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Top 5 Quirky Cottages

Published on 17 Feb 2025 by Amy Greenwood

Looking for something a bit different for your break in North Wales? Then look no further! We have compiled our favourite quirky cottages for you. They are all different and all have unique charms. Make a panad and browse through our Top 5 Quirky Cottages…..


Top 5 Quirky Cottages

Unique Self Catering Cottage Above Dolgellau | Hywel-Sele-Lodge

Sleeps 3 | Dog Friendly | Real Fire

As you round the bend of a quiet leafy lane guests are greeted by a real fairytale cottage. Described as a semi-ruinous Tudor-Gothic style this outstanding and unique self-catering property stands guard over the deer park on the famous Nannau estate and provides unique accommodation for guests wanting to explore this beautiful part of Eryri (Snowdonia).


Boutique Dog Friendly Cottage North Wales | Lon-Las

Sleeps 4 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Real Fire | Hot Tub | Near Pub

Welcome to Lon-Las, where the “rustic cottage” trope is turned on its head in favour of something far more interesting. This is a masterclass in curated, coastal-cool design, styled with a discerning eye and a heavy influence from the iconic local lifestyle store, Cwt Tatws. If you’ve been hunting for a boutique dog friendly cottage North Wales that pairs antique dressing tables with bold, contemporary choices like a statement emerald-green staircase, Lon-Las is your match.


Modern Upside Down Property With Mountain Views | Anecs-Fachell

Sleeps 4 | Nr Yr Wyddfa

Welcome to Anecs-Fachell, where modern luxury meets the stunning beauty of Eryri (Snowdonia). This spacious upside-down property is designed to maximise the breathtaking mountain views, offering a unique and stylish getaway near Caernarfon.


Two Bedroom Barn Conversion Near Tenby | Ysgubor-Cerbyd

Sleeps 4 | Dog Friendly | Near Beach | Near Pub

Welcome to Ysgubor-Cerbyd, a two-bedroom barn conversion where rustic Welsh charm meets boutique interiors and yes, the bedrooms are on the ground floor. It’s called upside-down living and once you’ve had your morning coffee looking out over rolling Pembrokeshire fields from your first-floor kitchen, you’ll wonder why we don’t all live this way.


A Beautifully Restored Old Mill with Hot Tub | Felinddwr

Sleeps 6 | Dog Friendly | Hot Tub | Real Fire | Farm Stay | EV Charger

Tucked away on a quiet country road between Efailnewydd and Rhydyclafdy, Felinddwr is a beautifully restored old mill with a hot tub that invites you to slow down, breathe in the sea air, and soak up centuries of history, in comfort, of course.


 
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