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Bungalow |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Rhoscolyn in North Wales

From £450 per week |  From £70 per night

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

1 review | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

If you are looking for any of the following then this is the place for you. Unique holiday accommodation standing in 3 acres of gardens with elevated views across Caernarvon Bay. Only 5 minutes walk from the garden to beautiful sandy beach and amazing headland walks to other nearby beaches all in an area of 'Outstanding natural Beauty'
Quiet and peaceful location but easy walking distance of a super pub and eatery (The White Eagle at Rhoscolyn)
Warm and comfortable accommodation with all modern facilities. There is an annexe attached on the east wing which is completely separate and which may sometimes be let out as well.

We have all the usual mod cons in the kitchen, power showers in the bathrooms, Flat screen TV/DVD player, and open fireplace in the lounge.

The property is set well off the main road and is accessed by a delightful country lane. The final 250yards is across a field track and extra care needs to be taken with none four wheel drive vehicles.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Borth Arian was built in the 1920's by the famous architect Sir Patrick Abercrombie as his holiday retreat. The stunning vaulted ceiling in the lounge and Welsh slate open fireplace are testament to his profession.

In the lounge there are 2 comfortable settees and an armchair, large driftwood table, TV/DVD player, and large Welsh dresser. The French windows open onto a southerly sea facing open pillared veranda with magnificent views over Caernarvon Bay towards Snowdonia. Patio table , chairs , and gas barbeque are available.

The large L shaped breakfast kitchen has a large table and can seat 10. There is a log burner in here and the easy to use central heating boiler is well camouflaged in a kitchen cupboard. There is a large electric range cooker, double sink, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. The French windows open onto a lovely patio area also sea facing

The good size master bedroom has an en suite with power shower, basin and WC. There is a king sized bed, wardrobe and lots of drawer space, The French windows are also sea facing

The second double room has two 3ft single beds plenty of drawer space, and lovely sea views. The 3rd bedroom has a double bed and large chest of drawers. The window looks out over the fields and there is also a velux window in the roof.
All the bedrooms are really comfortable with feather duvets and pillows

The family bathroom has a full sized bath with power shower at one end as well as wc and basin

There are a quantity of games ,crayons, crayoning books etc stored in the drawer in the 2nd bedroom, as well as a picnic rug.




All in all, this much loved and cherished family holiday bungalow has fantastic living accommodation and everything you could want for a brilliant holiday by the sea.

Borth Arian was built in the 1920's by the famous architect Sir Patrick Abercrombie as his holiday retreat. The stunning vaulted ceiling in the lounge and Welsh slate open fireplace are testament to his profession.
In the lounge there are 2 comfortable settees and an armchair, large driftwood table, TV/DVD player, and large welsh dresser. The French windows open onto a southerly sea facing open pillared veranda with magnificent views over Caernarvon Bay towards Snowdonia. Patio table and chairs available.

The large L shaped breakfast kitchen has a large table and can seat 10. There is a log burner in here and the easy to use central heating boiler is well camouflaged in a kitchen cupboard. There is a large electric range cooker, double sink, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer. The French windows open onto a lovely patio area also sea facing

The good size master bedroom has an en suite with power shower, basin and WC. There is a king sized bed, wardrobe and lots of drawer space, The French windows are also sea facing

The second double room has a double bed, drawer space and sea views. The third room has 2 single beds and is a walk through bedroom adjacent to the Master bedroom.





The family bathroom has a bath and power shower over, basin and WC.

All in all this much loved and cherished family holiday bungalow has fantastic living accommodation and everything you could want for a brilliant holiday by the sea.

Further details outdoors:
Borth Arian is built in an elevated position facing due south with superb views over Caernarvon Bay looking out towards Snowdonia and the Mainland.
The house is set in 3 acres of gardens completely surrounded by farmland and bounded by stone walls and fencing and approached across a farm track and a long drive leading up to a wide stoned parking area.
Due to the size of our expanding family we have recently built an east and west wing which are completely independent annexes and the overall feeling on this elevation is that of a 3 sided courtyard. Only the east annexe is let out and may or may not be in use at any time .For larger groups or families this can be an added advantage if you need extra accommodation and is advertised on this site as Ty Bach.
In our opinion the garden is so huge and private space so individual that having the annexe occupied in no way impinges on Borth Arian's privacy and enjoyment.
As well as a sheltered lawned area there are 2 spinneys and lots of lovely pathways round the garden. There is children's tree house and rustic climbing frame; it’s a real paradise for children! The public footpath to Silver Bay is just over the stone style on the eastern Boundary of the garden and takes 5 minutes to reach.

The property is well off the main road and accessed by a delightful single track country lane. The last 250 yards is across a field track so please take extra care when driving.

Further details

Our changeover day is normally on a Friday and although we like to let Borh Arian a week at a time we are prepared to take shorter or longer rentals if available
Linen is provided and a welcome tray on your arrival comprising fresh milk, tea, coffee and a locally baked Bara Birth fruit loaf. Our agent Sue Powney will meet and greet you and is always at hand if you have any queries.
We provide a sack of logs for the fires and any further logs required are provided at a small extra charge. Oil and electricity is included, so we would just ask our tenants to be considerate when using these facilities
Smoking is definitely not permitted in the house at all. We will consider pets if you discuss this with us first.

Conditions

The usual terms apply and will be dealt with by our agent Mrs.Sue Powney. A deposit of £100 is required immediately and the balance due 5 weeks before your holiday begins.

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The North Wales / Anglesey region

Angleysey's relatively flat and green interior belies the fact that it has some of the most beautiful if not THE most beautiful coastline in the whole of North Wales and way beyond!
There are literally hundreds of gorgeous safe and sandy beaches and miles and miles of superb headland walks.
Holyhead is the main port being a major ferry terminal for Southern Ireland and of course has a mainline station.
There are lots of great places to visit including the seaside village of Treaddur Bay, The historic Town of Beaumaris, Menai on the straits, Caernarvon Castle, and all the seaside ports and villages.
We often visit the South Stack lighthouse. Near to Holyhead there’s a great RSPB viewing tower there too called Ellen' tower. For golfers there's a good golf course at Holyhead.

The Rhoscolyn area

Borth Arian is in easy walking distance of a lovely pub and eatery called The White Eagle at Rhoscolyn. This can be reached either by walking back across the farm track and along the lane to Rhocolyn (take the sign to the Beach) or along the headland from Silver Bay in a westerly direction (About 45 mins walk)
They serve lunches and meals all day and the food is excellent.
The Silver Bay caravan site has a good club house and you can join for about 50p! They serve tasty inexpensive food and drink. You can reach here by foot (go down to Silver Bay and then follow the track up by the boat park and continue through the site to the clubhouse) or of course via the lane by foot or car!
Treaddur Bay has an excellent place to eat called The Seacroft and is about 3 miles away. There’s also the Waterfront Cafe there. Four Mile Bridge, less than 2 miles, has Ygegin Fach Cafe serving very good homemade plain food. The Anchorage hotel at four Mile Bridge serves typical bar food. Valley is the nearest shopping centre for all the basics and boasts a Spa store, Londis store/PO, HSBC Bank (open till12am) chemist, Hardware, great butcher/greengrocer, cash machine and various other shops and cafes.

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Reviews

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31 Dec 2011

“fabulous property and wonderful location” Hi, we had a fabulous time in this cottage - the facilities are just fabulous (altho boiler can play up - we found it hard to turn it off). Location superb - walk to beaches etc - but not ideal for those who dont like seclusion. Lovely garden for the children to play in. The only down side we had was getting to the property - it is a 'track' - left us with over £500 car damage so if you have a low slung car, think twice. We had been warned that it was a track but my view of a track didnt match what i had expected. We did go in the winter so may be better in the Summer. We also arrived late at night and it was very difficult to find - turn up in the light if you can!! For five star luxury tho this is just the place.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Winter	14 Jan 12	3 Mar 12	450£ 450	7070	8080	3 Nights
early spring	3 Mar 12	7 Apr 12	500£ 500	7575	8585	3 Nights
easter	7 Apr 12	14 Apr 12	750£ 750	0-	0-	1 Week
late spring	14 Apr 12	27 May 12	600£ 600	9090	9595	3 Nights
summer	27 May 12	1 Jul 12	650£ 650	100100	110110	3 Nights
mid summer	1 Jul 12	15 Jul 12	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
high summer	15 Jul 12	29 Jul 12	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
peak season	29 Jul 12	2 Sep 12	1000£ 1000	0-	0-	1 Week
late summer	2 Sep 12	21 Oct 12	650£ 650	100100	110110	3 Nights
autumn	21 Oct 12	25 Nov 12	550£ 550	8080	9090	3 Nights
winter	25 Nov 12	23 Dec 12	450£ 450	7070	8080	3 Nights
christmas/new year	23 Dec 12	6 Jan 13	750£ 750	110110	120120	3 Nights
winter	6 Jan 13	2 Mar 13	450£ 450	7070	8080	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

We ask for an immediate reservation fee of £100 which also acts as a returnable deposit.The balance falls due 5 weeks prior to your reservation. Standard letting procedure.Please contact Fiona Clark on either 01455 292229 or 07971 872943

All costs are included in the rent including linen, towels, electricity, oil and ONE sack of logs.

Availability

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Availability notes:

Borth Arian is not available for Easter week ,midland half terms,and August

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