19A Kingshead Street

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Mrs Shields
September 2019

“This holiday rental was a 50/50 there was some good aspects as well as bad.”

On entering the property we where immediately disappointed, dark room covered in dust, as we made or way to the back things perked up the kitchen come sitting area was lovely very well equipped and with doors out to a lovely decking area although getting out the back door was a bit of a challenge opening and closing the door was a nightmare. The bin in the garden was full with bin bags all around (it was mentioned in the welcome pack about taking rubbish to the local recycling plant, which we ...

On entering the property we where immediately disappointed, dark room covered in dust, as we made or way to the back things perked up the kitchen come sitting area was lovely very well equipped and with doors out to a lovely decking area although getting out the back door was a bit of a challenge opening and closing the door was a nightmare. The bin in the garden was full with bin bags all around (it was mentioned in the welcome pack about taking rubbish to the local recycling plant, which we did but I wondered why the owners couldn’t have done this before our arrival with the piles of rubbish that had been left?) the bedroom on the second floor is definitely not a double, it was was very small, and the third floor had adequate sleeping facilities but I would advise anybody with young children to give this property a wide berth the stairs leading up are very steep with no backs to the stairs like a ladder but with huge gaps, there is also no door to the room and banisters with very wide gaps. Having said all this the bed linen towels etc where good quality and location was good too. Would I come back...... if they addressed the issues I have raised then I definitely would.
Mrs Hough August 2019

“The house is a tale of two halves, the living room area thick with dust, the grasses bit of garden not fit for purpose with overgrown grass and a pathway full of nettles.”

Loft room with falling down curtains and rusty broken lamps thrown in corner.However the kitchen diner and decking lovely , the bedding and towels very good quality, and the location superb (apart from parking issues) overall cottage felt welcoming and homely just need to sort out the garden and old clutter issues. Overall really enjoyed.
Mr Tylman July 2019

“I fantastic period property with some really nice touches, location is perfect.”

Lots of room and two tvs so something for everyone.
Mrs Ratcliffe March 2019

“I had a great week in this lovely cottage.”

It was clean, warm, comfortable and relaxing. It's just off the town centre but incredibly quiet at night. A great base for all of Pen Lleyn and beyond.
Mr Mulvey March 2019

“The house is wonderful, we’ll be coming back!”
Ms Austin December 2018

“Lovely quirky cottage with everything you need.”

Great walks from the front door with the dogs and shops are 5 minutes away. Decorated for our stay over Christmas and heating already on when we arrived which was much appreciated as we had our Mum with us.
Mr Mooney November 2018

“Fantastic cottage, small cosy sitting room, with great fire, and a big open kitchen/ diner with patio and pleasant garden.”
Mrs Arrand September 2018

“This little house was very quirky, as you can tell by some of the photos, so that was no surprise.”

There were a few things which could be sorted out, first of all the blind at the living room window, but I have to say that the house has comfy sofas and comfy beds and is well equipped and we enjoyed staying there. I really liked the kitchen diner and the cupboards are full of everything you could possibly need. It is just round the corner from shops and eateries and not too far from the beach and it is very quiet at night. Just one thing about the garden - if you are there with dogs, you will (like me) end up cleaning up extra as certainly one other critter is enjoying the facilities - maybe the pretty cat I met on the fence!
Mrs Simon September 2018

“Cottage was nice but one bed listed as double was not a full size double.”

And grass needed cutting and rubbish bins overflowing and back door very hard to shut.
Mr O'neill September 2018

“Parking anywhere near the property is very difficult and perhaps should have been mentioned more.”

Almost all of Pwllhli town is restricted or permit.so you have to pay for overnight parking.we found a spot but were shouted at by local residents who just didn't like us parking on their road. If you need to be close to your car it would be very difficult. The house was comfortable and quirky and well equipped nice quality bedding and towels and very quiet despite being in middle of town.
Mr Murray July 2018

“The garden was covered in old dogs mess that was reported on the Sunday but no action until Thursday or Friday where on the Friday morning we noticed it had been cleared up.”

With no tea towels, and advice that towels unlikely to be provided however paid for and a couple of other issues dirty coffee mugs, made us feel we did not want to be there. We bought our own mugs and tea towels. We did not use the cooker or any facilities provided apart from sleeping there and showering in the bathroom. Really disappointed and these issues spoilt our holiday. Regards Ian Murray
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The property

A unique, shabby chic cottage in the centre of Pwllheli in North Wales.

Families will love this cosy cottage in a central location in such a fantastic seaside town.

The interior of 19A Kingshead Street has so much character, the sitting room boasts exposed beams and a stunning stone fireplace with a gas woodburning effect stove, it has a real traditional cottage feel to it.

The kitchen diner somewhat contrasts the sitting room, with classy, modern fixtures and fittings with stylish colours.There is also a small sitting area off of the kitchen with an optional sofabed and TV.

The first floor offers a bright, fresh double bedroom and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath.

19A Kingshead Street comes with a second floor bedroom, it has a sloping ceiling and some fantastic exposed wooden beams, ideal for the children.

When the sun comes out, make the most of the back garden with a lovely decking leading onto a lawn area for the children to play on whilst you sit with a cold drink.

The cottage sits in the heart of a fantastic seaside town, it has a great range of shops, pubs and restaurants as well as some divine beaches and a magnificent marina.

It is the perfect place for families to come and enjoy a fun-filled holiday.

Nearby is another popular coastal location in Abersoch, incredible beaches and a range of amenities make this a great visit whilst you're in the area.

19A Kingshead Street is a fascinating cottage in a brilliant location.

Summary

Over three floors
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, second floor family room with 1 x double and 1 x single
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Ground floor basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area
Sitting room with a gas wood burning effect stove and sofa bed.
Gas central heating with gas wood burning effect stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, WIFI
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Public parking nearby
Rear decking and lawn with table and chairs
Pets welcome
Shops, pubs and town center 2 minute walk
Note: There are steps down from the decked area to the garden, young children to be supervised
Note: Steep stairs up to second floor bedroom
Note: maximum number is for 4 people at property, extra single and sofa bed available on request.

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About the location

PWLLHELI

Abersoch 6 miles; Criccieth 8 miles.

This busy market town is the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula which is one of the most scenic regions of Wales, renowned for its outstanding scenery, stunning coastal walks, excellent beaches and golf courses. This traditional seaside town offers a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants and an impressive marina holding 400 boats. The town boasts two beaches, one with the Blue Flag Award and is renowned for its sailing and watersports. Close by are Criccieth, with its medieval castle, and popular Abersoch, a pretty harbour town also renowned for its wonderful beaches and watersports facilities. Much of the peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a lot of the coastline is owned by the National Trust providing many remote bays, sandy beaches and exciting clifftop walks, as well as wildlife havens like Bardsey Island. Discover all of Snowdonia, the Isle of Anglesey, many medieval castles and N.T. properties and gardens, or simply relax in this beautiful part of Wales.

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Anglesey Cottage Holidays

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19A Kingshead Street

Pwllheli, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 966971)

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Features

“This holiday rental was a 50/50 there was some good aspects as well as bad.”

“The house is a tale of two halves, the living room area thick with dust, the grasses bit of garden not fit for purpose with overgrown grass and a pathway full of nettles.”

“I fantastic period property with some really nice touches, location is perfect.”

“I had a great week in this lovely cottage.”

“The house is wonderful, we’ll be coming back!”

“Lovely quirky cottage with everything you need.”

“Fantastic cottage, small cosy sitting room, with great fire, and a big open kitchen/ diner with patio and pleasant garden.”

“This little house was very quirky, as you can tell by some of the photos, so that was no surprise.”

“Cottage was nice but one bed listed as double was not a full size double.”

“Parking anywhere near the property is very difficult and perhaps should have been mentioned more.”

“The garden was covered in old dogs mess that was reported on the Sunday but no action until Thursday or Friday where on the Friday morning we noticed it had been cleared up.”