Golwg-y-Mor

Summary

Just 10 yards from the beach, Golwg-y-Mor is perfectly situated for a quiet relaxing holiday or an active break. The safe, sandy beach stretches for miles along Cardigan Bay. You can watch spectacular sunsets over the sea, the dolphins tumbling past or at night the moon lighting up the sky and seas. You can climb up Cadair Idris (a few miles distant) or stroll along the sea front. You can fish, windsurf or just relax.

Golwg-y-Mor means ‘sea view’ and, this is exactly what you get. There cannot be many houses in the UK where you are more aware of the sea’s presence.

Downstairs is a fitted kitchen, a living room with a dining area and sliding doors onto the patio, with a table and chairs. From the patio you go down half a dozen steps, through the gate, across the promenade and down onto the beach. Upstairs is a double bedroom with sea-view bacony, a twin bedroom and a toilet/luxury shower room.

The house is in the centre of a modern terrace. It has full gas fired central heating, double-glazing and fitted carpets throughout, making this a cosy retreat for any time of the year. There is colour TV, a DVD player, a full size electric cooker, microwave and fridge.

You will have your own parking space on the driveway. Cotton bed linen and towels are provided.

Tywyn is an old fashioned seaside town. As well as the miles of sandy beach there is a leisure centre with a swimming pool in the town, along with crazy golf.

Sea fishing is very popular, with bass, monkfish, and rays all being caught locally. A well-stocked tackle shop, just yards from the property, hires out any equipment you may need.

No trip to the seaside is complete without ice cream. Just one minute’s drive out of Tywyn is the famous Halo Ice Cream factory. Their delicious honey flavoured ice cream is only available at the factory.

Rates: From £220 to £690 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 4 people. Children are welcome.
Sorry, no pets.
4 Star Visit Wales.

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