About this property
Lose yourself in panoramic coastal views overlooking Aberdovey from the comfort of this seaside getaway that’s perfect for families and groups of friends looking to answer the call of the sea. Explore Aberdovey to uncover the beauty of the northern edge of the Dyfi estuary where the mountains meet the sea on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.
The beautiful Dyfi estuary never feels far in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which boasts panoramic sea views and a delightful quintessentially coastal colour palette. Curl up sandy toes on the sofa after throwing open the patio doors to the decked balcony to embrace views of the Dyfi Estuary and across Cardigan Bay. If you decide to eat in, the sleek kitchen is a haven for culinary geniuses whilst the stylish dining area is the perfect spot to gather around and enjoy a meal with superb views. If you’ve still got plenty of energy left, head downstairs for a game of table football in the games room. There are four gorgeous bedrooms, three doubles and a twin, all benefiting from lovely sea views and crisp white linens. Outside, enjoy far-reaching coastal views by dining alfresco on the paved patio.
Located at the heart of the northern coast of the River Dyfi, the harbourside village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) is home to a thriving local scene of independent pubs, cafés, galleries and shops. At the mouth of the River Dyfi, enjoy a bucket and spade day at Aberdovey Beach half a mile away by swimming, sailing or windsurfing the tide before exploring the impressive dune landscape in the shadow of the championship links golf course. Head into Snowdonia to discover landmarks including Craig yr Aderyn, a haven for birds, and the beautiful Dolgoch Falls, both 10 miles away.
Lose yourself in panoramic coastal views overlooking Aberdovey from the comfort of this seaside getaway that s perfect for families and groups of friends looking to answer the call of the sea. Explore Aberdovey to uncover the beauty of the northern edge of the Dyfi estuary where the mountains meet the sea on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. The beautiful Dyfi estuary never feels far in the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which boasts panoramic sea views and a delightful quintessentially coastal colour palette. Curl up sandy toes on the sofa after throwing open the patio doors to the decked balcony to embrace views of the Dyfi Estuary and across Cardigan Bay. If you decide to eat in, the sleek kitchen is a haven for culinary geniuses whilst the stylish dining area is the perfect spot to gather around and enjoy a meal with superb views. If you ve still got plenty of energy left, head downstairs for a game of table football in the games room. There are four gorgeous bedrooms, three doubles and a twin, all benefiting from lovely sea views and crisp white linens. Outside, enjoy far reaching coastal views by dining alfresco on the paved patio. Located at the heart of the northern coast of the River Dyfi, the harbourside village of Aberdyfi (also known as Aberdovey) is home to a thriving local scene of independent pubs, cafés, galleries and shops. At the mouth of the River Dyfi, enjoy a bucket and spade day at Aberdovey Beach half a mile away by swimming, sailing or windsurfing the tide before exploring the impressive dune landscape in the shadow of the championship links golf course. Head into Snowdonia to discover landmarks including Craig yr Aderyn, a haven for birds, and the beautiful Dolgoch Falls, both 10 miles away.