Cosy Cottage in Corris-One wellbehaved dog welcome

Troed-y-Rhiw is a well presented 1 bedroom stone cottage in the former slate mining village of Corris on the southern edge of Snowdonia National Park. It has home comforts such as a 2 seater recliner, wood burner and digital freeview TV/CD/DVD. It has a well equipped kitchen with microwave, dishwasher & washing machine. The bathroom has a thermostatic electric shower over the bath. The bedroom has a superking or twin singles. There is a private garden with secure storage for mountain bikes The space This traditional cottage is constructed of slate and stone and is over 170 years old . It has been recently renovated , keeping lots of character features. The downstairs floors are slate flagstones, so you might want to bring your slippers. There is a small secure garden with herb bed for you to use (seasonal). It has table and chairs under a veranda which means you can enjoy the outside space in all weathers . We hope you make use of the old stone outbuilding which has electric lighting and power . It also has good natural light , so it could be used as a studio or simply a secure building to store bikes etc The village has a welcoming pub, the Slaters Arms, serving home cooked food, real ales, a selection of gins, and they also sell some essential groceries during opening hours. There is a cafe in Idris Stores which specialises in vegan, vegetarian / healthy options, speciality coffees etc and off sales, as well as a good selection of groceries. Both the pub and Idris Stores have WiFi. SLEEPING & REFRESHING Bedroom - Super King Bed or twin singles on the first floor. *Hotel quality bedding and linen provided* WC on ground floor. Bathtub, Shower, WC & Basin on first floor. *Towels and travel size toiletries included* Plus: Washing machine, Clothes Rail, Hair Dryer, Iron & Ironing Board. EATING & CHILLING Fully equipped kitchen, including: - Kettle, Toaster, Microwave - Oven and Hob. - Fridge with small freezer compartment Enjoy your meal at the dining table in the living room. After a long day of sight seeing, kick back in the living room and watch your favourite shows on the TV gathered around the wood-burning stove. Please read all details on conditions of stove use under 'Other things to note'. Beautiful private back garden for you to make the most of the outside area, with a covered seating area. Guest access You’ll have the whole place to yourselves. Other things to note DURING YOUR STAY (NB - Free car park is just a 2 minute walk from the cottage adjacent to the railway museum) The fire is laid, ready to light on your arrival. The log basket has enough wood, probably for your first evening. After that there’s a local fuel supplier (business card in information folder). Also, most local supermarkets sell logs. Depending on your network, there is 4G coverage inside and out.(EE is very good, Vodafone not so good) There are 2 low doorways off the kitchen, so please mind your head. There is a guest information folder in the cottage which shows emergency numbers, appliance manuals and general information to help you enjoy your stay. SELF CHECK IN Check-in time is from 4pm onwards and check-out time is before 10am. Please note: There is a £100 charge for lost keys and £50 charge for call outs, so please be careful with the keys. AMENITIES The shed can be used by guests to store bikes etc. LOG BURNER There is a log burner in the living room. Please see information above and follow the guest manual instructions. The doors should be kept shut when the stove is lit. When the burner is in use it gets very hot so please take care and use the tool provided to open the door to add fuel. There is no permanent fireguard, so if you have young children staying in the property, please use your judgement and extreme caution as to if/when you use the stove. Fire must be put out when not attended. PARKING There is no parking at the property itself, but there is free street parking on Bridge Street or a free car park at the school / railway museum. GARDEN AMENITIES The garden is laid to slate chippings and flagstones. NB the railway sleepers are very slippery when wet! The garden has an under cover seating area. Access to the garden is via the kitchen door or the secure gate to the side of the house.