- Special OfferUp to 10% off Special Offer Discount - selected dates
- £534 per week
- £76 per night
- 4 Guests
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Pet
Features
Beds & bedrooms
- Bed linen provided
- 1 double bed
- 2 single beds
Appliances
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
Bathrooms
- 1 WC
- Towels provided
Families
- Cot
- Highchair
- Stairgate
Special Features
- WiFi
- Welcome pack
Outdoors
- On-street parking
Nearby activities
- Walking
- Cycling
- Watersports
- Fishing
- Golf
- Pony trekking/horse riding
Accessibility
- Ground floor WC
- Ground floor bedroom
- Ground floor bath/shower room
Important - please note
House Rules
- Check in: 16:00
- Check out: 10:00
Description
Walking distance to all amenities including great restaurants, cafes and unique shops, this character cottage offers welcoming accommodation in Machynlleth, a small market town in the beautiful Dyfi Valley. This mediaeval dwelling is completely unique, with the open-plan living space on the first floor, and the bedrooms on the ground floor. Dramatic beams and characteristic features make it a memorable stay. The area is part of the Dyfi Biosphere as recognised by UNESCO and is also the southern gateway to Snowdonia National Park. Ysgubor Newydd is a rare example of a town medieval dwelling, tastefully restored, and an ideal base to enjoy this Ancient Capital of Wales. Short distance from mountain walks, golf, watersports, Dyfi Bike Park, the Centre for Alternative Technology, Osprey Centre and much more. Central to north, mid and south Wales with great public transport links in all directions.
Ground Floor
This character accommodation in Machynlleth welcomes you through the wide oak door with a large timber panelled hallway that leads to the living area upstairs and both bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor.
Bedroom 1 - Double bed with oak bed frame, bedside cabinets and lamps. Clothes rail and chest of drawers. Original oak beams.
Bedroom 2 - Twin bedroom including two full size single beds. Bedside cabinets with lamps and a large wardrobe with drawers. Feature inglenook (decorative only) and original oak beams
Bathroom - Bath with shower over, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. Slaye floor.
Upstairs
Spacious, spectacular, vaulted open plan room utilising the whole top floor of the cottage for upstairs living.
Kitchen area - Dishwasher, washing machine / dryer, microwave and kettle, fridge, freezer, gas hob and electric oven.
Dining area - Dining table for up to 6 guests.
Lounge area - 2 comfortable sofas in front of a cosy, convenient electric fire with flame effect and reading lamps. TV and Blue Ray / DVD player.
Outside
Located down a quiet side-street (single lane), the cottage is within walking distance of everything that Machynlleth has to offer. Owain Glyndwr Parliament building, site of the first Welsh Parliament. This includes the Plas grounds which includes decorative gardens, picnic areas, a children play area and lovely walks. Several independant shops.
There is also a cafe / delicatessen just round the corner from the cottage and plenty of other cafes, tea rooms, restaurants and welcoming pubs dotted around town.
Additional Information
- Welcome pack on arrival includes tea and coffee, milk and sugar, a cake, a choice of bottle of red wine/white wine or Fruit Juice(Please notify when booking)
- Heating and electricity included
- Bed linen, hand and bath towels provided
- 1 hairdryer provided
- Wifi available
- Cot, high chair and stairgates (top and bottom) available on request. Please bring your own cot linen.
- 1 pet welcome for free
- Free parking next to cottage 6pm – 8am, other times at car park behind Moma Machynlleth (200yds from the cottage) - also free parking.
- Other items provided include...
- Kitchen: kitchen roll, washing up liquid/dishwasher tabs, new dishcloths and/or scourers, tin foil and cling film.
- Bathroom: hand soap and 2 toilet rolls per toilet.
- General cleaning products: bleach, shower cleaner, anti bacterial spray etc.
Map
Machynlleth is also home to the Museum of Modern Art Wales and the oldest street market in Britain every Wednesday. There are plenty of lovely little cafes and unique shops on your doorstep as well as two supermarkets and a number of good restaurants. Some of the recommended restaurants include Number 21 and Wynnstay in Machynlleth, Black Lion in Derwenlas (2 miles) and Glanyrafon in Pennal (4 miles). You will also find all the other conveniences in Machynlleth including banks, garages and a number of takeaways and welcoming pubs such as the Llew Gwyn (White Lion).
Some of the main attractions from your accommodation in Machynlleth include the sandy beaches at Aberdyfi (10 miles) and Ynys Las (12 miles) at opposite ends of the estuary, Talyllyn Railway and the RSPB Reserve and Dyfi Osprey Project at Ynyshir. The area also enjoys UNESCO status as the 'Dyfi Biosphere' and provides the southern gateway to Snowdonia National Park.
Other popular days out include the Centre for Alternative Technology, King Arthur's Labyrinth and Corris Mines, just a few miles north. To the south, you have the coastal university town of Aberystwyth, home to the largest arts centre in Wales, a steam railway, cinema, the National Library of Wales and a wide range of amenities and shops. With such a central location, a holiday in Machynlleth means that the whole of Wales is within travelling distance and the number of recommended days out are endless.
Walking
- Roman Steps leading to Bryn Glas and Llyn Glanmerin (lake) - circular route that starts from the Plas in Machynlleth. 0.1 mile
- Glyndwr's Way - a long distance footpath in Mid Wales that was granted National Trail status in the year 2000. Join the path in town, opposite the Parliament House - 0.2 mile.
- Dyfi Valley Way follows the River Dyfi from the estuary in Aberdyfi to the source at the summit of Aran Fawddwy and back down along the south side of the river via Machynlleth and down to Borth. Join the path on the doorstep in Machynlleth - 0.3 mile.
- Cadair Idris (mountain) – 3 main routes starting from Abergynolwyn (12 miles), Dolgellau (16 miles) and Minffordd (18 miles).
- Lon Las Cymru (the cycle route that connects North and South Wales) goes past your accommodation in Machynlleth. 0 miles
- Dyfi Mountain Biking –All routes start from Machynlleth. 0 miles
- The Mawddach Trail – Suitable for all ages. Perfect for cycling, walking and for wheelchair users. Dolgellau (16 miles) to Barmouth.
- Coed-y-Brenin Mountain Biking Centre – Suitable routes for all ages. 24 miles
- River Dyfi offers excellent fishing and is famous for its brown trout, salmon and sea trout. 0.3 mile
- Machynlleth Golf Club – 9 hole golf course. 0.5 mile
- Aberdyfi Golf Club - 18 hole golf course. 10 miles
- Borth Golf Club – 18 hole golf course. 14 miles
- Aberdyfi – Long sandy beach on the northern side of the Dyfi Estuary. Lovely seaside resort with plenty of cafes, shops and restaurants. 10 miles
- Ynyslas – Lovely beach on the southern side of the Dyfi Estuary, backed by Sand Dunes. Cafe and parking on the beach. 12 miles
- Watersports in Aberdyfi includes sailing, sail boarding, rowing, canoeing, fishing and boat trips. 10 miles
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