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Overview
Description
10% off all stays until March 31st 2025."To see this house on a June evening is enchanting: roses running wild, candles blazing and, of course, those mesmerising views. A true midsummer night's dream"
- Tatler Travel Magazine.
Carregfelen is a stunning 14th-century Manor House, nestled amidst woodlands and extensive gardens. With room to accommodate up to 11 guests, the property was extended in the 1920s by the owner's uncle, Clough Williams-Ellis, the architect behind Portmeirion. Inside, you’ll discover charming twisty corridors, magnificent antique furniture, historic family pictures and objects, creating an atmosphere of timeless elegance. There are spectacular views of Moel y Gest mountain from a sheltered sun-trapped garden terrace.
Perfect for families or groups of up to 11 guests, ideal for special celebrations or a peaceful retreat. Carregfelen offers a blend of historical charm and natural beauty, perfect for those seeking a memorable and enchanting stay.
Layout
- Ground floor: a beautifully furnished hall, cosy sitting room with an inglenook fireplace, magnificent dining room with an oak refectory table, and a sunny kitchen
- French windows from the dining room leading onto lawned gardens
- Upper floors: spacious bedrooms with captivating views over Moel y Gest, large old-fashioned bathrooms with modern showers
- Seven spacious bedrooms across the first and second floors.
- First-floor master king-size with en-suite
- First-floor pink room twin beds
- First-floor ship room single bed
- Double extension queen-size bed
- Double extension twin room
- Second-floor king-size bed
- Second-floor single bed
- Parking for up to seven cars at the property
Amenities
- Cosy sitting room with a traditional inglenook fireplace
- Extensive garden terrace with outside seating that is perfect for entertaining and catching the afternoon sun.
- Sloping lawns, a wildflower meadow, and an orchard that bursts with fruit in the summer.
- Ancient oak woodlands surrounding the property
- Smart TV and Superfast Optic Fibre Broadband
- Special occasion arrangements available upon request
Unique Features
- The enchanting setting, especially in the summer, features roses running wild and mesmerising views.
- The house combines centuries-old character with modern conveniences, offering a truly magical experience.
- Situated just 1.5 miles from the coast, including Black Rock Sands Beach and Criccieth Castle, this location also offers close proximity to Snowdonia National Park, making it ideal for enjoying breathtaking walks and hikes through a variety of landscapes.
3 Reviews
Leave ReviewUtterly beautiful setting, terrace and estate
By Charlotte Marsden on 16-Aug-2024Our big family party had the most wonderful week at Carregfelen. Utterly beautiful setting, terrace and estate, fascinating house full of beautiful things and surrounded by all the magic of Eryri and the coast for climbing, swimming and surfing. Recommend heartily!
17 years since we first came to this amazing house
By Chris Meyer on 19-Jul-2024Another lovely stay at Carregfelen. 17 years since we first came to this amazing house and it never fails to impress. Kerry was brilliant and we will no doubt be back again as it really is now part of our family.
It is correct to be called outstanding
By Andry on 12-Dec-2023An old house with a history, romantic. from the kitchen window there is a view of the terrace and mountain, it is very pleasant to cook there to drink coffee and watch. It is correct to be called outstanding! If you are a romantic and want to spend an unforgettable weekend with friends or family who loves history and nature, it is wonderful. In the summer, enjoying the terrace, the sky and birds around - perfect. Thank you for letting us stay.