Greystoke

With its blend of modern comforts, coastal charm and unique artwork, Greystoke is a great base for families or groups seeking relaxation and adventure. Just a short stroll away from sandy beaches, quaint shops and great restaurants, the location is as convenient as it is memorable. It’s an excellent base from which to explore Snowdonia, walk the coastal footpath, or simply unwind in this popular seaside resort.

Ground floor

Kitchen Diner
A spacious kitchen dinner with a great pitch-pine island. There’s a fridge/freezer, range cooker, large belfast sink, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and smart TV. In front of the bay window is a large dining table from which to enjoy views over to Criccieth Castle.

Utility Room
With a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Bedroom 1
A double room next door to the ground floor shower room

Shower Room
A ground floor shower room with a walk-in shower, loo and basin

First Floor

Snug Room
With beautiful views across to the castle and with its own library, the snug is ideal for quiet relaxation or a great space for those who enjoy gaming!

Living Room
Another room with great views across to the castle and beyond. The living room features a log burner, comfortable sofas and a dedicated work space, with printer, for those that need to do some work whilst away.

Second Floor

Bedroom 2
The master double bedroom, with a four poster bed, more stunning views and its own spacious ensuite with a bath, hand-held shower, loo and basin.

Bedroom 3
A compact room with a double bed, bed canopy and views out to the castle and sea

Bedroom 4
A twin room with beautifully hand-crafted beds. .

Family Bathroom
A shared bathroom with a free standing bath, separate shower, loo and basin.

Third Floor/Loft

Bedroom 5
Tucked up in the loft space are two single beds, suitable for children and teenagers. Please note it is reached by a relatively steep and narrow staircase (see pictures)

Outside

At the front of the house there is a private lawned area and to the side is a larger garden. There is ample parking for 4 cars plus.

The Local Area

Criccieth is a picturesque seaside town brimming with charm and history. Dominated by its striking 13th-century castle perched on a rocky promontory, the town offers sweeping views over Cardigan Bay and the surrounding countryside. The town’s sandy beaches are perfect for family outings, and the vibrant high street is home to independent shops, cozy cafés, and the renowned Cadwaladers ice cream parlour. Beyond Criccieth, the stunning Llyn Peninsula unfolds—a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Known for its unspoiled beauty, the Llyn offers dramatic coastal paths, secluded coves, and traditional Welsh villages such as Abersoch and Pwllheli. Whether for exploring the area's rich heritage, indulging in watersports, or simply soaking up the tranquil atmosphere, Criccieth and the Llyn Peninsula provide a quintessential Welsh experience.