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Bungalow |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Llwyngwril in Tywyn

£39–£300 / night
£270–£500 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

About the home

This is a great base for exploring our lovely area: We have lots of walking, cycling, fishing. Other activities such as Go-Ape!, Mountain Biking, White Water Rafting, Kayak-ing, Abseiling, Mine Exploring, Horse Riding and others can also be done easily around here. Bookings can be made on your behalf if you wish me to, in advance, to ensure you are not disappointed.
We have a beach which has lots of rock pools which children love, and a pool at the end of the river, where they can play, The beach is ideal for surfing when conditions are right, all around the year! Fishing from the beach is also popular. It is quite common to see people with bonfires on the beach in the evening, enjoying the sun going down, which are quite dramatic on a regular basis! What nicer way to chill after an active day. Great place for a Tin (10th) Wedding anniversary!

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The bunk beds are not really intended for adults
The cot is available by arrangement, if I know it is needed, I will put it into the Tin House. It is a travel cot, which is not kept on the premises.
Lounge seats include 4 seats for adults/larger children and some small children's seats and a child's bean bag.
If you need the high chair let me know and I will make it available to you. I do not store it on the premises.

Further details outdoors:
Elevated garden over the village and coast with a picnic table to enjoy the stunning sunsets we are privileged to witness.regularly.

Conditions

Short breaks or weekly bookings welcome. During high season we would prefer to take weeks only, but if any cancellations occur, we are always willing for late availability offers.

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View over the village from mountain behind

The North Wales / Snowdonia/Gwynedd region

This area is stunningly beautiful, we are close to the Mawddach Estuary, which is spanned by the famous Barmouth Bridge, which takes the Cambrian Railway across to Barmouth from Morfa Mawddach. Cyclists and walkers can also walk across the estuary, on a separate walk way beside the railway. South Snowdonia is often overlooked by visitors as they think that Snowdonia is all about Snowdon, which is, of course,important, but the area around the Cader Idris Range is equally beautiful, yet much less commercialized. Coming here is ideal if you want to escae the hustle and bustle of a busy life.
We have access to many attractions and activities, excellent restaurants, and unspoilt countryside and mountains.

The Tywyn / Llwyngwril area

Llwyngwril is a pretty coastal village, which is served by the Cambrian Railway, which can be reached directly from Birmingham New St, without changing (dependent on which train you get, do ask when booking) and a bus service between Tywyn and Dolgellau, which has connections all over the area.
We have a shingle beach with rock pools for children to play in, some sandy areas which vary with the tides, a pool at the end of the river, which children enjoy playing in, safely. The beach is well known as a good one for experienced surfers, and when conditions are right, many surfers appear around the year, winter and summer alike.
The village has a good village shop, which sells most things, fresh milk, bread, daily papers, and groceries. There is a pub, the Garthangharad, which has a restaurant, which serves good pub food. In high season, it is advisable for visitors to book a table so that they are not disappointed. There are excellent restaurants around the area, and a local Dining Guide gives details of these restaurants.
There is access to many activities, Mountain biking at Coed y Brenin, Go-Ape at Coed y Brenin, Horse riding near Fairbourne, (includes Beach rides), Walking, Fishing, Abseiling, Climbing, Kayaking and Canoeing, Bush crafts, White Water Rafting, and much more. Information can be provided about these activities their locations and booking details.
Fairbourne Beach is a long sandy beach, when the tide is out there is a vast expanse of sand, and near ThePoint, which is right opposite Barmouth (very close,too!) there are sand dunes for children to play in, providing shelter from breezes for picnics, bonfires etc. There is a small ferry here in the main holiday times, which takes you across to Barmouth. All along the back of the beach is Fairbourne Narrow Guage Railway, which you can catch from the village up to the Point (and back!). There is a 9 hole Golf course in the beautiful estuary of the Mawddach at Fairbourne also, with a clubhouse with restaurant/cafe facilities.

How to get there

The Tin House What's nearby: Attractions Restaurants Click map icons for more information

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By Road:From the Tywyn direction You will come along the coast road, with the sea on your left, the Church will be on the right by the war memorial. Keep going along this road and you will pass the school on the left. Just past there is the bridge with the post office/cafe on the left, and Riverside Stores on your right. The pub is ahead of you as you go over the bridge. Turn right at the pub, The Tin House is situated a little above the village. You go up the road, past the front of the pub, (Ffordd y Coleg). You will see ahead of you some large iron gates, in front of a large house, and a track goes up just past there. There is a little cottage ahead of you, which comes to a point, and the track runs to the right of it, the road runs to the left. Continue along the road. There is a row of cottages, (5), and at the far end of the cottages, the last one is called (Y Bryn,) there are some steps. You can park to unload at the bottom of these steps, and The Tin House is tucked away behind there. It is not possible to park here, just unload and load.
The steps are on the one side of the Tin House, and the other side opens onto the track. The track has to be kept clear as farmers bring cattle and sheep along it, and access the farmland on quad bikes etc.



From Dolgellau you will come along the A493, which is the coast road, you will pass through Penmaenpool, with the George 3rd Pub on the right, and then you will reach Arthog, where there is a quarry on the left. Keep going and you will reach the signs to Fairbourne and its little railway (brown signs). Stay on 493, and you will go through Friog. The road rises as you pass the old Tollhouse, and you will see the sea. You are not far now from Llwyngwril and you will come into the village soon. You will see Llwyngwril Gallery ahead of you, which is a green building looking like it was a chapel. You will go past the Gallery and where the road sweeps around to the right, in front of the pub, to go over the bridge. Do not go over the bridge, you will stay on the road going straight ahead, and go up the hill (Ffordd y Coleg). You will see ahead of you some large iron gates, and a track goes up just past there. There is a little cottage ahead of you, which comes to a point, and the track runs to the right of it, the road runs to the left. Continue along up the road. There is a row of cottages, (5), and at the far end of the cottages, the last one (called Y Bryn,) there are some steps. You can park to unload at the bottom of these steps, and The Tin House is tucked away behind there. You can drive up the hill past the Cottages and turn round, by a right hand turning to some bungalows.
This is the one side of the Tin House, and the other side opens onto the track.
The garden is beside the Tin House.

By Train:
We are fortunate to have a railway station in the village, which is a request stop. It is unmanned. It is possible to travel from Birmingham New Street directly to the village. Depending which train you are on, sometimes it is necessary to change at Machynlleth, sometimes no change is necessary. THE TRAIN IS VERY USUFUL FOR EXPLORING THE AREA, AND OFTEN ATTRACTIONS GIVE A DISCOUNT TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE TRAVELLED THERE BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT. We are happy to meet you at the station, when you arrive with your luggage and also to take you back at the end of the holiday. Just let us know which train you are on, and keep us up to date, should there be any hitches or delays, en-route. If you prefer you can walk out of the station, and turn to the right as you exit the carpark, which will take you up past a car park and the public loos. At the top of here, you will be on te main road through the village, by the bridge, which crosses the river, Afon Gwril. turn left and go over the bridge, then turn right in front of the pub. go up the hill (Ffordd y Coleg). You will see ahead of you some large iron gates, and a track goes up just past there. There is a little cottage ahead of you, which comes to a point, and the track runs to the right of it, the road runs to the left. Continue along up the road. There is a row of cottages, (5), and at the far end of the cottages, the last one (called Y Bryn,) there are some steps.The Tin House is tucked away behind this cottage.

By Bus:
There is a bus, no 28, which runs through the village to link us with Tywyn and Dolgellau, Machynlleth, run by Arriva. Times will be given on their website.

Activities near Tywyn

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
low season	17 Jan 12	11 Feb 12	270£ 270	180£ 180	180£ 180	3 Nights
mid season	11 Feb 12	3 Mar 12	370£ 370	220£ 220	220£ 220	3 Nights
low seaon	3 Mar 12	24 Mar 12	270£ 270	180£ 180	180£ 180	3 Nights
high	24 Mar 12	5 May 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
mid season	5 May 12	19 May 12	270£ 270	220£ 220	220£ 220	3 Nights
high season	19 May 12	9 Jun 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
mid season	9 Jun 12	30 Jun 12	370£ 370	220£ 220	220£ 220	3 Nights
high season	30 Jun 12	29 Sep 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
mid season	29 Sep 12	13 Oct 12	370£ 370	220£ 220	220£ 220	3 Nights
high	13 Oct 12	4 Nov 12	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
mid	4 Nov 12	24 Nov 12	370£ 370	220£ 220	220£ 220	3 Nights
low	24 Nov 12	22 Dec 12	270£ 270	180£ 180	180£ 180	3 Nights
high	22 Dec 12	28 Dec 12	500£ 500	-	300£ 300	4 Nights
high	28 Dec 12	6 Jan 13	500£ 500	-	300£ 300	4 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.

Electricity is paid by he visitor, anad £10 is taken in advance, with booking. It is a prepaid meter and it reads in money value not units, so you can keep an eye on what you are using. Anything used above what paid for in advance,can be paid for by leaving cash on the table when you leave.

I can provide linen and towels for all visitors for a charge of £15 for all beds and £10 for just one couple/bed, this gives you the flexibility to bring your own if you want to keep your costs down.

I always provide a welcome pack with local basics: milk, bread, butter, Bara Brith or Welsh cakes, Welsh Teabags, This can be upgraded to a more extensive hamper to include local cheeses and other excellent foods from the True Taste of Wales Awards for an additional £20.

I can make reservations for you, for restaurants or activities, or attractions, although you will have received all he information to equip you before arrival to plan your stay, as soon as booking is confirmed.

If you wish to have an organic vegetable box, I can arrange this for you for arrival These would be £10.

Dogs are charged at £20 each per dog

Availability

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