Y Felinheli 2.2 miles. A stylish, former vestry, fully-converted to a high standard, in a small hamlet, just over 2 miles from Y Felinheli on the north coast of Wales. Furnished and decorated with luxury fixtures and fittings, mixing character and charm with modern convenience, this delightful Y Felinheli cottage offers superb upside down living, and boasts exposed, feature stone wall and oak A-frame beams, glass balustrade panels on the staircase and stylish granite worktops in the kitchen, as well as benefiting from a warming woodburner in the open plan living room. The three well-appointed bedrooms are all ground floor, though there are two internal steps in the spacious mezzanine hall. Outside, relax and stargaze in the privacy of your own garden. There are numerous local activities easily accessible, such as the Menai Straits for dinghy sailing, an abundance of doorstep walks, and with Caernarfon and Anglesey within five miles, you are in an ideal location for exploring the local delights. Within a few minutes walk from this Y Felinheli cottage is a wonderful five star restaurant, the ideal place for an evening meal to complete your luxury holiday break in this wonderful area. Note: This property is next to Ref. 30276, together they sleep 12.
Weekly price from £480
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