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Spacious Three Bedroom Holiday Cottage Near Criccieth | Dulwyn

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Dog FriendlyNear PubReal Fire
Criccieth
 
 

Ideally located in a quiet rural location this spacious three bedroom holiday cottage near Criccieth is the perfect location for exploring the mountains of Snowdonia to the east as well as the beaches of the Llyn peninsula to the west. Two separate lounge areas, a modern kitchen diner and three spacious bedrooms ensure there’s plenty of room for everybody to spread out in this traditional stone built property.

A quiet country lane will lead guests to the private off road parking to the rear of the house. From here we enter the house via the back door through a useful boot room and utility area with washing machine and extra sink. A modern fitted kitchen boasts a lovely beach wood worktop with inset Belfast sink. An eyeline oven and induction hob will ensure any chefs in your group will feel very happy. A similar modern dining table in the kitchen will sit six quite comfortable but a more formal dining table is also provided in the adjoining room.

Two separate lounges could really help a family holiday go that much smoother I think. The first and largest lounge has plenty of room for everybody to sit and socialise together and enjoy the large flat screen TV perhaps. But the second cosier lounge with log fire is a nice retreat for anyone wanting to read a book and enjoy a glass of wine perhaps.

Between these two rooms a central hallway houses a small ground floor wc as well as an impressive stairway leading us to the first floor bedrooms. The first master bedroom is very spacious with a king sized double bed, lots of fitted wardrobes and a small en-suite wc. The second double bedroom is smaller but has a lovely view over the private garden. The third bedroom accommodates two single beds and again, plenty of storage and pleasing décor.

The family bathroom at the top of the stairs houses a large bath as well as a separate shower cubicle with lots of hot water provided by the large oil fuelled combi-boiler.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Pub
Real Fire
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Inside
2 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Iron and ironing board
TV
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
Additional Information
Stairgate available on request
DVD player
Hairdryer
 
 

Location

 

Located in a very quite rural position half way between the popular seaside town of Criccieth and the harbour town of Pwllheli, the cottage boasts a large mature and private garden to the front of the house with plenty of parking to the rear.

As suggested a 15 minute drive to the west will bring to the mountains of Snowdonia. Cwm Pennant and a climb up the Nantlle Ridge is one of the hidden gems of the National Park and is easily reached from the cottage. Walkers might also enjoy the newly established Welsh Coastal Path. The sections near this cottage must be among the most picturesque of this 870 mile long uninterrupted route along the welsh coastline.

The seaside town of Criccieth nearby is also the home of the famous Cadwaladers ice cream. The perfect compliment to a walk along the beach or a tour of the historic Criccieth castle.

The harbour town of Pwllheli is a little further along to the west. Lots of small shops, pubs and restaurants here. A little further again brings you to the very fashionable village of Abersoch which is very popular with during the summer months. Although guests staying in Dulwyn should also consider exploring the quieter hidden sea coves along the northern edge of the peninsula.

Lots of activities in the area. Traditional pastimes such as golf, horse-riding and steam train trips. Family days out at the nearby Dwyfor Ranch Pet Farm or Glasfryn Park adventure centre. And also more breath taking attractions such as zip line rides and mountain biking.

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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Availability

Availability
Guests
Max Adults:
6
Max Children:
6
Max Infants:
2
(Child who requires a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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Guest Reviews

 
Kaz Hanagan
 
 

Beautiful surroundings, wonderfully equipped cottage. Dogs loved the garden as so many places to explore. Lots of room in cottage, second lounge was lovely for quiet reading time. Very easy to get to places of interest. Contact with owner was very easy and welcome hamper was lovely touch. We all thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be back.

Marie-Helene
 
 

Very pleasant stay! We are a family with 4 kids and everyone had plenty of space. It is a very private place surrounded by such a nice landscape. The contact with the owners was easy. We had a welcome basket that was very well appreciated!

Andrew
 
 

Great quaint cottage with plenty of space. Great garden for the dog.

Sarah Smith
 
 

Wonderful! Such a lovely cottage and location and so tidy, clean and welcoming, spacious.
Hopefully will be back !

Caroline Jones
 
 

We had a wonderful time at Dulwyn, Sian the host left us the most amazing welcome pack and was very quick to respond when we had any queries. The house was so comfortable a real home from home and well equipped. The garden was idyllic and very safe for our dogs. A good base for exploring the area, would highly recommend.

Michelle
 
 

Wonderful large cottage, spotlessly clean, very comfortable sofas and beds and an extremely well equipped kitchen. Fabulous gardens which our over excited sprocker thoroughly enjoyed exploring, lots of garden furniture placed around to enable us to enjoy the sun all day. Our teenagers loved having large bedrooms and a lounge (with plenty of board games) to themselves as well as the garden to lounge around in. Sian was wonderful, left us a fabulous hamper which was very much appreciated and she resolved a problem with a small wasp nest immediately. Dulwyn was both secluded but within minutes of the local towns and beaches. Will definitely return.

Paul Goodens
 
 

Lovely cottage, much bigger than we expected, with great gardens that were perfect for our dog. The location was super quiet but close to Criccieth and other towns. The cottage was spotlessly clean. We used the butchers in the nearby village which was great and there was a weekly takeaway van which we would recommend. Will definitely return.

Peter Gibson
 
 

Wonderful property, well equipped kitchen, very comfortable living area and beds. But those little roads need some getting used to lol

ian bradbury
 
21/6/23
 

Dulwyn is in an ideal location for visiting Criccieth, Porthmadog and Pwllheli. The gardens are extensive and our dogs loved having the space to roam free.

Inside there is plenty of space and the sofas are very comfortable.

Unfortunately the oil boiler stopped working after 2 nights at the property, which we reported to the owner Sian. We were left with no hot water and no heating for the remainder of our stay as the plumber failed to get the boiler working. We also had an unscheduled visit from the gardener who stayed for 90 mins, resulting in us having to come in from the garden on a nice afternoon with our dogs!

Overall we were very disappointed with Dulwyn and found it not up to Dioni’s usual standards.

Steve
 
11/6/23
 

A beautiful cottage and grounds, perfect for a young family and dog. It’s set in a very quiet and private location. The cottage was very clean and comfortable (the beds in particular) with a lovely welcome pack on arrival. Dioni and the owner (Sian) were very helpful and warm. We would stay there again.

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