“The cottage was fantastic, much bigger than the photographs, the views were stunning.”
Very well equipped. The biggest draw back was the very poor mattress, it was very cheap, you could feel the springs. It was an uncomfortable nights sleep.
Dysyni And Craig Y Deryn Barn Conversions
Nestled on the outskirts of the pretty village of Bryncrug, near the thriving coastal town of Tywyn, in Wales, are two superb stone barn conversions. These barns provide an exceptional base for those seeking to escape to the rural countryside and have easy access to the coastline for an array of lovely sandy beaches. Inside, these barns have been renovated to a high-standard, boasting a range of contemporary furniture and a lovely light decor, giving the rooms that warm and homely feeling throughout. You will be delighted with the open-plan living spaces, where you can spend your evenings relaxing and unwinding in front of the TV and enjoying some quality family time together. Each barn provides a high-quality fitted kitchen, with a range of modern appliances so you can easily rustle up a delicious meal, and gather at the dining table to enjoy your meals over a sparkling glass of champagne. Retire to any one of the bedrooms for some much needed rest, with en-suite shower rooms to support and an extra family shower room in Craig Y Deryn. Enjoy your very own private patio areas outside, where you can sit during the summer months and delight in those stunning rural country views surrounding with a refreshing drink, or enjoy a spot of alfresco dining. You are ideally placed for accessing the beautiful Snowdonia National Park, which offers a range of trails for walking and cycling opportunities, with some of the most stunning mountain views imaginable and a plethora of wildlife. The bustling coastal town of Tywyn provides a range of traditional eateries for some fine food and real ale, with a selection of independent shops and supermarkets for any last minute amenities. Further afield, the market town of Machynlleth offers the modern art museum of MOMA, Wales, converted from a former Wesleyan chapel and houses a range of contemporary art from local artists, that those culture seekers will delight in. Also discover the award-winning King Arthur's Labyrinth for all those mythical tales of dragons, giants and fierce battles. These group of barn conversions are an exceptional base for touring all this beautiful part of Wales has to offer.
The property
Tywyn 4 miles.
Dysynni is a wonderful barn conversion resting in the pretty village of Bryncrug, near Tywyn, Wales.
Internally, you will discover a superb open-plan living space where you can look forward to unwinding into the evening with your loved ones catching up with your favourite shows.
Discover the fitted kitchen, housing a range of contemporary appliances for you to cook up a storm, whilst the dining area provides ample space for you to enjoy your meals.
The property has a spacious double bedroom, with matching bedside tables and lamps, ideal for some late night reading, with an en-suite shower room to support.
Outside you will discover your very own private patio area to sit out during those sunny afternoons and delight in the countryside views.
Note: Property can be booked with Refs. 1014726, together they can sleep 6 people.
Summary
- One bedroom: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC
- Open-plan living room with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove
- Utility
- Central heating, woodburning stove
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV, DVD player and WiFi
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot and highchair
- Ample off-road parking
- Patio terrace area with furniture and barbecue and access to a larger lawned garden
- Pets are welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Pub 1.5 miles
- Shop 4 miles
About the location
TYWYN
Aberdovey 4 miles; Dolgellau 20 miles.
The tranquil town of Tywyn lies on the sweep of Cardigan Bay, perched on the end of the imposing Cader Idris mountain range where the landscape tumbles into the sea on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The promenade and town are all on one level, ideal for that gentle evening stroll by the clear blue water of the Bay. Shopping in Tywyn is a pleasure, with a regular open-air market, and local shops offering a wide range of local produce and gifts. The proximity to mountains and sea means the town also offers a wide variety of activities, from mountaineering to surfing, and the area offers leisurely rambles through the beautiful countryside. Slightly further afield lie the towns of Dolgellau and Aberdovey (with its golf course), while attractions such as Harlech Castle, Llanfair Slate Caverns and the Talyllyn Railway, together with the sandy beaches of the Cambrian coast make this an ideal location for a relaxing break.
Region Information
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas