Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages In Aberdyfi

Located in the heart of the beautiful coastal town of Aberdovey.

While away hours at a time simply staring out over the blue waters of the estuary from this impressive apartment in Aberdyfi, North Wales. Sleeping four guests, the two-bedroom, duplex retreat sits within a colourful, seaside property that looks out across the scenic village’s sandy beach. From here you can step out to browse in the many shops or dine out. You can also enjoy coastal walks or trips out into the magnificent Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia, within which Aberdyfi nestles. Make your way up four flights of outside steps, taking care when it is raining as they can be slippery, to enter your airy abode. Open the front door and take two more steps up from the hall to find yourselves in the inviting lounge/diner with its captivating views. Relax in here together in front of the Smart TV, make plans for the following day and spend hours gazing out across the water. On those occasions you choose to stay in for dinner, wander through to the kitchen/diner to whip up a tasty meal. Dine in here or through in the main room with your family or friends. The bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, can be found on the floor above, together with the family bathroom. Make the most of your private roof terrace on sunny days. Have breakfast out here before heading off on the next adventure and open a bottle of wine on balmy summer evenings. Spend time swimming in the sea or playing games on the sand on the beach within 50 metres of the property. Enjoy water sports on the estuary or book a trip out to sea to go fishing or seal and dolphin spotting. Stroll 4 miles along the coast and through dunes to Tywyn, with its beautiful beach.

Nestled in the heart of the thriving and picturesque coastal village of Aberdovey, this bright and airy holiday apartment offers a perfect romantic getaway for couples. Overlooking the waterfront, stunning views of the sea are complemented by light and airy decor, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a tranquil coastal retreat. Upon entering this stylish first-floor apartment, you’ll be greeted by a light-filled, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, thoughtfully designed for relaxation and convenience, with ample seating, a Smart TV, and breathtaking views of the beach and sea from the bay window. The well-equipped galley-style kitchen provides everything needed to prepare delicious meals, while the dining area offers an intimate setting for romantic dinners. The apartment features a comfortable double bedroom with a convenient en-suite shower room. While the property has no outdoor space of its own, the proximity to the beach provides plenty of opportunities to enjoy the fresh sea air. Please note that access to the apartment is via a wooden gate and metal stairs, which can be slippery when wet. Aberdovey is a charming harbour village known for its quaint pastel-coloured houses and vibrant atmosphere. With an array of restaurants, pubs, cafes, and shops within 200 metres, immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine. The golden sands of the beach, located just across the road, beckon visitors for leisurely strolls and sun-drenched afternoons. Additionally, the village offers various outdoor activities, including sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, golfing, and fishing. Alternatively, explore inland to discover Snowdonia National Park, or strike out along the coastal path towards dramatic seascapes and sunset viewpoints.

Welcome to this elegant and bright family-friendly townhouse overlooking the vibrant Aberdovey seafront, offering a delightful haven for up to eight guests seeking the quintessential seaside holiday experience filled with beach games, crabbing, and seaside delights. Step into the stylishly tiled kitchen/diner, where you’ll find everything you need for culinary creativity, then enjoy your creations at the dining table and seating nestled in the bay window. An archway leads to the utility room, providing ample space for drying off beachwear. Ascend the first flight of stairs to discover a gleaming shower room along with a separate cloakroom. A few steps further lead up to the first floor, unveiling a marvellous living room designed with relaxation in mind. Sink into the comfortable sofas, unwind with a favourite film on the TV, or simply admire the mesmerising sea views from the bay windows. The first of the four bedrooms, a charming twin room, is also located on this level. Venture to the second floor to find an elegant family bathroom complete with a bath and a separate walk-in shower, along with a double bedroom boasting impressive vistas. Additionally, both the bathroom and bedroom feature music speakers for your enjoyment. Continuing upwards, the third floor reveals two more bedrooms: a twin room and a double room featuring a TV and breathtaking views. While there’s no outdoor space at this property, you are superbly located for easy access to the beach. Whether you envision lazy days spent building sandcastles, engaging in crabbing adventures off the jetty, indulging in delicious seaside fare or exploring Snowdonia National Park, Aberdovey has something for everyone. For the more adventurous souls, the area offers an array of water sports, including paddleboarding, windsurfing, and sailing, along with the renowned 18-hole championship golf course. Alternatively, embark on winding trails along the picturesque River Dyfi or join the scenic coastal path for leisurely strolls while soaking in breathtaking views of the coastline.

Immerse yourself in the seaside charm of Aberdovey with a stay at this bright and airy second-floor apartment boasting glorious sea views, ideally situated for families eager to embrace beachside adventures and explore the natural wonders of Snowdonia National Park and Cardigan Bay. Step inside through the shared front door and climb two sets of stairs to your private entrance. Enter the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where panoramic sea views await. Relax in the comfortable seating area while watching boats bobbing on the water or unwind with a movie on the Smart TV with Freeview. Prepare delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, then gather around the fold-out table for family meals or board games. Refresh yourself in the shower room before retiring to the double bedroom for a restful night's sleep. There’s also a fun-filled bunk bedroom with captivating sea views that children are sure to adore. While there is no private outdoor space, you can easily access the beach to soak up the sunshine. The beach is directly opposite the property, and you'll find yourself in a prime location for leisurely strolls along the Welsh Coast Path, where you may spot dolphins, porpoises, and other marine life in the bay. Take advantage of the village's shops, cafes, and restaurants, or venture a 4-mile drive to Tywyn for additional dining options and beachside fun. For memorable day trips, venture into the heart of Snowdonia National Park, where you can explore the underground wonders of King Arthur's Labyrinth in Corris, 14.5 miles away.

Experience the perfect coastal getaway at Westhaven Five – a spacious beachfront retreat in Aberdovey, offering stunning views, modern indulgence, and easy access to Snowdonia National Park!

This cosy cottage, situated in the heart of Aberdovey village, is the perfect romantic getaway for couples looking to explore the coast and mountains of North Wales and comes complete with a private patio garden. Step inside this delightful cottage and its light and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner will make you feel right at home. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare an intimate meal for two. After dinner, snuggle up on the comfortable sofa in front of the electric wood burner-effect fire, where you can watch your favourite shows on the Smart TV or plan your holiday activities. On the ground floor, you’ll also find a convenient cloakroom. At the end of the day, head up the steep, narrow stairs to discover the lovely double bedroom, the bathroom and a dressing room. Outside, you can enjoy your morning coffee on the bistro table and chairs in the enclosed patio garden located at the front of the property. To the rear, there’s a small rockface courtyard, perfect for drying beach gear. A parking permit for the seafront car park is included. Aberdovey is known for its beautiful golden sand beaches, medieval castles, and stunning mountain scenery, making it a haven for walkers, bird watchers, and cyclists. Within a 200-metre walk, you’ll find charming shops, pubs, and restaurants, making it an ideal destination at any time of the year. The village also boasts an 18-hole championship golf course at its western edge, perfect for keen golfers. For fun-filled day trips, visit the Talyllyn Railway, Corris Craft Centre, and King Arthur’s Labyrinth, all within 15 miles of your door.

Experience the tranquil setting of Aberdovey, a quaint coastal village, at this traditional two-bedroom cottage in a convenient location. You’ll have shops, pubs, cafes and the beach just 400 metres away, and beyond the village, you can take scenic coastal walks and perhaps even observe marine life such as seals, dolphins and porpoises. This property is wonderful for a family or a group of four friends and has the bonus of being pet-friendly for up to two small dogs. The cottage has been beautifully modernised with a few period features remaining, such as ceiling beams and sash windows. In the welcoming open-plan living area, unwind after a day’s adventures, resting on the sofas and perhaps popping something on the Smart LCD TV and DVD player. The adjacent kitchen area is compact yet functional, while you can enjoy meals at the spacious table in the main area. On warm evenings, you’ll love using the bench at the front of the cottage to take in the sea air. There’s also a small private terrace at the back where you can dine alfresco if the mood takes you. You’ll find so much to do in this naturally beautiful part of Wales, whether you fancy birdwatching, lying on the beach or trying out water sports such as sailing and surfing. Feeling like pulling those hiking boots on? Then lace up and head out to explore the rugged terrain of Snowdonia National Park, perhaps starting with the 10-mile circular hike from Aberdovey to Llyn Barfog, also known as the Bearded Lake.

Beautifully restored Grade 11 listed property a short walk from the beach front.

This delightful terraced cottage is just a stone’s throw from the beach and an idyllic place to be.

Situated along the northern banks of the River Dyfi in the heart of the harbourside town of Aberdovey, it would be hard not to fall in love with the homely, historic cottage. Perfect for couples and small families, explore everything the Dyfi Estuary has to offer, from windswept coastal walks to blood-pumping water sports activities. Featuring a roaring wood burner, a soothing neutral colour palette and extra special homely touches, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner boasts a warmth which invites you to unwind at the end of a busy day. Hunker down on the comfy sofa and catch up with your favourite programme on the Smart TV or whip up a locally sourced feast and enjoy making special family memories seated around the dining table. When bedtime calls, head upstairs to find two light and bright bedrooms, one double and one single with access to the courtyard garden, both dressed in crisp white linens that ensure a peaceful rest. The picturesque harbour village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) is home to a championship golf course and miles of dune-backed golden beaches perfect for a traditional bucket and spade day on the sand. Located at the heart of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere Reserve on the northern coast of the River Dyfi, Aberdyfi makes a wonderful base for those with a nose for nature, whilst water sports enthusiasts can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing and yachting regattas in the summer. A paradise for keen walkers, enjoy lake views as you conquer the Happy Valley to Bearded Lake walk (6 miles) or marvel at the breathtaking waterfalls along the Dolgoch Falls Waterfall Walk 10 miles away.

Ideally situated close to the heart of the popular coastal town of Aberdovey - also known as Aberdyfi - this charming period cottage makes a cosy hideaway for families and friends seeking a relaxing retreat in a beautiful part of North Wales. Offering fresh and airy accommodation for up to five guests, the property has been tastefully furnished and decorated in light, soothing shades. Featuring exposed stonework and spacious interiors, this welcoming bolthole is within easy reach of the town's bustling harbour, beautiful beach and wide choice of great places to eat and drink. Entering this cheerful cottage the lounge/diner provides a lovely space to unwind in, with ample seating, a Smart TV and a wood burner effect electric fire set in an impressive feature stone wall. The dining table is over to the side, ideal for sharing favourite meals which you've cooked in the comfortable and stylishly organised kitchen. When it's time to retire for the night this delightful hideaway has three light and relaxing bedrooms to choose between, all with Smart TVs: on the first floor there's a cabin-style single and a double which can be made up as a twin; a spacious king-size room is on the second floor, with a freestanding bath and skylights in the low sloping ceilings. There's also a refreshing first-floor shower room. The cottage doesn't have any outside space of its own, but both the harbour and the beautiful beach are within 200 metres, offering wonderful views across the river and out to sea. Situated along the breathtaking Ceredigion coast, both Aberdovey and the nearby resort of Tywyn (4.5 miles) have beautiful beaches and a choice of friendly pubs and restaurants. The town lies at the southern end of the glorious Snowdonia National Park which offers miles of fabulous walks and mountainous bike trails.

This terraced cottage is located in the seaside town of Aberdovey and can sleep four people in two bedrooms.

Escape to the coastal borders of Snowdonia National Park with friends or family and stay at this charming cottage in Aberdovey, where the cosy lounge area awaits your return after a day of discovery, and a beach can be found opposite your front door. Inside the cottage, you'll find a compact yet stylish retreat, finished with subtle nautical touches that add to its seaside charm. As you step through the stable-style door, you'll be greeted by an inviting open-plan kitchen/diner, complete with deep sofas, snug armchairs, and an electric coal-effect fire, perfect for evenings in. The well-equipped kitchen boasts everything you need to ensure that meal preparation is a breeze. Ascend the steep stairs to discover the comfortable bedrooms, each offering a peaceful haven for a restful night's sleep. The first bedroom features a double bed, finished with light and airy decor. Along from here, you’ll find the bathroom with a shower over the bath. The remaining bedrooms are at the top of another steep flight of stairs—a snug single room with simple hanging space and a double bedroom with built-in storage. While there may not be a dedicated outdoor space, a small bench outside the front door provides a tranquil spot to enjoy your morning coffee and soak in the atmosphere of this charming coastal village. Stroll down to the bustling harbour and immerse yourself in the maritime atmosphere, or try your hand at water sports such as sailing, paddleboarding and windsurfing. Alternatively, go crabbing off the jetty or simply relax on the glorious sandy beach, perfect for building sandcastles and soaking up the sun. When you're ready for adventure, explore the diverse landscapes of Snowdonia National Park or the rugged stretches of the Ceredigion Coastline, where scenic walks await along mountain ranges and coastal paths. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the nearby 18-hole championship golf course, less than a mile from home.

Located in Aberdovey on the northern edge of the Dyfi Estuary, where mountains meet the sea at the edge of Snowdonia National Park, indulge in a romantic escape for two at this stunning period townhouse, complete with a crackling wood burner in the cosy lounge and plenty of rustic charm. Enter the kitchen/diner, where a captivating feature fireplace takes centre stage alongside the wood burner. Should you choose to dine in, the kitchen provides a sociable space with a breakfast bar, an inviting sofa, and all the necessary equipment to whip up a delicious meal. As evening falls, gather around the dining table by the window, light the wood burner, and enjoy your favourite films on the Smart TV. After a day of adventure, retreat to the comfortable sofas on the first floor, where you can delve into a book from the library and plan your holiday excursions. Also on this floor, you'll find the gleaming shower room. When it's time to retire for the night, ascend the steep stairs to the beautiful double bedroom tucked under the sloping eaves of the roof. With all the creature comforts of home, this property provides the ultimate retreat for your holiday getaway. Though the property has no outside space of its own, the golden sands of Aberdovey Beach are just 200 metres away. This picturesque village offers a delightful array of amenities, including a charming harbour, inviting pubs, quaint cafes, delectable restaurants, captivating galleries, and unique independent shops to discover at your leisure. Embrace the great outdoors with many activities right on your doorstep, from scenic walks and invigorating cycling routes to exhilarating sea swimming, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, and fishing adventures. Don't miss the chance to tee off at the championship links golf course or unwind on the sandy beach. For further exploration, venture into Snowdonia to discover the enchanting Craig yr Aderyn, a Site of Special Scientific Interest renowned for its birdlife, and the stunning Dolgoch Falls, both within 15 miles of your door.

Spend the day at the beach, play golf, go hiking, try some water sports or enjoy a delicious meal – this cute seafront apartment in the heart of Aberdyfi is ideal for couples and small families wanting a seaside getaway or outdoor adventures. The apartment is set on the first and second floors of a pastel-coloured terrace located right by the sea and in the heart of the action in lovely Aberdyfi. Head straight up the stairs to the first floor and you’ll find your front door, leading into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with seriously lovely views of the sea and the harbour. Curl up on the window seat to watch the waves, the boats and the weather all day. You can rustle up delicious meals in the well-designed kitchen, and enjoy them at the central dining table before relaxing on the sofas, perhaps with a DVD or a movie on the Smart TV. A short hallway leads to your shower room, while a narrow, cottage-style staircase takes you up to the second floor and your two bedrooms, a double with sea views and a twin with 2’6” beds, both with ample storage. Aberdyfi has so much to offer, from its 18-hole links golf course to a variety of water sports, including sailing, paddleboarding and wind surfing. Its 4-mile sandy beach is a big draw, and if you need a change there are plenty of shops and restaurants. You can book a boat trip for fishing, sea-life spotting or just to admire the beautiful views of the shoreline. If you feel like a change, head inland and explore the Cambrian Mountains and their variety of walking trails, or drive to Machynlleth, 10.5 miles, or Dolgellau, 23 miles, each of which boasts an interesting range of shops, pubs and places to eat.

Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x single. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Ground floor basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove

Ideally situated just across the road from a beautiful sandy beach, this spacious three-storey townhouse provides relaxing accommodation for families, friends and couples seeking a cheerful holiday retreat near the heart of Aberdovey. With ample space for up to six guests, the colourful and welcoming seafront property offers big bay windows displaying stunning views across the estuary and down towards Ceredigion Bay. Perfect for exploring a magical part of North Wales, this delightful getaway makes a fabulous base for walkers, hikers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering the southern reaches of Snowdonia National Park. Entering this fresh, airy property, the welcoming hallway leads through to the light and spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With plenty of seating and views towards the beach, the pretty lounge makes an ideal space to settle back in the evenings to watch a film or chat about the day. The central dining table is perfect for enjoying family meals which you can cook in the stylishly arranged and fully equipped kitchen. Upstairs, the first floor features the first shower room and a charming double bedroom with a dressing area, TV and sea views from the bay windows. On the second floor you will find another shower room and the two remaining bedrooms: a cheerful twin and a lovely double which has views towards to beach. Outside, there’s a small yard perfect for storing bikes, surfboards and other outdoor equipment. The beach is just across the road, a gorgeous stretch of golden sand which sweeps north along the coast to the cheerful seaside resort of Tywyn (4 miles). Both Tywyn and Aberdovey have a great choice of pubs and restaurants, with chances to spot dolphins from the coastal path. A great area for golf, water sports and boat trips, keen walkers and climbers can head inland to explore Snowdonia.

Perched at the end of a row of terraced cottages, this delightful property offers spectacular views over Aberdovey coast from the house and garden alike. Set above the railway line with perfect views of the beach, this superb cottage enjoys a little seclusion from the bustling town, yet is just minutes’ walk from the beach, shops and eateries. Offering ample accommodation for five guests and welcoming two canine companions, this charming abode is ideal for a family holiday or a getaway with friends. This two-storey cottage has a warm, rustic aesthetic that proudly showcases its storied past, with thick stone walls and an ornate fireplace. Once used to house the staff of Penhelig Lodge, it’s been thoughtfully remodelled with comfortable furnishings accented by a subtle coastal theme for a warm and homely ambiance. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner wraps around the entrance porch to form the heart of this holiday home. Rustle up family favourites in the bright and colourful kitchen, then wine, dine and chat around the family dining table. With deep seating and majestic coastal views, the lounge is ideal for gathering to watch TV or just enjoying quality time together, multi-fuel burner keeping you warm and toasty. Make the most of warm weather and delightful views by sipping a glass of wine on your front patio, keeping an eye on dogs and children in the open front garden. Note that the rear garden with access to the shed and washing line is shared with your neighbours. When night falls, climb the stairs to get cosy under the covers – choose from a king-size, a twin and a single room. A family bathroom completes the accommodation. Also known as Aberdyfi, Aberdovey offers fun for all the family. Enjoy lazy beach days on the golden sands, or take curious kids crabbing from the jetty. If you’re feeling active, there are a number of walking trails leading out from the village, or choose from a number of sea-related activities, such as fishing, sailing, paddleboarding or canoeing.

An elegant coastal home with far-reaching sea views, set in the bustling heart of Aberdovey. An easy sentiment flows throughout this immaculately presented hideaway, making it a perfect retreat for families or friends holidaying with their furry tag-a-long. Venture deep into the Snowdonia landscape aboard the iconic Talyllyn Railway (4.5 miles), before cracking open a cold sundowner and unwinding on the paved patio. This stylish property features a tasteful blend of traditional features and contemporary design flair. Relax surrounded by exposed wooden beams, earthy neutral hues, and sleek soft furnishings. Slip off outdoor shoes in the entranceway way then be lulled into the striking lounge/kitchen/diner. Chop, zest, and simmer in the creamy shaker kitchen bathed in a glow from the skylights above. Pop some fizz then adorn the wooden dining table with a delectable spread – a wonderful space for an evening of festivities. After dinner, retire to the cosy lounge area. Stretch out on the plump sofas with a brew and flick through the Smart TV for a crowd-pleaser film. When night falls, slip into the soft sheets of three inviting bedrooms. Choose from a chic en-suite king, a bright twin, and an airy bunk room. Outdoors, step into the enclosed courtyard and inhale the salty ocean breeze as you sip a morning coffee. Step up to the decked patio and watch on while little ones and dogs play on grassed areas. Glide along the rippling waters of the Dyfi Estuary during a guided SUP session from the Dovey Yacht Club (within 500 metres) whilst the golfers of the group tee off at the Aberdovey Golf Club (within 600 metre). Sea lovers can embark on an early morning amble along the stretch of shoreline at Fairbourne Beach (16 miles).

Set within glorious gardens that include children’s swings and a wood-fired hot tub, this superb three-storey house is an ideal seaside getaway for multi-generational families and groups of friends. Spend the day on Aberdyfi Beach less than 0.5 miles away or stride out in the awesome Snowdonia National Park – there’s something for everyone in this special destination. In this chic property the fabulous kitchen/diner is the perfect place to spend time together – whether whipping up gourmet meals or chatting around the table as you eat (it seats ten, with folding chairs for more). Head to the family room and you can light the wood burner, switch on the TV and relax on the comfortable seating, or cross the hall to the main lounge, which also has a wood burner and a TV. There’s a shower room on the ground floor, and steps lead to an annexe with a single bedroom. Four of the remaining bedrooms are on the first floor: a king-size with an en-suite, another king-size, a double, and a bunk bedroom for two with an additional single bed. Completing the interior, there are two twin bedrooms on the second floor (reached via a set of stairs without a handrail). Outside, the tiered gardens include a hot tub (on the higher level) that enjoys fabulous views. The coastal village of Aberdyfi is set in a gorgeous location at the mouth of the River Dyfi. Its popular beach has 4 miles of sand, and you can enjoy sailing and water sports as well as crab fishing from the jetty. Take a boat trip from the harbour or explore the walking and cycling trails that criss-cross the area. In the village you’ll find shops, galleries and places to eat, and there’s an 18-hole golf course just under a mile away.

For family breaks beside the sea, this coastal property is a fantastic option, boasting a blissful private balcony and an enclosed garden where you can catch the sunset. From your doorstep, you can wander over to the Wales Coast Path towards Machynlleth for an invigorating walk with awe-inspiring views. What’s more, the property welcomes up to two dogs ensuring the whole family can enjoy an adventure in North Wales. Flooded with natural light from the dual-aspect windows, the living room is a wonderful place to gather together come rain or shine. Comfortable sofas and armchairs encourage you to kick back and relax, making the most of the mighty balcony views from the property’s elevated position. When the sun is shining, you can open the doors and head outside to dine alfresco whilst you soak in the atmosphere surrounded by pretty greenery. The kitchen has a warm and welcoming feel with natural wood finishes, fully equipped to prepare meals for your family. The first bedroom features a double bed with an en-suite shower room with a bright colour palette and a built-in dressing table. The second bedroom is located on the lower floor, with pale purple decor, twin beds and bifold doors opening out onto the enclosed garden where you can sit and sip your morning coffee. Aberdovey is a wonderful destination for a holiday with plenty on offer whether you want to enjoy a slower pace of life or get active on the water. Try your hand at paddleboarding, canoeing or sea swimming to experience life on the water during your stay, or pay a visit to the coastal 18-hole golf course all just half a mile away. What’s more, you’ll be located just 15 miles from Snowdonia National Park where a wealth of coastal walking trails, waterfalls and marvellous mountains such as Tarrenhedre (15 miles) await.

This beautiful property, situated in an elevated position overlooking Aberdovey’s stunning coastline, is the perfect holiday home for families or groups of friends looking for a base to relax and unwind in after long days of adventure. Sleeping eight over five tranquil bedrooms and with space for up to two dogs, the whole family can take advantage of the wonderful gardens as well as the nearby beach (0.5 miles). Spend the day wandering around town, visiting the shops and pubs, before returning home to enjoy an al fresco drink on the patio looking down to the garden and out to sea. Store muddy boots and coats in the boot room at the end of the hallway in this delightful house before moving to the kitchen diner. The hub of the home, this wonderful space offers stunning coastal views among peaceful blue and grey tones paired with wooden furniture and kitchen units. There’s plenty of space around the table for everyone to eat together. There’s a handy utility room down a few steps too. Get comfy on the sofas in the lounge in front of the Smart TV or chat about your plans for tomorrow, the fire on in the background. When you’re ready for bed, you’ve a choice of five bedrooms. For some privacy, head up the kitchen staircase to the tranquil double that benefits from sea views. Up the hallway staircase, a king-size room with dual aspect windows, a TV and sea views awaits, as well as a twin room, single room and a double that has an en-suite shower room. The main bathroom is perfect for taking an indulgent soak or an invigorating shower among contemporary fittings. Outside, make the most of the sea views from the large garden with lawn and dine alfresco, watching the kids play with the garden games as the sun goes down. There’s also a log store and covered bike area with lockable rack. Head off to Tywyn Beach (5 miles) for a change of scenery; you may even spot some dolphins if you’re lucky! On dry land, the Vale of Rheidol Railway (29 miles) is a hit with children. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the views from Aberdovey Golf Club (1 mile), while scramblers will enjoy the walk to Picnic Island along the ‘Roman Road’ from Penhelig (0.5 miles).

This beautiful coastal bolthole is located in the thriving village of Aberdyfi, with easy access to beaches, walking trails and eateries. Suitable for five people, this ground-floor apartment makes the perfect base for families seeking to escape city life. Once a chapel, this lovingly renovated property boasts stunning design, social areas, and modern fixtures to ensure a fuss-free holiday! Snuggle up with your loved ones in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner after a blustery day on the seafront, and warm up chilly toes in front of the electric fire while you catch up with loved ones. Whip up seafood suppers in the fully functioning kitchen space, and when tummies are well-fed, continue the festivities with a blockbuster on the Smart TV. The three bedrooms are extremely inviting with their pastel shades and crisp linens. There are two doubles to sink into, one with its own en-suite shower room and one pretty single room. Finishing off the apartment is a stylish bathroom. Although this property has no back garden, the beach is 200 metres away for those leisurely evening strolls. The pretty village of Aberdyfi boasts a harbour, pubs, cafes, restaurants, and shops to explore. Adrenaline enthusiasts will be in their element with the range of activities available, including sea swimming, sailing, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. There’s even a championship golf course just half a mile from the cottage. Follow the quaint pastel-coloured houses along the River Dyfi for wonderful walks amongst wildlife.

Beautiful holiday home situated on the coast of mid Wales, boasting luxurious interiors, and stunning sea views.

With beautiful views across the River Dyfi and out to sea, this stylish, light and relaxing coastal bungalow lies in a wonderful elevated spot along the outskirts of the bustling town of Aberdyfi, also known as Aberdovey. Making a relaxing holiday getaway for up to four guests, the property is perfect for couples and smaller families seeking a tranquil hideaway along the southern edge of Snowdonia. Featuring a beautiful terrace and a charming garden, this fantastic cottage has been stylishly decorated in bright, refreshing shades, providing a fantastic base for walkers, beach lovers, cyclists and nature lovers enjoying a stunning part of Gwynedd. Entering this airy bungalow, the welcoming hallway leads through to the light-filled open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a Smart TV, gas fire and comfortable seating the lounge is perfect for relaxing in after you've enjoyed a hearty meal around the central dining table. The stylishly arranged and fully equipped kitchen is to the side. The bungalow also features an invigorating shower room and two spacious bedrooms: a cheerful king-size room and a sweet twin, both decorated in soothing tones. From the dining area, sliding doors open onto the relaxed terrace with outdoor furniture and serene views towards the sea. A few steps lead down into the picturesque garden and then to a second patio area perfect for a summer BBQ. The harbour town of Aberdyfi lies along the northern bank of the River Dyfi and has a range of fantastic shops, pubs and restaurants alongside a beautiful beach and a championship golf course. The Dyfi Estuary hosts regattas in the summer and makes a great spot for sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing. To the north you can spend an afternoon on the beach at Tywyn (5 miles), or head into the stunning landscapes of the magical Snowdonia National Park.

Experience unforgettable moments with friends, family, and your beloved dogs in this exquisite period townhouse boasting high-end finishes, contemporary styling and stunning coastal estuary vistas. Set in an elevated position within the heart of Aberdovey and in close proximity to Snowdonia National Park, this stylish home promises a truly memorable getaway. The bright and airy entrance hallway guides you through to the well-appointed kitchen, utility/boot room and shower room. The kitchen presents a sociable setting with a breakfast bar and all the essentials to whip up delicious meals. As dinner is served, gather around the dining table in the lounge/diner, strategically positioned by the window to showcase breathtaking views over the estuary. After a day of exploration, sink into the plush sofas, unwind as you catch up on your favourite shows on the SkyTV, or bask in the cosy ambience created by the flame-effect electric fire. On the first floor, you'll find a double room and a single room, both boasting mesmerising views, as well as a fun-filled triple room with a single bunk bed over two singles. Additionally, this floor houses a luxurious bathroom and a separate WC. On the top floor, discover two further bedrooms, including a double room with spectacular sea views, and a bunk room. Here, you'll also find a wet room boasting more of those wonderful estuary vistas. Outside, immerse yourself in the panorama stretching over the harbour towards the water. Unwind on the outdoor sofas or savour al fresco dining experiences using the BBQ provided. Wander down into the picturesque village of Aberdovey, where the majestic mountains meet the sea against the backdrop of Snowdonia National Park. Explore the quaint harbour, charming pubs, inviting cafes, delectable restaurants, art galleries, and unique independent shops. Delight in a myriad of outdoor activities right from your doorstep, including scenic walks, cycling trails, sea swims, sailing adventures, canoeing experiences, golfing and fishing expeditions. Venturing into Snowdonia, discover the enchanting beauty of Craig yr Aderyn, a Site of Special Scientific Interest renowned for its avian inhabitants, and the picturesque Dolgoch Falls, both within 15 miles of your door.

Luxuriate in the incredible sea views from this stylish holiday home in Aberdovey. Sleeping six guests, the four-bedroom retreat, which offers dog-friendly accommodation, sits in an enviable position within the North Wales village, capturing far-reaching views out along the coastline. With a gorgeous balcony for outdoor relaxation and a wood burner for winter evenings in, the enticing cottage is just 0.5 miles from the sandy beach and ideally placed for exploring the Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia. Enter the modern hideaway at ground-floor level to find it has a creative upside-down design. Head into the bright kitchen/diner to prepare tasty meals and to pull the doors to the glass-fronted balcony open on summer days. Wander through to the lounge to open the doors in here or to fire up the wood burner and watch the Smart TV. A utility room and a WC are also at this level. Head down to the lower ground floor to find your bedrooms and bathrooms. Here there is a super-king-size bedroom, with an en-suite shower room and doors to the garden, a king-size, with an en-suite shower room, a double and a twin. There is also a family bathroom. Spill out on to the balcony or the patio on summer days to dine in the fresh air or have a glass of wine as the sun sets over the sea. Play games with the children on the lawn. There is a cycle washing area and space for drying wet suits. Enjoy water sports on the Dyfi Estuary and take boat trips along the river and out to sea. Stroll 4 miles into the Eryri National Park to see Llyn Barfog, also known as the Bearded Lake. Walk 4 miles along the coast to Tywyn to hire bicycles and explore the Dysynni Valley.

Lose yourself in breathtaking views overlooking Aberdovey’s sandy shoreline from almost every window of this lovingly furnished getaway. Perfect for couples and families, this is an excellent base to discover the delights of the Ceredigion Heritage Coastline and Snowdonia National Park. Boasting a beautifully homely nautical theme, embrace a sense of beach-style living in the open-plan lounge/diner. Put your feet up on the comfy sofa and admire the coastal views through the double doors with a glass of something chilled before gathering around the dining table to plan tomorrow’s adventure, inspired by the coastal vista views. Culinary geniuses can get creative in the contemporary kitchen whilst you catch up on a good book in the cosy snug. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, you have two double bedrooms to retire, both featuring a soothing coastal colour palette that’ll lull you into a peaceful slumber, dreaming of tomorrow’s beach day. Catch some stunning sunsets melting over the bay as you dine alfresco on the patio before star gazing way past bedtime in the clear night’s sky. Whether you’re a keen outdoor enthusiast or prefer life on the water, the charming harbourside village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) has something for everyone, offering a range of water sports exploring the northern coast of the River Dyfi and a golden sandy stretch half a mile away. Popular with surfers and anglers, the village hosts yachting regattas in the summer; soak up the vibrant village atmosphere all year round by exploring the plethora of local shops and restaurants. Keen walkers can enjoy lake views along the Happy Valley to Bearded Lake walk (6 miles) or marvel at the breathtaking waterfalls along the Dolgoch Falls Waterfall Walk 10 miles away.

Enjoy a taste of the breezy coastal lifestyle in this luxurious house that’s ideal for groups holidaying together. It’s close to the beach and amenities of lovely Aberdyfi, and boasts great views, a hot tub and sun terrace for al fresco relaxation, and a wood burner for cosy evenings indoors. Gather together in the open-plan living space of this superb detached house, which is beautifully decorated and full of natural light. The kitchen is exceptionally well equipped for preparing special meals, and the dining table at the window takes advantage of the views over the Dyfi Estuary and Cardigan Bay. After a celebratory supper, head over to the lounge, where sofas are snuggled around a Smart TV and wood burner. Three of the four bedrooms are on the ground floor: a super-king-size with a Smart TV and en-suite shower, a family room with a double and a single bed and a Smart TV, and a cute twin room. A gorgeous bathroom completes the ground floor. Head upstairs and the children can enjoy a snug area on the landing with bean bags and a Smart TV. The piece de resistance is the king-size bedroom with its en-suite shower and a seating area with extraordinary sea vistas. Outside, get busy doing nothing on the sun loungers, fire up the BBQ and dine al fresco on the patio, or soak in the bubbling hot tub. Aberdyfi’s beautiful beach is its biggest draw – 4 miles of perfect sand backed by dunes, offering water sports, sailing and swimming – plus there are boat trips from the harbour for fishing, wildlife-spotting and beautiful views. The renowned links course is a must for golfers, and there are plenty of shops and places to eat in town. Head inland to climb the celebrated peaks of Cader Idris, 16 miles.

Located on the waterside, this fantastic family-friendly property offers adventures right from your door with picturesque walking trails along the River Dyfi and into Aberdovey. Boasting modern interiors with Victorian features dotted throughout, the property seamlessly blends the old with the new to create a wonderful holiday home in North Wales. Step into the spacious living room and you’ll find two large sofas where you can sprawl out and watch a film, or simply sit and admire the far-reaching ocean views from the window seat. In the colder months of the year, you can make use of the coal-effect gas fire to create a cosy space for relaxation. Next door, the open-plan kitchen/diner is generously sized, with natural light flooding the room making for a lovely social area, be it whilst cooking a meal or sat indulging with your loved ones. Cool, neutral colour palettes have been used throughout the property encouraging guests to switch off and truly enjoy their time away. On the first floor, there is a tasteful twin bedroom, perfect for children, as well as a contemporary bathroom. Up another set of stairs on the second floor are a further two rooms, one furnished with twin beds and the other a delightful king-size frame. Tucked away in the attic is the fourth and final bedroom with beamed ceilings, beautiful skylights and an en-suite shower room. Outside is a small but perfectly formed courtyard with plenty of space to lock away your outdoor equipment ahead of your holiday outings as well as a front terrace with seaside scenery. Aberdovey itself lies just half a mile away where you’ll find a whole host of entertainment. You can make it to the beach to try your hand at a number of watersports such as paddleboarding, or to get competitive with a sandcastle-building competition between your friends and family. Avid golfers may wish to visit the championship links golf course in the village which not only offers a challenge, but impressive coastal scenery at every hole.

Offering stunning views over the River Dyfi as it flows towards Cardigan Bay, this spacious waterside property makes a fantastic holiday retreat for larger families and groups of friends discovering a picturesque corner of North Wales. With ample space for up to eight guests, the four-storey townhouse lies close to a secluded pebble beach on the outskirts of Aberdovey, with the main sandy beach a short stroll away. Ideally situated for climbers, hikers, walkers and nature lovers exploring Snowdonia, this cheery residence features two cosy lounges and four relaxing bedrooms. Four steps lead up into the property where you will find a spacious lounge/diner with lovely views from the bay window. The inviting lounge is a great space for getting together and unwinding after enjoying a great meal in the handsome dining area. The ground floor also has a fully equipped kitchen perfect for rustling up family feasts. Upstairs, the first floor offers a second lounge: a cosy space with a magnificent outlook, perfect for snuggling up with a good book or movie. The first bedroom is also on this floor: a relaxing twin. On the second floor you will find a bathroom and two bedrooms: a twin and a double overlooking the water. Steep, cottage-style stairs lead up to the third floor and into the final bedroom: an atmospheric double with sloped ceilings and timber beams, including a raised beam along the floor. Outside, there’s a small, unenclosed back yard. Crossing the road, the narrow beach offers a charming spot for paddling and sunbathing. Aberdovey has some fantastic pubs and restaurants, with a wonderful sandy beach stretching north along the coast to Tywyn (4 miles). This is a great base for water sports, boat trips and coastal walks, or for heading inland to explore the majestic Snowdonia National Park.

Packed full of charm and undeniable character, this cosy cottage sits at the southern tip of the Snowdonia National Park for an enjoyable Mid-Wales getaway. In Aberdovey, on the banks of the Dyfi Estuary, you’re well-positioned to explore all kinds of coast and country adventures throughout your stay here. The pet-friendly cottage is within easy walking distance of a handful of country pubs, perfect for those who prefer not to cook whilst holidaying, and is just half a mile walk from the beach. The accommodation itself is a splendid three-storey offering that hosts a total of four guests, made for couples or small families. There are two separate spaces for relaxing in this holiday home, including an utterly inviting lounge on the ground floor and a first-floor living space with marvellous sea views. You’ll first enter the downstairs lounge/diner where comfy seating is positioned around a wood burner effect gas fire, a fantastic place to sit with a book. Next move into the kitchen which is compact and thoughtfully laid out with everything you’ll need. On the first floor find the secondary living area and the property’s bathroom. Up on the second floor, two snug double bedrooms are laid out for restful nights, both with comfortable 4ft double beds to get curled up in at each evening’s end. Aberdyfi Beach is a gentle stroll away, offering crab fishing from the jetty, unforgettable boat trips from the harbour or simply an afternoon of sunbathing on the wide expanse of sand. From here you can take a walk along the coastal path and north to Tywyn (4.5 miles), a picturesque harbour town. Another eclectic local destination is Machynlleth, just 10 miles away and worth the drive. Here you’ll find the fantastic MOMA Machynlleth, the history-packed Owain Glyndwr Centre and a Michel-starred restaurant for that unforgettable date night.

Pretty white washed stone cottage, perfect romantic retreat for couples to explore the coast and mountains of North wales

A stunning holiday home in the much-loved Welsh seaside village of Aberdovey. Sleeping up to 10, it’s perfect for family and friends to get together.

While away hours at a time gazing out over the Dyfi Estuary from this modern apartment in North Wales. Sleeping six guests, and providing dog-friendly accommodation, the airy retreat is set across the first and second floors of a waterfront property between Aberdyfi and Penhelig. It nestles at the bottom of Eryri, also known as Snowdonia National Park and is 0.5 metres from the main sandy beach at Aberdyfi and 20 metres from the river shore. Make your way up to your apartment via the exterior steps and enter to find sun-soaked accommodation. From the hall, wander through to the light lounge/diner to look out over the water. Settle on the comfortable seating in front of the TV or pull a chair up to the table and enjoy a cup of tea. Take a step down into the kitchen/diner when it is time to prepare the next home-cooked meal. Another table can be found in here, together with everything you might need to help you cater for your party with the Welsh produce you have bought on your last trip out. A utility room and family shower room are also on this floor, along with one of your bedrooms, a twin, which is accessed by taking another step down. The top floor of the apartment features two double bedrooms, plus a family bathroom with underfloor heating. There is no outside space with this apartment but you can cross the road to walk beside the river. Strike out into picturesque Eryri to follow scenic footpaths and discover beauty spots. Llyn Barfog or the Bearded Lake is 4 miles from your base and is an attractive place to hike out to. Pick up the Wales Coast Path in Aberdyfi and walk 4 miles along the beach beside beautiful Bae Ceredigion to Tywyn.

This gorgeous period house with a 400-metre walk to the beach is a peaceful setting for outdoor adventures. There are magnificent coastal views from it’s elevated position in Aberdovey. The pretty village of Aberdovey (0.5 miles) boasts a harbour, eateries, galleries, independent shops, and a golden sandy beach to explore. The town is close to Snowdonia National Park, on the northern edge of the Dyfi Estuary. The Talyllyn Railway – Tywyn Wharf Railway Station is 4.5 miles away, and you can take a steam train into the beautiful South Snowdonia landscape. Walk up the steps into this beautifully designed, stylishly furnished, three-storey property, full of period charm and contemporary comfort. Downstairs, walk through the tiled hallway to the welcoming lounge with a feature fireplace, Smart TV, inviting sofas, and a window seat with estuary views. The kitchen has all the appliances necessary to make cooking a breeze. The dining table in the lounge/diner is perfectly positioned by the window, so plan holiday activities with an unforgettable view. Doors open onto the deck and garden. On the first floor is a stylish bathroom and two bedrooms, each with a Smart TV – one king and one twin. On the second floor are a king and a double bedroom, each with a Smart TV and an en-suite shower room. Outside, the front garden has seating and decking with a table and chairs. There is a middle terrace and an upper terrace with a BBQ, so take your pick for dining alfresco. Take your buckets, spades, and water sports gear to the golden sands of Aberdyfi Beach (3 miles) or if hiking is more to your taste, lace up your boots and follow the trail up to Arthog Waterfalls (18.5 miles). Nature enthusiasts will love exploring the beautiful landscapes of RSPB Ynis-hir, less than 20 miles away.

Pretty fisherman’s cottage, completely refurbished 2024. Lovely views over the Aberdovey Estuary – perfect for families and friends alike.

Luxurious living awaits at this stunning home in Aberdovey, Wales. Families or groups of ten friends will love soaking up the far-reaching views over Cardigan Bay and relaxing in the hot tub on the sun terrace. Perfect for large groups to celebrate a special occasion in idyllic surroundings. Accessed via an external flight of stairs, you will head inside to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which has bi-fold doors boasting compelling coastal views. This bright and airy space has been equipped with plenty of mod cons and thoughtful furnishings. Relax on the sofa in front of the warming wood burner and flick on the Smart TV or dine together around the dining table on the tasty meals cooked up in the practical kitchen. A useful utility room provides laundry facilities if you need them on your trip. A shower room and super-king-size bedroom complete the ground floor, while upstairs are a further four bedrooms, three are also super-king-size, and finally, a room containing three bunk beds. The upstairs bedrooms share access to both a bathroom and a shower room. Outside, a lovely wraparound balcony has plenty of seating for al fresco dining while admiring the views, or you can soak away the day in the bubbling hot tub. The lovely seaside village of Aberdovey has plenty of friendly pubs, eateries and independent shops to explore, as well as a fantastic sandy beach. Set on the River Dyfi's estuary, you can try out water sports like windsurfing, paddleboarding and canoeing. If you prefer keeping your toes dry, head into Snowdonia National Park (10 miles) and visit the intriguing caves at King Arthur's Labyrinth (15 miles).

Wake up to a breathtaking view of the beautiful Dyfi Estuary from the windows of this delightful cottage in the seaside village of Aberdyfi. The holiday home looks across the lovely Penhelig Gardens towards the sea and sleeps four guests, with a welcome for one canine companion. Less than 400 metres from shops, cafes and restaurants, it is perfectly placed for beach days, water sports and exploring the magnificent North Wales Coast. Climb a short flight of steps from ground level to the bright, open-plan, lounge/kitchen/diner. The former fisherman’s cottage is full of coastal light and attractively furnished. Sit back on comfortable seating, light the cosy wood burner-effect gas fire and enjoy the glorious view through glass doors and a Juliet balcony. There is a neat kitchen and dining area, while the first floor houses a shower room and two pretty bedrooms. One is a double, also with glass doors and a Juliet balcony, while the other is a bunk bedroom with 3 'beds. Outside, just cross the road to Penhelig Gardens opposite the cottage, for a seat in the sun. Aberdyfi’s fine, sheltered, sandy beach (0.5 miles) is perfect for swimming, sailing and surfing, while the village’s championship golf course is within 1 mile. Stroll down to the picturesque harbour, where you can take a scenic boat trip around beautiful Cardigan Bay. Follow the Welsh Coast Path for 4 miles, past golden sands, and with the Snowdonia mountains in the distance, to the seaside town of Tywyn. At the station, jump aboard the delightful, dog-friendly Talyllyn Railway steam train for a 7-mile journey through ancient woodland and across ravines. A hop on and off ticket allows you to dismount at Dolgogh and climb the path up to the famous waterfalls.

Set at the southern tip of Snowdonia in Aberdyfi, lose yourself in spectacular views overlooking the magical Dyfi Estuary from this homely and historic fisherman’s cottage. Welcoming four guests and two canine companions, this is the perfect spot to make unforgettable memories with loved ones exploring the River Dyfi and the stunning North Wales coastline. Beautiful slate flooring and a roaring coal-effect gas fire set the homely tone in the lounge/kitchen/diner, which invites you to hunker down on the comfy sofa, plan tomorrow’s adventure seated around the dining table or whip up a family feast with your tasty local produce in the contemporary cottage-style kitchen. At the end of a long day’s adventure, head up to the first floor to the twin bedroom or climb the cottage staircase to the second-floor double bedroom to lose yourself in fabulous sea views from the porthole-style window. Dine alfresco on the sunny front terrace accessed from the open-plan living room or head up the external stone steps to the decked area to marvel at stunning views over the estuary and across Cardigan Bay. Located at the heart of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere Reserve on the northern coast of the River Dyfi, the harbourside village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) is home to a golden sandy stretch and is a great spot for a range of water sports including sailboarding, rowing and canoeing. Popular with surfers and anglers, the village hosts yachting regattas in the summer; soak up the vibrant village atmosphere all year round by exploring the plethora of local shops and restaurants. A paradise for keen walkers, enjoy lake views as you conquer the Happy Valley to Bearded Lake walk (7 miles) or marvel at the breathtaking waterfalls along the Dolgoch Falls Waterfall Walk 10.5 miles away.

All ground floor. Four bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x adult bunks. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Shower room with shower and WC. Utility room. Open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Conservatory leading to decked garden area. Note: The top bunk is not suitable for children aged 8 and under.

Enjoy a great escape to this enticing Welsh barn conversion situated on a hill overlooking Cardigan Bay. Ideal for friends and families looking for a restful retreat in North Wales, this two-storey property is on a working farm. Nearby Aberdyfi (1.5 miles) boasts a sandy beach ideal for sandcastle competitions or water sports. Set within Snowdonia National Park, there is stunning mountain and coastal scenery all around. The barn is ideally positioned for hikers and walkers, with the scenic Welsh Coast Path accessible at Aberdyfi. Enter this light and airy property, and you will immediately feel yourself start to relax. Soothingly muted colours are found throughout, and plenty of natural light floods into the open-plan lounge/kitchen. There is ample comfortable seating in which to unwind and a TV for entertainment. A wood burner takes away the chill and adds a homey feel on cooler evenings. The kitchen has everything you need to prepare a delicious meal before heading into the conservatory, which doubles as a dining room, to eat together with spectacular views. There is a downstairs twin bedroom with a TV and access to a bathroom. Upstairs, you’ll find a double bedroom with a TV, an en-suite shower room and a door opening to the balcony with lovely views. Outside, sit out on the patio, dine alfresco, watch the beautiful sunsets, or unwind in the hot tub. Train buffs can choose from two scenic railways to revel through the beautiful countryside - Fairbourne (15 miles) and Talyllyn Railway - Tywyn Wharf Railway Station (4 miles). Hikers should head into the National Park and walk to Dolgoch Waterfall (4 miles) or explore Tan y Coed Park (14.5 miles). To experience the local history and culture, head to Corris Mine Explorers (16.5 miles) and learn about the local crafts before taking an excursion into an underground mine.

This single-storey Swiss-style lodge, set on a hillside within the Plas Panteidal holiday park, boasts breathtaking views across Cardigan Bay. Designed for families and friends, this property sleeps five and offers a welcoming seaside retreat. Positioned 1 mile from Aberdyfi, a colourful village on the edge of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park famed for its long sandy beach, water sports activities, and inviting independent cafes and boutiques. Golfers and walkers will also find plenty to enjoy nearby. Surrounding area - Aberdyfi village offers a variety of gift shops, galleries, and restaurants. - Explore the Wales Coast Path to Tywyn, a 4-mile walk with stunning coastal scenery. - Access a range of water sports and boat trips from Aberdyfi Beach. Living space - Open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with wood-clad walls and vaulted ceiling. - Floor-to-ceiling windows offering plenty of natural light and coastal views. - A seating area with a sumptuous sofa and a TV for relaxing evenings. - Find everything you need in the kitchen for cooking up Welsh feasts. Bedrooms and bathrooms - Three bedrooms include one double, one single, and one bunk bedroom. - Well-appointed family shower room completes the indoor space. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Raised, covered veranda with outdoor furniture for al fresco dining. - Sloping lawn and external steps lead up to the lodge. - Bike rack for storage and private parking for two cars. - There is a steep drop beyond the veranda fence (please supervise children). Notable features and highlights - Stylish timber design with spectacular views of Cardigan Bay. - Located within a holiday park surrounded by similar lodges. - Perfect for enjoying a peaceful seaside escape or exploring scenic walking trails. Ideal for families or small groups, this lodge combines comfort, style, and a spectacular location, making it the perfect base for your coastal getaway.

Set within a hillside holiday park just 1 mile from Aberdyfi, this cosy timber lodge offers the perfect blend of tranquillity and convenience. Overlooking rolling countryside that stretches towards the Dyfi Estuary and the sea, the Swiss-style chalet provides a peaceful retreat for up to four guests and two dogs. Whether you’re unwinding on the covered veranda or exploring the nearby beach, shops, and golf club in Aberdyfi, this property is ideal for relaxing escapes and outdoor adventures alike. Surrounding area - Discover the Ceredigion Heritage Coast or explore the Welsh Coast Path for days of adventure. - Visit Aberdyfi’s 3-mile-long sandy beach, known for its natural beauty and water activities. - Venture into Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park to experience verdant landscapes, scenic trails, and wildlife. Living space - Open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area with honey-coloured timber creating a welcoming feel. - Cosy seating area with a Smart TV and views of the picturesque surroundings. - Fully equipped kitchen featuring everything required for cooking up holiday feasts. Bedrooms and bathrooms - One king-size bedroom and one twin bedroom, both designed for a restful night's sleep. - Family bathroom featuring a bath with an overhead shower, perfect for unwinding after a long day. Outdoor space and on-site facilities - Covered veranda with seating for enjoying the stunning views towards Cardigan Bay. - Space for scenic al fresco dining during warmer months. - On-site parking for up to two cars. Notable features and highlights - A peaceful rural setting with proximity to beaches and local attractions. - Stunning views of the sea, estuary, and surrounding countryside. - Pet-friendly property accommodating up to two dogs. This charming lodge is ideally suited for couples, smaller families, or friends looking for a serene getaway with easy access to outdoor activities and local attractions. Perfect for those who want both relaxation and adventure, set against the stunning backdrop of mid-Wales.

Single-storey. Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 bunk (adult small singles). Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC. Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area

Designed with large groups in mind, this incredible property offers space for 11 guests to stay in two connected, spacious cottages, the perfect choice for two families enjoying a long-awaited get-together. Despite the separate living spaces on both sides of the house, the property boasts generous amounts of room for your whole group to come together, including by the piano in the main living room and out on the incredible, furnished sundeck on the water’s edge. There are also acres of private grounds surrounding, allowing you to enjoy some peace and tranquillity in between days out on the North Wales coastline and in the Snowdonia National Park. There are so many incredible features to call out throughout the entirety of this period property, including the five exceptional bedrooms and three expertly designed bathrooms for all your sleeping and getting ready needs. The abode offers two separate living areas, a smaller open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner on one side and a larger lounge with a Smart TV and piano further into the property. Both have wood burners to create a cosy ambience late at night. An additional kitchen is on hand for feeding the masses, and you can choose to either dine in or move onto the large sun deck with a spacious outdoor dining table to enjoy your meals with uninterrupted views of the water. Also outside, discover a BBQ, a table tennis table and endless lawn space for children to play on. Walk 1 mile along the banks of the river to reach beautiful Aberdyfi, a village with a sublime, sandy beach and plenty of opportunities for exciting water sports and other activities. Following the Wales Coast Path a short distance leads to Tywyn (5 miles), the neighbouring seaside town offering endless by-the-sea attractions and restaurants and eateries that’ll appeal to any foodie.

Over two floors. Six bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 2 x twin with en-suite freestanding bath, basin and WC, 1 x twin with sofa bed, balcony and en-suite Jacuzzi bath, walk-in shower/steam room, basin and WC, 1 x family room with double and single with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x single with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Ground-floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room with gas fire. Conservatory. Games room