Brickfield Cottage

Machynlleth, Gwynedd

Nestled in the tranquil market town of Machynlleth, Gwynedd, this semi-detached cottage provides a cozy and charming retreat for families or friends, accommodating up to four guests in two well-appointed bedrooms. Just a two-minute stroll from local amenities, the property boasts lovely views of the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal base for exploring the picturesque region of Wales. With convenient access to public transport, including a train and bus station only five minutes away, guests can easily choose to leave their cars behind and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.

The cottage features a welcoming lounge with a red brick fireplace and an electric woodburner-effect fire, creating a warm atmosphere for relaxation after a day of adventures. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped for preparing meals, which can be enjoyed together at the dining table. Additional conveniences include a separate utility room with a washing machine and an extra basin and WC. On the first floor, guests will find a beautifully-appointed king-size double bedroom and a modern family bathroom, complete with both a bath and a separate shower. A steep staircase leads to a cozy twin eaves bedroom, perfect for children seeking a snug retreat.

Outside, the property offers a delightful enclosed courtyard patio, ideal for unwinding with a drink while enjoying views of the owner’s fields and the hills beyond. Children will be entertained by the owner’s pony, adding a touch of rural charm to the experience. Machynlleth, known as the ancient capital of Wales, features family-run cafes, restaurants, and take-away options, alongside a local leisure center with an indoor swimming pool and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) within walking distance, catering to a variety of interests.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the area is a paradise of walking and biking opportunities. Glyndwr’s Way and the Dyfi Valley Way are nearby, while the Snowdonia National Park offers challenging mountain hikes, such as climbing Cadair Idris. Mountain bikers can explore routes in the Dyfi Forest or venture to the renowned Coed-y-Brenin or the accessible Mawddach Trail, suitable for all ages. The River Dyfi is perfect for fishing, and the nearby Clwyedog lake welcomes non-powered watercraft. Golf enthusiasts will find several courses in the vicinity, ranging from 9-hole to 18-hole options. This exceptional property truly caters to diverse interests, ensuring a memorable stay in this beautiful part of Wales.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby