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Coed-Y-Moel

person 6 Guests
bed 3 Bedrooms
bathtub 2 Bathrooms
From £917 per week

Formerly the house of a sea captain sailing from Barmouth, this 3 bedroom stone cottage commands spectacular views over the Mawddach estuary and Cader Idris beyond. [Read more...]

Coed-Y-Moel is situated in the hills above Barmouth, enjoying the most spectacular views over the Mawddach Estuary. Formerly the home of a sea captain sailing from Barmouth, this 3 bedroom stone cottage looks out over the estuary and Cader Idris beyond. The cottage itself is a traditional build of stonewalls under a welsh slate roof. I was sold on the place before I stepped over the threshold. But I can happily report that the cottage is perfect on the inside too.

As you step in, a lovely log burner has been placed in the large original inglenook fireplace to the left. This, combined with some comfortable seating and rustic oak beams creates a lovely cosy sitting area. A modern fitted kitchen has been installed to the right. Practical functionality, integrated dishwasher, modern cooker etc., plus nice touches like a granite worktop and a Belfast sink. The small dinning area is adjacent.

A door leading off the kitchen takes you to a split level bedroom area. Upstairs a large double bedroom has the best views in the house perhaps. Downstairs there’s a smaller twin room. All the beds are as you’d expect of a 5 star cottage and covered with crisp clean linen. The bathroom next to this twin room has a modern white suite with bath and shower attachment.

Back into the kitchen to climb up the bespoke spiral staircase to the last and largest of the three bedrooms. The original oak roof frame gives this en-suite double bedroom a special sense of character and style. The en-suite bathroom has a modern powerful shower as well as a luxurious roll top bath.

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Many visitors to this area will have already ventured up out of Barmouth to explore the well-known Panorama walk. Famous for it’s vista across this seaside location. Few if any will have climbed further up this single track road however. The views up here are even better of course. I suspect the pleasure of the observer is enhanced by the knowledge that only a handful of people are privy to this secret spot.

Barmouth itself has been a popular seaside holiday destination since Victorian times when the new Cambrian coast railway opened up this secluded part of North Wales to the cities and towns of England. The conversion of Coed-Y-Moel into a well-appointed self-catering holiday cottage is evidence of a new trend towards more luxurious accommodation and a renewed enthusiasm for the region.

And it’s difficult not to get excited about the area. Adventure sports are becoming increasingly popular. Everything from kite surfing and sea kayaking to rock climbing and mountain biking. More unhurried activities such as fishing, golf and walking are also enjoyed by many. Our more cultured guests will enjoy the huge array of historical attractions. Narrow gauge steam railways and slate quarries lay testament to our industrial heritage while impressive castles like Harlech and Caernarfon remind us of a time when Celtic – Anglo relations weren't quite as amicable as they are now perhaps.

Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Barmouth

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https://www.dioni.co.uk/cottage/coedymoel/#review

Google Map Directions

From the South (Dolgellau) turn left at at the roundabout onto the A496 and travel 7.5 miles into Barmouth. As you come down the hill into the town centre take a sharp right turn just before Porkington Terrace and straight after the Lawrenny Lodge Hotel. Drive up towards 'Bae Abermaw' hotel, following the road right and then left as you climb. Continue on this single lane road for 2 miles ignoring all forks leading left. As you approach Sylfaen farm, go to the end of the road & turn left on to a dirt track up past the big shed on your left hand side. Immediately after passing the shed turn right passing the conifer trees on your right, go through a gate, then the track forks out. Here there is a sign post for 'Coed y Moel' please take the right hand track where you will approach another gate, now you will be driving on a concrete path down a hill please continue along this track until you get to Coed-Y-Moel cottage.

From the North (Harlech) Travel 11 miles along the A496 direction Barmouth. As you leave Barmouth town centre turn left just after Porkington Terrace and before the Lawrenny Lodge Hotel towards the 'Bae Abermaw' hotel.Follow the road right and then left as you climb. Continue on this single lane road for 2 miles ignoring all forks leading left. As you approach Sylfaen farm, go to the end of the road & turn left on to a dirt track up past the big shed on your left hand side. Immediately after passing the shed turn right passing the conifer trees on your right, go through a gate, then the track forks out. Here there is a sign post for 'Coed y Moel' please take the right hand track where you will approach another gate,now you will be driving on a concrete path down a hill please continue along this track until you get to Coed-Y-Moel cottage.

Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
SNOWDONIA INFORMATION PACK - BARMOUTH

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