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4 Guests
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2 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Pets No
Features
- Off road parking
- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Highchair available
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
40 Customer Reviews
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"Excellent cottage, clean, comfortable and well maintained."
Off street parking and ideal for local transport. Convenient for local shops but a quiet area. Would recommend! All in all a lovely holiday, thank you!
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"The holiday cottage was very clean, warm and comfortable."
The owner was very nice and wanted to make sure that we were happy in the cottage. Machynlleth is a great market town and an excellent train station for trips up or down the coast.
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"Our second visit to Brickfield Cottage, really enjoyed it, love staying here."
Very comfortable and clean, made to feel welcome by the owners. Look forward to returning next year.
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"We had a lovely stay, the cottage is in a quiet location with a pretty view at the back."
Very clean, comfortable and well equipped. Easy to walk in to town and good links to other areas, Barmouth, Aberystwyth and mach loop not far away. Lots of beautiful scenery around.
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"It was a great place to stay."
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"Cottage was amazing it had everything you could ever need, the location great ..."
Cottage was amazing it had everything you could ever need, the location great for days out and lovely to be able to walk into the town, we had some lovely food in the local pub the white lion so overall we had a really nice break
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"Comfortable cottage , just as described on the Sykes web site."
Quiet are of the town but handy for local shops, cafe and restaurants.. A good location to visit many of the local attractions and surrounded by lovely countryside. Well positioned on the Cambrian railway line to provide days out without using the car.
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"Enjoyed our week at Brickfield Cottage which had everything needed for our stay."
The cottage was very clean and well maintained, parking was easy right opposite the cottage. The view across the fields from the rear of the property was lovely and it was nice to see the ponies and chickens each morning. The location is very convenient for visiting local attractions and just a couple of minutes walk from shops and pubs. The owners who live next to the property were very helpful and welcoming without being intrusive. There is a public footpath next to the property which takes you through the fields and to the river which made for a very nice early evening walk.
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"Fabulous stay with a great host"
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"Comfortable and charming cottage, very near the shops (and a great deli), but far away enough to be peaceful and quiet."
A great place to stay
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"We thought the property was excellent and really enjoyed our stay."
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"Delightful cottage in excellent location."
Owners friendly and helpful while their dog proved more than friendly (not always the case!). We are revisiting the cottage next spring.
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"A lovely cottage well equipped with everything you need."
In a quiet corner in Machynlleth. The cottage was very warm and cosy.The owners were nice and advised us on places to go/visit. It’s 2-3 minutes to pubs and restaurants.
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"Patricia was a lovely hist."
The cottage was great and we really enjoyed our week in Wales. The weather was extremely kind to us and we saw Wales in all its beauty. We can highly recommend Brickfield cottage.
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"Lovely cottage which has been recently refurbished."
Cottage looks out onto fields and the hills beyond. Nicely equipped with everything you need, which if you are like us, and do a lot of your own cooking, is very important. Outdoor area for eating and drinking while taking in the surroundings.Positioned close to the town, a large Co-op is only 10 minutes away. The town has a veggie/ vegan cafe as well as a gluten free cafe. All the surrounding attractions are within easy driving distance. Even though we stopped in August we found the whole area to be very quiet, no issues with parking. Plus the local district council charge sensible parking charges. The valleys are particularly beautiful with some lovely walks. Nice beach between Aberdyfi and Tywyn which we swam off. If you want shops then Aberystwyth is about 30 minutes drive but obviously busy and more difficult to park. You can take the train though.
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"The cottage was lovely and the location was really convenient for walking into the town and for visiting beaches and attractions nearby."
The owner was very friendly and helpful. Thanks for a lovely stay!
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"The cottage and location is perfect."
Comfortable and peaceful, with lovely walks, shops, restaurants and public transport just a short walk from the front door.
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"A 1st class cosy, clean,comfortable, cottage in a central, quiet and convenient location."
Easy and safe parking very near and opposite the cottage. The patio area is a sun trap. We appreciated the welcome pack and the friendliness of Patricia, the owner.
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"Very nice clean small cottage."
Good views of horses in the field and the hills from the rear windows, but unfortunately the fence is too high to see them when sitting at the table on the small patio.
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"This is a lovely cottage in an excellent location for exploring mid Wales."
The cottage is extremely well furnished and equipped and, though in the middle of town, very quiet. The owner, who lives next door, was very helpful with a problem we had with noisy central heating and immediately called a plumber who cured it.
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"It is a lovely cottage, if you want to get away to relax."
The environment is serene
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"Such a cosy, welcoming cottage, quietly tucked away 2 minutes from all the amenities in the High Street."
The property was immaculate, warm and comfortable and very well equipped for self catering. Machynlleth was a perfect base for walking the Wales Coast Path, with excellent public transport of trains and buses. We could happily live there!
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"Beautiful cottage situated in the lovely town of Machynlleth."
The cottage is very well equipped and everything you would usually have at home was present. The owner who lives next door was very welcoming without being intrusive. We would definitely stay here again.
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"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the cottage had everything we needed and more, we will surely return again and recommended it to others."
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"Really liked the cottage."
Cottage had lovely traditional flavour and is well appointed for a relaxed comfortable holiday.
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"The cottage was spotlessly clean and very comfortable."
It had everything we needed for a lovely holiday.
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"We had visited before so knew what to expect and we were not disappointed."
We did find that the bathroom had a drain type smell. We did inform the owners at the time. We did not get on very well with the coffee machine as the filter container would not stay closed. Other than that we were very happy and comfortable and are quite likely to visit again.
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"The cottage was clean, warm and cosy."
. very well equipped and set in a pleasant quiet area, the cottage owner Patricia was very friendly and approachable and had good knowledge of the local area ..
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"It was accurate in what was on offer."
Owners were on site if any issues.. and were extremely helpful..(there were none ) Very well equipped property. Great location.
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"All good very nice clean the owner very nice lady the only thing is the stairs are a bit steep but i would book again."
I do recommend this cottage
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"Owners very welcoming and helpful."
Lovely cottage facilities and position.
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"What a lovely cottage and conveniently located near the town with many attractions and walks easily accessed in the area."
Welcoming owner withe nice bottle of wine and flowers waiting for us. Would visit again
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"This lovely cottage was cosy and provided all the facilities you could want."
Plenty of space and a really comfy bed. WiFi was upgraded during our stay and did improve our signal. We received a warm welcome and the recommendation to go to Barmouth made for a super day. Just 10 mins walk to the station (using shortcut through Brickfield St). We went to Aberystwyth and Barmouth on the train which worked really well. Drove to Aberdovey and Borth. All trips were excellent. Must recommend Myrddins Tap in Barmouth for beer and food, Kanes Bar in Aberystwyth for cider. Excellent lamb shank in White Lion and brisket roast in Red Lion, both Machynlleth. Market day was busy with some great buys. We were very lucky having glorious weather so holiday couldn't have been better.
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"It was a beautifully clean welcoming cottage."
The owners were friendly and very helpful. We had a problem with the bed which had been broken previously and was very uncomfortable but they replaced it the next day. No problem at all. Lovely area outside to sit and admire the view, sheltered and sunny For most of our stay. Easy walk up into town, private parking by the cottage too. Easy to go either to the beaches or up the hills for a day out. Very good holiday.
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"Fabulous place to stay, place as been refurbished and is like new, kitchen as everything you need to cook if you don’t fancy eating out, hosts made us feel really welcome and even gave us toys for our children to play with."
Great location as can walk to shops bubs etc and good place to visit lots of wonderful places in wales.
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"The location was great, the owners of the cottage were absolutely lovely, the cottage was immaculate, everything in there you would want, very clean, very tidy."
very comfortable, could not wish for a better holiday .weather was glorious.
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"Very nice cottage , within easy walking distance of town centre."
Plenty to do in area.
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"A very cosy cottage in a quiet area of Machynlleth, but very close to shops and restaurants."
The cottage was immaculate and the beds very comfortable. A warm welcome when we arrived and a friendly goodbye. Thoroughly recommended.
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"Brickfield Cottage is a beautifully presented cottage with everything supplied for a great holiday."
The owners were friendly and welcoming and full of useful information about the locality. The location is superb with beautiful views out to the hills while being only a couple of hundred yards form the centre of this lovely little market town. The main street has a wide choice of independent shops, restaurants an tea shops. A perfect centre for a walking holiday and for exploring the towns and villages of the nearby coast. We shall definitely return.
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"Lovely, comfortable cottage which was very cosy and well equipped."
A perfect base for exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside.
Summary
- Over three floors
- Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x second floor eaves twin
- Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC
- Ground floor basin and WC in utility
- Kitchen with dining area
- Utility
- Sitting room with electric fire.
- Gas central heating with electric fire
- Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, slimline dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Travel cot and highchair on request
- Private parking available
- Bike storage on request
- Enclosed courtyard patio with furniture
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop and pub 2 mins walk
- Note: The eaves bedroom has sloping ceilings and is open to the stairs.
The property
This wonderful semi-detached cottage is attached to the owners home and is located in the small, peaceful market town of Machynlleth, a two minute walk from the towns amenities.
This character property offers cosy accommodation with lovely views of the surrounding countryside and is ideal for families or friends looking to explore this area of Wales.
With the train and bus station only a five minute walk away you may even choose to leave the car behind.
This cottage has been beautifully-appointed by the owners with lovely attention to detail throughout.
You step into the comfortable lounge with its red brick fireplace and slate hearth which houses an electric woodburner-effect fire, the perfect place to curl up and relax together after a busy day of exploring.
A step leads from here into the contemporary, well-equipped kitchen with everything you need to rustle up a delicious meal which can be shared together around the dining table.
There is a separate utility room which houses a washing machine and an additional basin and WC for your convenience.
Upstairs on the first floor is the beautifully-appointed king-size double bedroom, also on this floor is the modern family bathroom which has both a bath for easing those aching muscles after a day of exploring and a separate invigorating shower.
A steep narrow turned staircase leads up to the second floor twin eaves bedroom, a cosy retreat for the children.
To the outside of the property there is a delightful enclosed courtyard patio where you can relax with a refreshing drink as you gaze across the owners fields to the hills beyond and the children will enjoy talking to the owners pony.
Machynlleth, also known as the ancient capital of Wales offers family-run cafes, restaurants and several take-aways.
The local leisure centre is only a five minute walk away complete with indoor swimming pool, and for art lovers the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art ) is also within walking distance.
There is something for everyone in this area with walkers being well-catered for with the Glyndwrs Way on the doorstep, the Dyfi Valley Way nearby or for those seeking a mountain challenge why not head into the Snowdonia National Park and climb Cadair Idris?
Mountain bikers have a choice of routes within the Dyfi Forest, or slightly further afield the well-known Coed-y-Brenin beckons, or the Mawddach Trail which offers cycling for all ages and is suitable for wheelchair users and walkers alike.
The River Dyfi is easily accessible and offers excellent fishing for brown trout, salmon and sea trout, and for watersports enthusiasts the lake at Clwyedog six miles away is open to all non-powered water craft.
If you wish to practice your swing there are several golf courses nearby from 9-hole to 18-hole courses.
An excellent property in an area that offers something for everyone.
About the location
MACHYNLLETH
Dolgellau 16 miles; Aberystwyth 18 miles.
The small market town of Machynlleth sits amid the rolling hills of Mid Wales. The streets of the town spread out from the 19th Century clock tower, and offer a good mix of specialist shops, pubs, and cafes, in addition to the regular street markets held every Wednesday. The town boasts two art galleries, and is home to the Museum of Modern Arts, Wales, which showcases the work of a variety of international artists, as well as staging concerts and lectures in its 400 seater auditorium. Just ten miles from the coast, Machynlleth is also ideally placed for taking advantage of superb walking, riding, fishing and rock climbing available in the area.
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Please note: This owner does not have a Highchair, Travel Cot or Stairgates. Taking a infant you would have to provide these yourself, and the property may not be suitable due to the size.