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Stunning views of Cardigan Bay and the mountains of North Wales | Hen-Feudy

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Dog FriendlyNear BeachReal FireEV Charger
Barmouth
 
 

Location is everything of course and it doesn’t get much better than this. Hen-Feudy is a single story barn conversion in the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy half way between Harlech and Barmouth on the Cambrian coast road. In a slightly elevated position on the outskirts of the village the cottage commands breath taking views across Cardigan Bay and the mountains of North Wales.

The cottage has a lovely patio area as well as big mature gardens facing out over the coastline. But large glass panelled oak doors in both the kitchen dinner and the lounge ensures that the view can be enjoyed from the inside as well. In the kitchen this sense of light and space is amplified still further by a high vaulted ceiling and modern lighting. Sleek white units are topped with a polished black granite worktop whilst a more traditional welsh dresser and exposed stonewall give character and a sense of place.

The solid oak flooring continues next door into the lounge. Two large 3 seater sofas sit in front of a cast iron log burner. A modern TV sits in the corner of the room but your attention will undoubtedly be drawn to the view outside especially as the sun dips down into the bay towards the end of the day.

Two bedrooms, one double one twin. Again, both are bright and airy and well appointed. The bathroom next door has a contemporary suite complete with powerful shower over a large bath. A small utility room houses the washing machine and small freezer.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Beach
Real Fire
EV Charger
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Bag of Logs
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Inside
2 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Tablets
Kettle
Toaster
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
Washing Machine
Clothes Drying Rack
Iron and ironing board
TV
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
 

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Location

 

Dyffryn is a nice village complete with a small grocery store, butchers, post office and garage. All are within walking distance of the cottage. Same goes for the pub too. (A 5 min drive or 20 to 30 min walk away) Which is handy. Visitors to this part of North Wales are spoilt for choice regards beaches. But it’s difficult to beat the sandy dunes of Bennar Beach in Dyffryn itself.

Jump in the car and the historic town of Harlech is 10 minutes drive to the North and the seaside town of Barmouth is 10 minutes to the south. Moelfre and the Rhinog Mountain rage is just behind the cottage and are well worth exploring but Snowdon is about 40 mins to the north. Coed Y Brennin to the west is a mecca for mountain bikers and many more adventure type activities can be enjoyed in the surrounding area.

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

 
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Max Adults:
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Max Children:
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Max Infants:
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Maximum number of adults and children is 4
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Guest Reviews

 
Sean Gibney
 
 

The cottage was lovely and spacious and really private. Very relaxing weekend, great location with sea view, we were fortunate enough to enjoy a fabulous walk along the beach in the sunshine. Overall wonderful experience and good value for money too.

Adam
 
 

Hidden gem. Beautiful place with stunning views. Highly recommend.

Virginia Pilkington
 
 

Another lovely week at Hen feudy, This cottage and area is so nice and spending Christmas here was even more so enjoyable. A super time was had by all in a perfect cottage .

Lisa
 
 

We’ve just arrived home from an amazing week at Hen-Feudy. We didn’t want to leave! Such a beautiful cottage with gorgeous gardens. The views are stunning and the property sits in such a lovely setting. Rural, peaceful and quiet but not too remote, everything you may need is close by. Stunning beaches are only a short car ride away too (Harlech is a favourite of ours). There is a shop and excellent butchers down in the village, there is also a kebab van in the village that seems to be open most nights and has good reviews, although we didn’t try it this time. Visiting in November we experienced all weathers, from glorious sunshine to torrential rain, snow blizzards and storms! This was actually a plus for us as it’s the reason we visit at this time of year. Despite it being bitterly cold outside the cottage stayed so warm and cosy. Coming home to the warmth and firing up the log burner after a day hiking in the snow was fabulous! The gardens were beautiful and our dogs loved playing in the large garden to the front of the property. It might be worth mentioning that this may not be 100% secure for all dogs as part of the fencing and gates are only around 3ft, but this was fine for ours and they had a great time! We honestly can’t fault our stay and we are already planning our next visit!

Phil Fabian
 
 

A lovely cottage, beautifully finished with a massive enclosed garden with fantastic views. Had everything we needed for a great week away in Wales.

Susan
 
14th October
 

Hi, we had a fantastic week in our happy place, thank you, the arrival goodies were very much appreciated, be back next year

Angela Hawke
 
 

A wonderful, peaceful place with exceptional views across the sea to the Llyn Peninsula. We love the terrace– the best place to watch the sunsets — and the summerhouse, which was a good place to watch the rainstorms! The garden is gorgeous, but we weren’t 100% confident that it was ‘dog secure’ as well as dog-friendly. The lower garden is fine (we could check all the fences and part of it is walled). But we struggled to fasten the low and rather rickety gate ( which we mentioned last year and other people have mentioned) and couldn’t tell whether the boundaries in the upper gardens (there are two!) were securely fenced or not and there are cattle in the field above them. We have an ‘escape beagle’, so limited her to the bottom garden. Just a couple of tiny things: there is still no large frying pan or sieve. But we still love Hen Feudy!

Kate
 
 

We very much enjoyed our stay. Itā€™s in a great location and close to local amenities.
The gardens were beautiful, if a bit overgrown in places. We also found that the home itself wasnā€™t very well stocked (bin liners/glasses/mugs) but made do. The blind in the bathroom was also full of mould.
The road up to the house is incredibly steep. This was fine for us but worth mentioning depending on what your car is like/any mobility issues.
The EV charger was great and worked well once we figured out that we needed to download the app.
All in all, we very much enjoyed our stay but a few changes would have made it all the better.

Andrew Morgan
 
 

This was our second stay at this beautiful cottage and it didn’t disappoint at all. It’s very comfortable with a lovely garden. The views are far reaching and we saw some amazing sunsets. There was a nice welcome basket too, with delicious eggs, thank you for that. Every time we stay in Dyffryn Ardudwy, we find it harder to leave! We will definitely return.

Richard Claridge
 
 

Enjoyed our visit to Hen-Feudy last week. Cottage is wonderful, grounds are superb and Ann the owner was very understanding and helpful, a lovely lady. We had our 2 dachshunds who thoroughly enjoyed chasing the rabbits , if we allowed them to!! All amenities were to a high standard , we didn’t want for anything.
Fabulous!!

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