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Llwyn Onn

Aberdovey, North Wales

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Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 5
Bathrooms 2
Change Fri
pets Dogs welcome 2
grade 4 star
Waterside Views
Parking on site / nearby
Highchair available
Travel Cot available
Towels included
Family friendly
Quirky
Games / Play facilities
Internet access
Enclosed garden / patio
Shop nearby
Pub nearby
Beach within easy reach
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At a glance

  • Detached coastal residence with period features and large garden with views over Aberdovey
  • Set in an idyllic part of Snowdonia with a range of local pubs, independent shops and beaches to explore
  • Perfect for families and their dogs; enjoy walking, cycling, water sports and golf from your doorstep
Overview
Property code: OC-90493

An attractive detached property overlooking the Dyfi Estuary that stands within 500 metres of this characterful town’s gorgeous beach. This dog-friendly property is ideal for active families or groups thanks to its spacious lounge, stylish kitchen/diner and large gardens. It also offers enviable access to historic, sporting and natural attractions in Cardigan Bay and the southern fringe of Snowdonia National Park.

This enchanting property stands off a narrow lane that winds its way towards the coast. The property is bright and airy, with impressive views from many of its south-facing rooms. The comfortable lounge is a wonderful place to relax whatever the time of day or year, especially after a long and indulgent meal prepared in the stylish kitchen/diner. A handy utility room stands nearby. There are five bedrooms on the first floor: the double bedroom, accessed via the kitchen, boasts outstanding sea views, as does the king-size bedroom. An en-suite double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a single bedroom stand nearby, as does the family bathroom. The small patio garden at the front of the property is ideal for morning coffees, while farther down, the enclosed lawn garden is all set up for dog-friendly games and alfresco dining.

Snowdonia National Park offers awe-inspiring peaks, walking trails and water sports. Aberdovey (500 metres) is renowned for its pastel-coloured townhouses, beach and dog-friendly pubs. Aberdovey is home to a championship-standard links golf course (1 mile) and ardent walkers will discover breathtaking views along the South Wales Coast Path on the way to Tywyn (5 miles).

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  • 5 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 2 doubles, 1 twin and 1 single
  • 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC and 1 separate WC
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher
  • Utility room with washing machine
  • Travel cot and highchair available
  • Smart TV in lounge and TV in king-size bedroom
  • Large, enclosed garden with coastal views over Aberdovey, table and chairs and charcoal BBQ
  • Secure covered bike store
  • Private parking for two cars at the property
  • Shop, pub restaurant and beach within 0.2 miles
  • 10 minute walk to village centre
  • Arrival: 16:00 onwards
  • Departure: before 10:00
  • 2 dogs allowed. Additional charges may apply

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Sophie Coe

This property is personally managed by Sophie.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 10 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Kayleigh 8th August 2026

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We love Aberdovey and the views from this house are lovely. Especially the kitchen diner, garden and upstairs doubles. The house is spacious with a well equipped kitchen and plenty of fridge and freezer space. You would struggle however to seat 8 comfortably in the living room. What absolutely should be stated in a listing for a property aimed Read moreat families with dogs, is the many steps within the garden. They are not suitable for the under 3s my opinion. Nor are the upstairs windows which are capable of opening fully and in some cases sit low. It should also be clear the bathroom sits on an in-between level. Also worth mentioning here that the gate which should secure the front patio area from the road does not have a latch so can move freely. A deep clean would be beneficial as would replacement of some items in the bathroom suffering from humidity. Overall this property has huge potential and we loved the location, however we felt the price is pitched quite high for the tiredness of the property. Hide

Reviewed by Jennifer 6th July 2026

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We had a lovely two-night family break at Llwyn Onn. The cottage was clean throughout, well equipped, and had comfortable rooms, with beautiful views of Aberdovey from most of the house. One thing to note is that the listing states there is parking for two cars, but this will very much depend on the size of the vehicles, as the space is quite liRead moremited. Overall, it was a great base for exploring the area, and we certainly got plenty of exercise walking back up the hill from the village! Hide

Reviewed by Matt 30th May 2026

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What a stunning property with just wonderful views and a near perfect garden. Location is absolutely perfect. The hill back is well worth it for the views. Beds were unbelievably comfortable and the house has everything you could need. A really excellent stay I could not recommend anything more.

Reviewed by Lucy 24th November 2025

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Fabulous large house with amazing sea views. We were warm and very comfortable (very comfy mattresses). The kitchen was generously equipped and we had everything we needed. Food at the Penhelig Arms was really good and there is a short-cut footpath to it which is worth discovering.

Reviewed by Nicola 6th September 2025

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We had a great stay here and loved it's location and stunning views. 5 minute walk downhill to the town but 10 back up the hill!!! Parking for 2 cars was a bonus as was the garden for our energetic dog. The property is a little tired but that meant a comfortable stay not worrying about wet shoes or dogs!! Showers were good, beds comfy. There's gameRead mores and jigsaws for rainy days and the laundry room came in handy after our long walks. We felt very at home and would happily stay here again. Hide

Reviewed by Lynn 8th August 2025

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Beautiful views from the front windows we sat there just looking out a lot of the time, the garden is also lovely with a couple of cooking apple trees which we used to make a crumble, the upstairs of the house is fine with 3 of the 4 bedrooms of a good size the bathroom and en-suite are good, the downstairs could do with a refurbishment along with Read morethe kitchen. Hide

Reviewed by Paul 11th July 2025

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Reviewed by Kate 20th June 2025

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Stunning views of the estuary from this grand house. It was not very clean when we arrived.

Reviewed by Michael 16th May 2025

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The location is tremendous, far stretching views across the estuary both from the house & the large well established garden. However it's a bit of a lung buster from the front up the winding hill to the house. The house is very spacious, only 2 cars on drive so if a 3rd car you'll need to find space elsewhere. Subject to my observations to holiday Read morecottages, I would recommend this house. Hide

Reviewed by Helen 18th April 2025

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Stunning views with a comfy chair perfectly positioned in the window for Grandpa to see the sea and be a part of the holiday. Well equipped, en-suite for Grandparents and a fantastic kitchen/dining room for all the family to gather. The town is a 5 minute walk (downhill) worth the uphill return for the views. Lot's of space to store stuff and a hugRead moree garden well protected from the wind with table and chairs, plus a hammock to put up and watch the sea. Hide

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LOCATION

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Sugar & Loaf is a trading name of The Travel Chapter Limited | The Travel Chapter Limited is registered in England and Wales. | Registered office Travel Chapter House, Gammaton Road, Bideford, EX39 4DF. Company No. 02431506 | VAT reg: 143053210.