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Glan-y-Morfa
Traditional Welsh farmhouse Holiday Home
ABOUT
Beautiful Welsh farmhouse overlooking the Dyfi Estuary, full of charm and all the comforts of home. Only 15 minutes by car from the pretty seaside village, Aberdyfi and Machynlleth, a lovely historical market town.
The farmhouse sleeps 8 people with 2 large double rooms, 1 twin bedroom and a bunk bedroom. Two bathrooms, one with bath and shower and the second with shower. There's a games room with table football and darts; plus badminton and boules sets for outside; lots of board games as well as internet.
Surrounded by stunning countryside with fantastic views and walks.
Dyfi Osprey Project is just over the river, together with Ynys-Hir RSPB Nature Reserve, the house has a special attraction for all bird lovers.
Kites, Herons and if you are lucky an occasional Osprey can often
be spotted soaring over the garden.
Kitchen
Dining Room
Kitchen
Sitting room
Downstairs Bathroom
Double bedroom 1
Bunk bedroom
Twin Bedroom
Double Bedroom 2
Aberdyfi town and beach
The house in detail
Map
The house is 15 minutes' drive from Aberdyfi and Machynlleth. It is down a well maintained farm track and perfect to get away from it all. The only sounds to disturb you are the sheep and occasional passing tractor. Full of antiques and locally made crafts, but we also have modern mod cons - Wi-Fi, TV with digital box, Hi Fi and Blue Tooth speakers. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric range cooker with hob and 2 ovens; plus a toaster and microwave/convection oven. There is a small fridge in the kitchen and a larger fridge freezer in the utility room.
The downstairs bathroom and kitchen slate floors both have underfloor heating, to take the chill off, if you are staying in winter months.
The utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer; overhead clothes dryer and boot rack. Perfect if you are a keen walker or cyclist. Bikes can also be stored here under cover.
There are 2 bathrooms, vital if you are a large group.
The garden has a large barbecue, table and bench for alfresco lunches and a log chiminea for chilly evenings.
We welcome dogs and the garden is well fenced. The property is non-smoking.
We are rated 4 star by Visit Wales
THINGS TO DO
Aberdyfi
This beautiful seaside village is full of great shops, crabbing off the jetty, home-made ice cream and an enormous beach that is dog friendly.
Machynlleth
Machynlleth was the seat of the first Welsh Parliament in 1404. It is full of antique and vintage shops as well as a great market on Wednesdays
Centre for Alternative Technology
has been inspiring visitors about sustainable practice for over 40 years. With seven acres of hands-on displays, examples of environmentally responsible building, renewable energy, organic gardens and kids’ holiday activities.
Ynys-Hir Bird reserve
is on the other side of the river from the farmhouse. Summer brings wading birds, such as lapwings and redshanks and some very special butterflies. Come the colder months, ducks and geese move in.
Cader Idris
is justifiably the second most-popular mountain in Wales after Snowdon. The summit itself is called Pen y Gadair and is 2930 ft high. A great challenge.
Corris Craft Centre
is a craft and leisure complex in Corris. Various crafts and a gin distillery are some the attractions. Also King Arther's Labyrinth is a network of underground caves.
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