Jack's House

Jack’s House is a great choice – a fantastic location within walking distance of the town and beach. A video tour of Jack's House is available if you’d like a closer look. Just send us a message and we’ll share the link. Tastefully furnished with 7 bedrooms and a luxurious finish this house will provide you with a fabulous base for your holiday in Wales. It is ideally situated just 5 minutes away from the fabulous sandy beach and just a minute away from the array of cafes, shops, pubs, cinema and train station. There is no allocated parking at Jack's House, however there is plenty of free parking on the street (Idris Villas) outside, as well as free parking on the train station car park opposite. There is a Ring Security Doorbell on the front door. PETS We love pets and are happy for you to bring your four-legged friends with you to stay, after all they deserve a holiday too! All we ask is that you do not let them on the furniture, and that you do not leave them unattended in the property whilst everyone is out. We also ask you to clean up and dispose of any dog waste in the GREEN bin please. Dogs are welcome on Aberdyfi Beach all year round, however between April and September they are not allowed on the first section of the beach between the Lifeboat Station and the start of the sand dunes/end of the car park – there is a telegraph pole on the beach marking this. Access is via a key safe. Your code will be sent shortly before arrival. Lisa your host is available 24/7 via email, text or phone. Jack’s House in the coastal town of Tywyn is perfect for any time of year, with a patio with seating and a barbecue for the warmer evenings. The kitchen is equipped with all modern conveniences including a coffee machine and an American-style fridge/freezer, and with seven bedrooms in total , three with en-suites, and a further bathrooms and a shower room, all with their own walk-in shower. Local pubs, restaurants and shops are within easy walking distance of the house along with The Magic Lantern Cinema which is well worth a visit. Why not take the Wales Coast Path north, over the Dysynni river and towards the ruins of the old army camp in Tonfannau. A short drive east along the winding Bro Dysynni Valley will take you to the imposing and majestic Craig yr Aderyn (Bird Rock) and the silence and tranquility of Castell y Bere castle. Or you can take the Talyllyn Railway steam train from Tywyn to Abergynolwyn, and explore the many paths and ridges of this quiet, spectacular corner of Wales. If you don’t want to travel by car or public transport, it’s possible to walk to nearby Aberdyfi along the sandy beach. You will find a bustling, chocolate-box pretty harbour village. Also within easy walking distance is Ynysmaengwyn park and woodland, the site of a ruined mansion. Jack’s House is also only 30 miles from Snowdonia National Park.