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Glan-y-Morfa

Traditional Welsh farmhouse Holiday Home
ABOUT

ABOUT

Beautiful Welsh farmhouse  overlooking the Dyfi Estuary, full of charm and all the comforts of home.  Only 15 minutes by car from the pretty seaside village, Aberdyfi and  Machynlleth, a lovely historical market town.

  The farmhouse sleeps 8 people with 2 large double rooms, 1 twin bedroom and a bunk bedroom.  Two bathrooms, one with bath and shower and the second with shower.  There's a games room with table football and darts; plus badminton and boules sets for outside;  lots of board games as well as internet.

Surrounded by stunning countryside with fantastic views and walks. 

 Dyfi Osprey Project is just over the river, together with Ynys-Hir RSPB   Nature Reserve, the house has a special attraction for all bird lovers.

Kites, Herons and if you are lucky an occasional Osprey can often

be spotted soaring over the garden.

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Kitchen
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Dining Room
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Kitchen
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Sitting room
Downstairs Bathroom
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Double bedroom 1
Bunk bedroom
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Twin Bedroom
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Double Bedroom 2
The area

Aberdyfi town and beach

The detail

The house in detail

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Map

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The house is 15 minutes' drive from Aberdyfi and Machynlleth.  It is down a well maintained farm track and perfect to get away from it all. The only sounds to disturb you are the sheep and occasional passing tractor.  Full of antiques and locally made crafts, but we also have modern mod cons - Wi-Fi, TV with digital box, Hi Fi and Blue Tooth speakers.  The kitchen is well equipped with an electric range cooker with hob and 2 ovens; plus a toaster and microwave/convection oven.  There is a small fridge in the kitchen and a larger fridge freezer in the utility room. 

The downstairs bathroom and kitchen slate floors both have underfloor heating, to take the chill off, if you are staying in winter months.  

The utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer;  overhead clothes dryer and boot rack.  Perfect if you are a keen walker or cyclist.  Bikes can also be stored here under cover.

There are 2 bathrooms, vital if you are a large group.

The garden has a large barbecue, table and bench for alfresco lunches and a log chiminea for chilly evenings.

We welcome dogs and the garden is well fenced. The property is non-smoking.

We are rated 4 star by Visit Wales

things to do

THINGS TO DO

Aberdyfi 
This beautiful seaside village is full of great shops, crabbing off the jetty, home-made ice cream and an enormous beach that is dog friendly.
Machynlleth
Machynlleth was the seat of the first Welsh Parliament in 1404. It is full of antique and vintage shops as well as a great market on Wednesdays
Centre for Alternative Technology
has been inspiring visitors about sustainable practice for over 40 years. With seven acres of hands-on displays, examples of environmentally responsible building, renewable energy, organic gardens and kids’ holiday activities. 
Ynys-Hir Bird reserve
is on the other side of the river from the farmhouse. Summer brings wading birds, such as lapwings and redshanks and some very special butterflies. Come the colder months, ducks and geese move in.
 
Cader Idris 
is justifiably the second most-popular mountain in Wales after Snowdon. The summit itself is called Pen y Gadair and is 2930 ft high. A great challenge. 
Corris Craft Centre
is a craft and leisure complex in Corris.   Various crafts and a gin distillery are some the attractions. Also King Arther's Labyrinth is a network of underground caves.

Access Statement
​Introduction 

  • Glan-y-Morfa is a beautiful 400-year-old Welsh farmhouse situated down a well maintained farm track. It is surrounded by farmland, with stunning views across the river Dyfi.

  • Please do ask if you have any special requirements that we may be able to assist you with. We can then assess and discuss with you any possible solutions.

  • Dogs (max of two unless agreed with us) and assistance dogs are welcome.

 Pre-Arrival

  • The property is signposted at the top of the track and we provide clear directions before your visit.

  • The nearest town is Machynlleth, 3 1/2 miles away. There are a variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and a large co op.

  • There is a bus service from the end of the lane in Cwrt which goes to Machynlleth or Aberdyfi, although the service is quite infrequent. (The bus stop is about a 20 minute walk from the farmhouse)

  • Machynlleth has a railway station, linking to Shrewsbury and Birmingham, Aberystwyth and Pwllheli.

  • We would strongly recommend that at least one member of the party has a car.Car Parking and Arrival

Arrival 

        There is signage at the top of the farm track and again when you reach the house. There are three gates on the farm track before you reach the                house.

  • Parking is available 20 yards from the front door, but unloading can be done immediately outside the front door.                                                        The drive area is flat and made up of slate chippings.

  • There is a solar light above the key safe in the event that you arrive in the dark.

 

Main Entrance

        There are two low steps to the front door. (15cm))

  • Width of the entrance door (86cm). 

  • Internal Layout                                                                                                                                                                              

  • You enter straight into the large kitchen with part slate and part tiled floor. To the right, there is a dining room with slate floor and when you pass through the dining room you reach the carpeted sitting room. From the back of the kitchen, you walk into a small lobby which has the staircase coming off it. To the left is the downstairs bathroom and to the right the games / utility room. There is a back door off the utility room.

  • Upstairs, there is a long corridor, off which are 4 bedrooms and a bathroom.

  • ALL rooms have a step up or down – please see details below.

 Kitchen

 The kitchen is open plan, with a large dining table in the middle of the room.

  • There is an under-counter fridge and freestanding large cooker (induction hob) A microwave/convection oven which sits on the worktop. Storage is both under counter and in wall units.

  • Worktop is 90ck high / sink 88cm high

  • In the utility room there is a free-standing tumble drier and free-standing washing machine, both front loading.

      2. Bedrooms

  • There are four bedrooms. All accessed upstairs and have a small step up from the landing. All bedrooms are carpeted.

    • Bedroom 1 – high double bed, access from both sides.

    • Bedroom 2 – bunk beds (full size)

    • Bedroom 3 – 2 single beds, one accessed from both sides and one from one side only – medium height

    • Bedroom 4 – medium height double bed, accessed from both sides.

      3. Bathrooms 

      Downstairs – A bath with shower over, basin and toilet with low level flush. No grab rails.

     Upstairs -  A walk in shower (small step to access), basin and toilet with low level flush. No grab rails provided.

 Summary of door widths / Step heights

         Front door – 86cm / 15cm step

         Door to stairs – 70cm / 17cm step

         Dining room – 87 / 1cm step

         Sitting room – 77 / 2cm step

         Utility room – 73cm / 8cm step

         Back door – 72 / 12 cm step

        Downstairs bathroom – 66cm / 7cm step

        Bedrooms  - 70cm / 12cm step

        Upstairs bathroom – 70/ 12cm step

         Staircase – 11 steps

 

Garden/Outdoor Areas 

  • The garden is split into three areas.

    • Directly in front of the house is the flat slate chipping track leading to the parking area, and small seating area.

    • The front garden (a small step to access) has a flat lawn area, table & comfortable seating area for relaxing and enjoying the views. It then slopes down quite steeply to the boundary.

    • The rear garden is accessed by a set of steep and quite narrow/ uneven  steps. The steps lead to a larger flat(ish) area of lawn.

  • The garden furniture is set up in the front garden.

    • Lounge / dining set seating 8

    • Wooden picnic table seating 8 

    • Benches in front of the house and in the front garden

    • Additional fold away seating stored in the games/laundry room

 Additional Information

        Emergency evacuation procedures are set out in the handbook and on the wall of the kitchen. Escape from upstairs will be via the staircase and                out through either the back door or front door. Escape from downstairs will be via the front or back door or if necessary, via one of the sash                      windows at the front of the house.

  • Mobile phone reception is generally very good.

  • Broad band - Fibre hi speed Wi-Fi provided

 

Contact Information

 

​Address: 

Glan-y-Morfa

Cwrt

Pennal

Machynlleth

POWYS  SY20 9LD

Phone 0719814376 / 07958713011

CONTACT US

Reviews

GUEST REVIEW

This has been our fifth stay here and it never ceases to amaze us. We absolutely love this cottage and the location. If we could afford it and if it was for sale we would HAVE to live here permanently. The owners have thought of everything and the cottage is so comfortable it truly is a home from home. The kitchen is really well stocked with pots and pans, utensils etc, that you can cook anything you can think of. There is a very welcome selection of store cupboard essentials so if you have forgotten that one herb or stock cube chances are you will find one in the cupboard. The showers are both good, and the tub is "the mother of all tubs!" according to my daughter. The bed linen and duvets are lovely quality and the master bed is very comfy as are the others, I'm told by the others in our party. The garden has such lovely views its not a problem to stay at the house and just relax. The BBQ was clean and nice to use - which we did twice. We love how off the beaten track the cottage is and the isolation is perfect, the only other person/people we saw were the occasional walker on the path to cottage or the friendly farmer

Prices
Prices vary depending on the time of year and length of stay.  Please contact us your dates for an accurate price.  Below are guide prices for 2027
Winter Months                    £765 weekly  3 nights  £489
Mid range                             £1,005 weekly  3 nights £642
Peak Summer                      £1530 weekly  20th July - 1st Sept 7 days minimum
Christmas                            
21st Dec - 4th Jan 3 nights £978

 

Contact us.
Sarah or Mark will get back to you as soon as they can

Tel 07719814376 or 01952 952261

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