About this property
Seaclusion is a fantastic, reverse-level holiday cottage resting on the waterfront at Port Dinorwic Marina, near Y Felinheli, Gwynedd. It has been renovated to create a contemporary and sophisticated space to relax and unwind in; a classic colour scheme, sumptuous furnishings and quality gadgets give Seaclusion a real touch of luxury for a family of six to enjoy. After parking up outside, be sure to take in those views of The Strait’s glistening, blue waves; in the evenings you'll also be rewarded by some of the most stunning sunsets over the water! The living space is situated on the first floor to take full advantage of the vaulted ceiling and views across the Menai Strait, there are plush sofas and armchairs and a large balcony to soak up the vistas and the sea breeze. There is a Sky smart glass TV with apps to log into and enjoy a movie . There is a fabulously fitted kitchen with induction hob, oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and a selection of hand appliances; the chef of the family will have a ball creating culinary delights here! Once a delicious meal has been prepared, enjoy it at the bright and airy dining area as you plan your holiday itinerary. When night falls, venture downstairs to find three bedrooms: a master bedroom with a king-size bed, ample storage and sliding doors giving direct access to the water slide, alongside a twin room and a further double with a wardrobe. Completing the ground floor is a spacious shower room with lovely touches of toasty underfloor heating and a LED-lit mirror. Outside, you will be pleased to also discover a private patio with undercover area, along with access to the charming, communal gardens. Y Felinheli, and especially its marina, have always been a popular destination for visitors to North Wales and it is easy to see why; there are fantastic links by road or cycle path making it the perfect spot for exploring North Wales. If you don't feel like travelling far, the village itself boasts some lovely walks, with the coastal path passing just by Seaclusion; additionally, the pretty harbour is perfect to wander around after a bite to eat at one of the popular pubs or restaurants. Why not spend the day in Bangor, a bustling town hosting the delights of Garth Pier, Penrhyn Castle & Garden, as well as access to the Menai Suspension Bridge? The historic town of Caernarfon also isn’t far, where the wonders of Caernarfon Castle, Victoria Dock and the Beacon Climbing Centre await. The mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia), the stunning coastlines of Anglesey, and the Llŷn Peninsula are all within a short drive, giving you plenty to see and do during your stay. Choose Seaclusion for an unforgettable holiday in North Wales.
Y Felinheli, historically known as Port Dinorwic, is located on the magnificent Menai Strait between Caernarfon and Bangor. This small village has a pair of pubs, an eatery and coffee shop in the dock area, meaning you're well catered to here. Visitors to this magnificent region are spoiled for choice, with breathtaking Snowdonia, the charming Llyn Peninsula, and the sandy beaches of Anglesey all within close reach.
Accommodation
Reverse-level.
On the ground floor, there are three bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x double, 1 x twin.With a Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Second floor shower room with dressing room.
First-floor open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with balcony
Gas central heating with underfloor heating.
Solar panels.
Electric oven, induction hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, wine chiller.
Sky Smart Glass TV with Sky and Netflix, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and travel cot available.
Off-road parking.
Private rear patio.
Communal gardens.
Balcony with furniture.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.7 miles, beach 1.3 miles.
Note: While there are steps down to the property (with handrails) from the car park, please note that there is also ramped access offering an alternative to the steps.
Note: Guests are asked to bring their own bedding for the travel cot.
Note: 2 well-behaved dogs welcome with a £30 fee for the first dog, please keep dogs on leads outside of the property.
Nearby points of interest
- Caernarfon Castle
- Penrhyn Castle
- National Slate Museum
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
Reviews (19)
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Myra
All the rooms have been decorated in a way that shows they have been carefully thought about and everything is to an extremely high standard. The views out over the water are stunning and the grounds of the marina area where the property is located are also really lovely. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely return for a second visit. We've been staying in holiday cottages for many years and this has been one of the best we've ever stayed in. Thank you to the hosts for sharing it with us
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Marie
The drop off to the water is steep and there is no rear 'enclosure' to protect dogs / children from this steep drop. Arrival at 5pm in the winter months is not very fair as it is dark upon arrival which makes it difficult to unpack and usher kids/ dogs into the property especially given the steep and poorly lit steps down to the entrance. (Also further compounding the need for some sort of 'enclosure' to the rear of the property esp when arriving in the dark you would not know how close it really is) The heating was NEST controlled, which has a pin code lock on it which meant that the heating could not be turned up over 20º. Sadly, as an arthritis sufferer, I need the heating to be higher than this to be comfortable and there was no other means of getting heating into a room (i.e log burner or electric heater) Also, whlist 20º this maybe sufficient for a modern and well insulated property, sadly, a lot of heat is lost through the patio doors so the seating / Tv area was chilly of an evening. Suggest thicker / insulated curtains would help in the winter months? The heating was on a timer, which made the assumption that guests were out of the property for most of the day...which maybe true in the warmer months, but not the winter ones! The property got cold very quickly once the heating went off, which means it had to work harder to get it warm again, by which time, it felt like it switched off again! The bedroom to the front of the property had a weird smell in it (like rotten vegetables!) which made sleeping in this room unpleasant, plus we had to sleep with the door open as to not 'concentrate' the smell. This really needs looking into. The house bathroom is very small, which was OK when there was just 2 adults, but when we were joined by other family members, it did make it a little fraught! Despite there being a futher bathroom on the 3rd floor, this was only any good for the using the toilet as showering was difficult due to the water pressure (which you only get told about once you've booked!) The property was clean upon arrival, but suggest that the cleaners move and vacum under the sofas as my dog was going crazy for the remnants of haribo sweets / crisps which were under there! On a positive note, the property was comfortable, well stocked and thought out. It is in a good location for exploring the area and the beaches on Anglesea
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John
Then that unbelievable view upstairs wow, loved the local pub and the chip shop but we stayed mostly at the house as was so comfy. Thank you for sharing your wonderful home .