About this property
This old terraced cottage exudes character and charm throughout, with a peaceful edge of village location enjoying the dramatic views of the lush green Dyfi Forest. Holiday in exquisite style with your closest friends or family at Tanrallt Cottage, with the highest quality of accommodation for up to three people. Step into this superb holiday home and be greeted by a fabulous, sumptuous lounge furnished with lots of texture and colour and an alluring log burner for cosy evenings curled up with your loved ones. The well designed open-plan layout retains many character features, with classy modern touches which add to the charm of the cottage. The rustic kitchen is well-equipped for making those delicious meals. Upstairs is where you will find rustic latched doors leading you to two heart-warming bedrooms. The double is light and airy with old characterful furniture adding to its charm and sure to give a restful good night’s sleep, leaving you refreshed and ready for the next day’s adventures. The cosy single bedroom has a wonderful bespoke window bench, a fabulous spot for sighting wildlife out the window. Concluding the first floor of Tanrallt Cottage is the small but well-designed bathroom, with a lovely bath to enjoy a nice long soak after a day walking the hills. The bespoke counter top wash basin finishes this room off remarkably. With a cup of coffee in hand, the front garden is a superb place to enjoy the views across to the Dyfi Forest and take deeps breaths of the wonderful, fresh countryside air. Why not enjoy a BBQ for a summertime alfresco feast? Corris is a welcoming village; it hosts a pub and a coffee shop with village store, and is surrounded by breath-taking walking and cycling paths to enjoy. As well as the astounding outdoor opportunities of Snowdonia, you can visit popular spots such as the stunning market town of Machynlleth and the seaside resort of Aberdyfi. Use Tanrallt as the comforting base from which to explore the superb Welsh countryside.
This village stands directly on the edge of the southern part of the Snowdonia National Park. Situated on the banks of the River Dulas and overlooking Dovey Forest, this old slate quarrying village is perfect for mountain biking enthusiasts. The village boasts a village pub and is directly opposite the well-known mountain biking Cli-machX run, as well as the famous Coed-y-Brenin Mountain Bike Centre being nearby. Discover The Tarrens, probably the best ridge walk in Wales as well as the mountains of Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy which are both close by. Enjoy a good day out on the Tal-y-Llyn Railway and at the delightful harbour village of Aberdovey.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single.
Bathroom with a shower over bath, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.
Electric central heating, woodburning stove and underfloor heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV with FreeSat, WiFi, selection of books and games.
Fuel, power and starter pack for fire/stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off road parking for 1 car and roadside parking.
Yard with furniture.
Sorry no pets.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 5 mins walk.
Note: 11 steps up to the cottage.
Nearby points of interest
- Centre for Alternative Technology
- Aberdyfi Beach
- Snowdonia National Park
Reviews (28)
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Melina
Everything you could need. Now weâve found a gem for mid wales we will be back to explore more as we tend to holiday in north wales.
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Roanah
The only reason I haven't given maximum marks is for the following reasons: I haven't stayed at a property yet where the owners do much about keeping it dry from damp. I noticed around the windows had been washed to get some mildew/mould off, but not with mould killer. Around the front door was particularly bad. The front door lets in water underneath when its raining hard which probably adds to the problem. The front door surrounding wall had black mould on it, although not thick. Its just a concern because we both have respiratory problems and had only just recovered from flu before coming. We ran the heating whenever we were in and it helped dry it out a bit and the damp smell to diminish. Also, the underfloor heating that was advertised was switched off at the fusebox and had no remote left to operate it anyway or the flooring thermostat was not set. We could have done with this running as the central heating struggled a bit when the temperature dropped a couple of times. We liked the fact the kitchen was well equipped and the shower nice and hot. One point about the bathroom. It is very easy to burn yourself on the towel rail due to the confines of the bathroom. No major complaints , just the things above, if they were dealt with I would have given a higher score. I understand the climate there and what the cottages are like, I used to live just down the road in Machynlleth. But being an asthmatic, i really would have liked the damp dealt with in advance of arrival. Thanks.
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Peter
It was cosy and comfortable and the kitchen was extremely well equipped. The property was well located within easy reach of the village facilities and some lovely walks.