Property code: 87624
Romantic retreat on a tidal estuary in the coastal town of Porthmadog. Walk to the local pub, shops, harbour, and beach. In Snowdonia National Park, enjoy outdoor activities and visitor attractions close by.
Stylish décor and high-tech appliances await in this romantic sailors' lodge for two. Whilst there’s so much to do in the surrounding Snowdonia National Park, we’re sure you’ll find yourself constantly drawn back to this warm and welcoming property with its magnificent views and inviting interiors. Fill your days with stimulating activities in Porthmadog and beyond before stocking up on supplies and settling down for the evening in this wonderful waterfront accommodation. The thoughtful layout of the lounge and decking ensures that the view can always be appreciated come rain or shine.
Equipped with a quality speaker, two Smart TVs, a Nespresso coffee machine and Alexa Dot, it’s obvious that no expense has been spared in making this two-storey terrace a truly unforgettable place to stay. Rich tones and sumptuous soft furnishings can be found in the downstairs bedroom, the spare room with a versatile day bed and upstairs in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. On the first floor, this sociable space provides an entirely comfortable area for spending quality time together. Curl up on the sofa and reach for the binoculars to enjoy a spot of bird watching, or switch on the Smart TV to catch up on your favourite box set. In sunny weather, exit via the French doors to spend time on the elevated decking or descend the ladder onto the water's edge.
The vibrant harbour town of Porthmadog is filled with things to see and do, including three separate narrow-gauge railway lines, a host of independent shops and the fascinating Welsh Highland Heritage Railway Museum (1 mile). Having enjoyed gazing out over views of the Glaslyn Estuary, a trip to the beach may likely be on the cards. Head to the adored Black Rock Sands beach (3 miles) for a day on the sand or the chance to explore dunes and rock pools.
Code: 87624