Cosy 3 bedroom cottage by the sea in Aberdovey.

Chatts Cottage is a charming costal retreat located in the centre of the picturesque village of Aberdovey (‘Aberdyfi’), on the West coast of Wales in the stunning Snowdonia National Park. Pet-friendly and in an ideal location for 6 guests requiring 3 bedrooms, this cottage is a quirky and deceptively large holiday home perfect for families, couples and/or groups looking for a holiday by the seaside. The space With plenty to do, from beach and costal walks, day trips by car or train to the easily accessible North or South of Wales, sitting and relaxing on the balcony looking out to the estuary, to dining in one of the many delicious restaurants, pubs or cafes, you’ll be close to everything you need when you stay here. In just a 3-minute walk, you will reach 4 miles of golden sandy beach and sand dunes, where you can enjoy stunning views of the estuary to the sea and walk along the beach to the neighbouring town of Tywyn. This beautiful cottage in the heart of Aberdovey has a cosy mix of traditional and modern styling, with all the amenities you will need for a relaxing retreat. The spacious kitchen and lounge area offers a perfect place to socialise. The bedrooms feature two double beds, two single beds, with the double balcony bedroom offering lovely sea and beach views for enjoying sunny days and al fresco dining. Two of the bedrooms are interconnecting (Pass through one to get to another). The cottage has its own drive with space for one car and provides a free parking permit for a second car just minutes away from the cottage in a "Pay & Display" car park. Located in the village is a number of shops, including a small grocery store for all your essentials, a butchers, several pubs, cafes and restaurants, gift shops and art galleries, a post-office, clothes shops and a pharmacy. Other things to note Ideas for during your stay: • Explore the golden sandy beach and sand dunes. Pick up your deck chairs, BBQ's, bucket and spades, for a fun-filled day on the beach. You can walk along the beautiful 4-mile beach front until you reach Tywyn, where you can enjoy a spot of lunch and either walk back along the beach or hop on the bus or train. • Explore the quaint streets of Aberdovey and the nestling shops, galleries, inns, cafes and restaurants. • There are plenty of other tranquil walks and places to explore including: The Roman Road along the rocks and estuary as far as Picnic Island (entrance just opposite the Penhelig arms), the Bearded Lake, Tal-y-llyn lake, or Dolgoch Falls where you can reach a series of three magnificent waterfalls via either a short walk or by the Tal-y-llyn railway. • Aberdovey is perfect for a host of other activities, including crabbing off the jetty (bait can be brought from the butchers, lifeboat station or gift shop), water sports, to visiting the award winning 18-hole Golf Course (winner of ‘Best Golf Club’ at the Welsh Hospitality Awards 2019). • The village offers a wealth of places to eat and drink, whether you fancy a light bite or evening meal in one of the beautiful pubs, restaurants, cafes or take-aways, you’ll be spoilt for choice: The Penhelig Arms, The Britania, The Dovey Inn, Tides Inn, Coast Deli and Dining, Walkers Fish & Chips, Seabreeze Restaurant, Sunflower Café, Bear of Amsterdam Café, Bay of Bengal, Medina Café, Trefeddian Hotel, The Sandwhich shop, The Fridge. • Visit the neighbouring town of Tywyn, where you can visit the arcade, play tennis, crazy golf, or take out your body/surf boards on Tywyn beach. • And plenty more!