Maes Coch Cottage

Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No

Mrs Melling

April 2017

“There were two aspects of this ...”

There were two aspects of this cottage which were very special: its location among the mountains and the owners, Rhys and Sandra, who looked after us so well and are lovely people.

There were two aspects of this cottage which were very special: its location among the mountains and the owners, Rhys and Sandra, who looked after us so well and are lovely people.

Mr Goodyer

September 2016

“Had 2 great weeks here, was sad to ...”

Had 2 great weeks here, was sad to leave. Wonderful location high up on the mountain. Friendly and hospitable hosts. Cottage warm, cosy, and comfortable. Also a great base to explore this stunning area. Looking forward to a return visit.
Richard F

August 2016

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“wow what a beautiful place to stay”

we were looking for a short break away from it all and we found the perfect place. The first drive up the lanes to Maes Coch was a little little hairy but you soon get used to it. We arrived after a long journey and at once loved what we saw. The lovely home made fruit cake and everything to make a cuppa were a lovely welcome and very much appreciated. The views all around the cottage are breathtaking, it is the perfect place for peace and quiet with Dolgelleau only a couple of miles away, the Eurospar Supermarket was very useful and there are also a good choice of eating places, takeaways and the usual local butchers greengrocers and coffee shops. You can find just about anything you need without going any further. We can highly recommend The Gatehouse Steakhouse and the Lemongrass resturants.Although the weather was unfortunately mostly overcast or raining we found plenty to do and see and found the incredible sights of North Wales breathtaking. Sandra and Reece are always happy to advise and point you in the direction of anything you would like to see and there is a good supply of information leaflets available in the cottage. This lovely cottage is clean comfortable and and just about anything you could need is supplied, including lots of little extra touches like flask and tupperware boxes perfect for packing a picnic, reading books and local history info. We had a wonderful time and particularly loved the waterfalls at Ganllwyd and the drive up to Gregennan. First visit to Wales and Maes Cotch Cottage but we most deffinately hope to be able to return in ther near future. A big thankyou to you all for making our all too short stay such a memorable break.
Mrs Gregory

July 2016

“We particularly liked the peace & ...”

We particularly liked the peace & tranquillity of Maes Coch Cottage. We also liked the friendliness and helpfulness of the owners.
redsteveo

June 2015

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“Great getaway from it all - lovely idyllic spot”

For anyone who really wants a totally secluded break away from it all this is the place to go. We hardly knew the owners were there. If you are staying there and don't intend going anywhere else for a few days, get your supplies in and you will be fine. Also on the positive side you can walk straight from the cottage and onto Cader Idris which we did on the second to last day. Just be aware that the drive up the hill to the cottage is not for the faint hearted but you do get used to it after a few days. Also be aware that the cottage is part of a working farm so there are sheep milling about in the fields but the lambs were great fun to watch in the evenings. The bird life was also amazing. There are also a few dogs in a kennel about fifty metres away from the cottage which did bark now and again, which could spoil the peace and quiet, especially when the rabbits hopped in to the yard where the dogs are kept.
Julie R

August 2013

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“A lovely cottage miles from anywhere”

We received a warm welcome from Sandra and we couldn't have been more pleased with the little cottage that was warm, comfortable and clean. There was even a little tea tray laid out with some cake. Just what we needed after a long drive. We drank our tea sitting in a little garden area that has been set up for the cottage users right next to stream overlooking the beautiful mountains. We had the mountains on our doorstep and took a short but strenous walk up the nearest one which took us around 1800ft and with spectacular views. The nearest shops were to be found in the lovely village of Dollgellau. We recommend the Eurospar which is expensive but is a 'foodie's' delight with lots of locally sourced produce. We found this cottage a wonderful base for the week as we sampled the different delights of north and mid Wales. Aberystwyth is worth a visit, this very clean and well looked after University town was a nice alternative to your 'kiss me quick' style seaside resorts. We rode on the cliff railway which allowed us a good view over the coastline as it was a glorious day. Barmouth which isn't too far is more of a 'kiss me quick' style sea side but the fish and chips that we got from The Mermaid on Jubilee Street redeemed the place for us, they were delicious. Other good places to visit were Portmeirion village, Plas Brondanw [just 5 miles from there and was the family home of Clough Williams Ellis the designer of Portmeirion. We drove all through the snowdonia nature reserve hoping to take the Snowdon Mountain Railway but decided against it when we discovered it would cost us between £27 - 35 per person! All in all, a wonderful week spent at a lovely cottage.
verstratenmarinus

July 2011

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“Cosy cottage, beautiful situated on a small sheepfarm. You can m”

This cottage is suitable for people who like to get out of the rush of every daylife. It's peaceful and quiet up there. The location is perfect if you like to make walks. Around Dolgellau there are also lots of walks possible, just go to the tourist office. The westcoast of Wales is nearby to visit. Within an hour drive you find castles and there are interesting cities on the north side of Wales. A visit to Portmeirion, a village created in Itilian style, is a special discovery. Anyone who loves steamtrains can make a lot of trips in this region.
Marinus V

July 2011

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“Cosy cottage, beautiful situated on a small sheepfarm. You can make walks out of your frontdoor.”

This cottage is suitable for people who like to get out of the rush of every daylife. It's peaceful and quiet up there. The location is perfect if you like to make walks. Around Dolgellau there are also lots of walks possible, just go to the tourist office. The westcoast of Wales is nearby to visit. Within an hour drive you find castles and there are interesting cities on the north side of Wales. A visit to Portmeirion, a village created in Itilian style, is a special discovery. Anyone who loves steamtrains can make a lot of trips in this region.

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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Washing machine

The property

Dolgellau 2 miles.

This attractive semi-detached stone-built, single-storey 18th century barn conversion stands in a stunning, tranquil mountainside location, on a working sheep farm 1000 feet above sea level on the slopes of Mynydd Moel, which directly leads onto Mount Cader Idris.

Just two miles from the market town of Dolgellau, this charming Dolgellau cottage has been converted to offer cosy, comfortable accommodation in a superb mountain location, with the exposed beams and open plan living area simply adding to the property's charm.

Surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, the area around this Dolgellau cottage is renowned for excellent walking, climbing and mountain biking, and is the perfect location for all outdoor enthusiasts.

A wonderful mountain Dolgellau cottage location, perfect for a romantic break or exciting walking holiday amidst fabulous views and huge variety of wildlife.

Accommodation

All ground floor. One king-size double bedroom. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.

Amenities

Oil central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, slow cooker, fridge, washing machine, TV, DVD
All fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 2 cars
Bike storage
Lawned garden with patio, furniture and lovely mountain views
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shops, pubs and restaurants 2 miles
Note: Babes-in-arms only
Note: There is a steep, single-track road leading up to the property, with two gates that must be opened and closed en route.

About the location

DOLGELLAU

Fairbourne 8 miles; Barmouth 10 miles; Aberdovey 20 miles.

This small, beautiful market town is located in the heart of southern Snowdonia, between the imposing Cader Idris mountain range and the sea. It’s a superb base for a holiday - perfect for combining the many outdoor pursuits on offer in Snowdonia with relaxing days out on the soft sandy beaches of Barmouth, Fairbourne and Aberdovey. The town itself offers a good selection of shops, five pubs and a wine bar, along with a number of excellent restaurants, cafes and two bakeries, that produce fresh bread and cakes each day. Dolgellau is home to over 200 listed buildings, allegedly the highest concentration in the whole of Wales, and the town is also a designated 'cycle break centre' boasting a range of dedicated cycle routes all around the area. Close by is the Coed y Brenin mountain bike trail and this location is ideal for quiet outdoor recreation with superb scenery, mountains, forests, waterfalls, castles and beaches all close to hand.

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