulous range of ice creams, with tables to the rear overlooking the sea.

Further along the coastline of the Llyn Peninsula, Llanbedrog and Abersoch have some of the best beaches in the area. Gently shelving, sandy coves with waves lapping onto the golden sand, these beaches are made for lazy summer days or brisk walks in the winter. Heading to the north of the peninsula, the beaches are wilder but equally as wonderful. It's only a short drive east to the town of Porthmadog and onwards to the stunning Italianate Village of Portmeirion, packed full of quirky and wonderfully coloured buildings, alongside cafes and shops. It's a stunning location and was the set for the 1960's cult classic TV show The Prisoner.

For family adventures, Glasfryn Parc is an all-weather destination packed full of adventure. With activities such as Go Karting, Crazy Golf and Ten Pin Bowling, whatever the weather there is something to do. Water lovers can try out the Aquaparc or have a go at Stand Up Paddle Boarding or Kayaking. A must visit when in the area. Further afield, hikers and walkers will find that the Parc Genedlaethol Eryri is also only a short drive north east, with miles of walking trails and pretty villages to explore.


Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Criccieth

 
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Guests
Max Adults:
5
Max Children:
2
Max Infants:
1
Maximum number of adults and children is 5
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Guest Reviews

 
Anna Davis
 
 

The cottage was perfect for our family reunion. Located near the centre of Cricceth with fabulous view, the cottage was very comfortable & spacious with everything provided. We were lucky with the weather & were able to enjoy the garden suntrap.

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