Stabal-Derwin
Stabal Derwin is a traditional barn conversion with lots of character features. This quirky property is perfect for exploring the North Wales region.A maximum of 2 dogs are welcome at this property.[Read more...]
Stabal Derwin is a traditional barn conversion with lots of character features. Two bedrooms, sleeping four, this quirky property is filled with colour mixed with traditional and statement pieces of furniture. With close access to the A487, its location is perfect for exploring the North Wales region.
The main sitting room is so sumptuous, the use of large leather sofas, original floorboards, large bookcases filled with books, traditional rugs, exposed beams and brickwork make it so inviting and special. French doors open out onto the surrounding trees and fields. The log burner finishes off the room and you’ll find it hard to pull yourself away from spending relaxing days in here.
From the sitting room, a corridor takes you through to the bedrooms. A double and twin. As with the sitting room, the bedrooms are full of life and character - wrought iron beds, distressed furniture and the traditional welsh blankets make them all feel really homely. More books so you certainly won't be stuck for anything to read if you forgot to bring your own! Lots of colour which has been tastefully incorporated makes this property a real change from the more muted tones that tend to be used these days.
The family bathroom is opposite the bedrooms and includes a bath, WC and washbasin - traditional white with splashes of victorian style black tiles dotted around is exactly what you would expect from the way the rest of the house is decorated.
At the end of the house is the kitchen. Another fab room, it's a good size and has everything you will need to cater for your group - including an AGA and large Smeg fridge - we love all these touches. Traditional cream units along with a large farm style kitchen table with the obligatory colourful oilcloth make this a lovely room to cook and eat - it will be warm and cosy and cooking on an AGA makes life very easy when you get to grips with them. There is a back door leading out into the garden.
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2 Pets
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BBQ
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Bike Storage
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Central Heating
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Cooker
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Cot (cot-linen not provided)
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Cottage suitable for 'assisted' wheelchair guests
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Cottage Type
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Criccieth
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Dishwasher
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Dog Friendly
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Enclosed garden
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Essentials
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Fridge
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Hair Dryer
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High Chair
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Hob
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Inside
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Iron and ironing board
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Linen
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Location
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Microwave
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Mobile phone reception
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Near Pub
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No Towels
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Off street parking
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Outside
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Private Garden
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Real Fire
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TV
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Washing Machine
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Welcome Pack
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WiFi
This traditional barn conversion with lots of character features is situated on a farm and so you have plenty of outside space to roam about. There is a private garden and patio area where you can sit out and enjoy the wonderful scenery around you.
The cottage is just on the edge of the village of Bryncir in North Wales. It is a quiet village but perfectly placed to explore the North Wales area due to its easy access to the A487, giving you access to Caernarfon, Bangor, Llandudno and then South towards Porthmadog, Harlech and Barmouth. There is a small livestock market in the village as well as the all-important pub.
A 10-minute drive from the cottage will take you to the beautiful beaches of Criccieth and a 5-minute drive in the opposite direction will bring you to the rugged mountains of Snowdonia. The famous Portmeirion village is also only a 15-minute drive.
Plenty of cycling to do nearby as Lon Eifion, a green cycleway which takes you all the way up to Caernarfon and beyond to the north of the cottage. It follows a disused railway line and traffic-free so great for family bike rides if you have little ones in the mix.
If you are looking for adventure, there is plenty to be had with mountain biking, climbing, canyoning, golf, fishing, pony trekking and sailing nearby. The bigger attractions like ZipWorld - but it is safe to say that whatever the weather, there is something for all the family to enjoy.
Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Criccieth
Additional Information
From the North (Caernarfon) head south on the A487 direction Porthmadog for 11 miles. 1.5 mile after the tiny village of Pant Glas as the road sweeps left into Bryncir village, turn right turn just before a large layby. Concealed entrance, try not to miss it. Continue on this private road over the river to a parking spot under the trees.
From the South (Porthmadog) head north west on the A487 direction Caernarfon for 8 miles. As you leave the tiny village of Bryncir take the next left turn just after a layby. Concealed entrance, try not to miss it. Continue on this private road over the river to a parking spot under the trees.
Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
https://www.dioni.co.uk/things-to-do-in-criccieth/
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Check-in: 16:00 | Check-out: 09:30
<p>Please call the owners to let them know what time you hope to arrive.<br /> The key will be left in the door for you if they're not around to say hello.</p> <br />
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