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Llys Owen

10 Guests
5 Beds
3 Bathrooms
Pet Friendly

Description

Llys Owen, built in 1887 by David Lloyd George’s in-laws, Richard and Mary Owen, has recently undergone extensive refurbishment to transform a beautiful family home into a spacious and welcoming holiday townhouse, an ideal venue for a family get-together.

Built on a rise it has absolutely stunning views over Cardigan Bay and over to the mountains of Ardudwy above Harlech, all down the coastline as far south as Ceredigion.

From Llys Owen you can hear the waves crashing on the beach in stormy weather, or on a quiet night gently splashing on the sand.

From the large kitchen bay window overlooking the garden and lawn you can enjoy the warmth of the morning sun as you sip your first coffee of the day, watching the light changing on the faraway hills and wide sweep of the bay.

The kitchen is well-equipped and the table easily sits more than 4 people – extra chairs are provided.

The two front rooms are elegant and spacious, one being a dining room, again with amazing views of the sea, and of course the castle on its dramatic rocky headland.

The large table sits ten, ideal for large families, hosting special occasions or corporate events, the room being furnished with an antique oak dresser, some easy chairs and a sofa.

The sitting room has a luxurious deep-piled carpet, a Smart TV and a woodburning stove for when those winter nights start drawing in, with a selection of books you might want to curl up with on one of the sofas.

If you aren’t drawn to the TV, then watch your own wide-screen seaside view from the window.

The first floor offers three bedrooms – the two front ones both having king-size beds.

The sea-blue bedroom affords you a view of the castle from bed, the rose-pink bedroom has its own en-suite with thermostatic shower, and bedside lamps with an extra light for reading in bed.

The small twin bedroom faces east but like other bedrooms has blackout blinds – and a wonderful view over the garden to the sea when you wake up.

The pink bathroom has some unusual features, just the place for a relaxing soak in subdued lighting.

On to the back landing there’s a separate shower room, then another staircase leading up to the second floor, where from the dormer windows you have a bird’s eye view of Cricieth, down the coastline to south Wales.

Here you will find a cosy twin bedroom and a large double with a beautiful en-suite bathroom, connected by a small landing with stairgate in place.

Downstairs again there is a WC on the ground floor, and a small utility space with washing machine at the side door which serves as your main entrance with shelves for boots, sandals, buckets, spades.

Outside at the front there is paving with garden furniture for al fresco dining, the garden is enclosed and the large lawn to the side is available as an additional area to use.

At the back there is ample parking space off the back lane, and solar lighting to guide you in the dark.

Ideally situated to discover all that Cricieth has to offer, with restaurants, cafes, chip shops, pubs all within short walking distances, Llys Owen awaits by the sea for your family getaway.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden / Patio
  • Open Fire

What guests are saying

4.9
Based on 35 reviews
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Llys Owen was perfect for our family get together, it had everything we needed, the weather was not great so we spent a lot of time inside, we were warm and happy, played lots of games and the views were amazing!

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SusanOct 2026

We had a lovely stay for my 60th birthday celebration.

Beautiful house with amazing views. We had everything we needed for our stay, and loved Criccieth. The house was warm and clean, clear instructions on how to get there and parking. The beds, sooo comfortable and difficult to get out of in the morning! I had the best sleep. Thank you

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ElaineOct 2026

The property was perfect for our party of 8.

There was plenty of room for us all,We loved the sea view alcove in the living room.The bedrooms were very spacious and the dining room table big enough for card games. The kitchen was well equipped,the knives could have done with a sharpen,that's just a comment. We were close to the beach and the town,easy to pop for fresh bread each day.We were lucky with the weather so could sit in the sunshine trap. On first arriving we thought the house looked a little shabbier outside than we expected,that in no way deterred us from enjoying the house. We liked it so much we have booked again for next year.Thankyou.

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AlexisSep 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £500

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

  • Property notes

    There is a good housekeeping bond of £500

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    16:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    1127701

  • Parking

    Off Road Parking

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

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