This splendid Grade II listed building is in a quiet, pretty, cobbled area of Porthmadog Harbour - Pen Cei (head of the quay). The town has a an eclectic mix of shops, galleries, restaurants, pubs and some of North Wales' best attractions. It is home to the Welsh Highland and Ffestiniog Railways and Portmeirion is just across the famous Cob, built by W.A. Maddock (hence the name of this once busy seafaring town: Port Madoc).
Not a penny has been spared in the restoration of The Old Cornmill, which can be let with Cornmill Courtyard to sleep 4 (please ask for price), or individually.
The Old Cornmill is a chic, bijou, romantic hideaway with breathtaking views, carefully thought out and presented to make your stay memorable. White washed stone walls, oak floors, wonderful pictures, the most fabulous breakfast bar with retro stools...you have to go just to see them!
The open plan living space is sublime. There are contemporary comfy sofas, NAD music system and new flat screen TV/DVD with home theatre system. The kitchen area is well equipped with dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, electric cooker and hob, frost-free fridge and freezer.
The calm, relaxing double bedroom has a beamed ceiling, low level king size bed and plenty of hanging space in the fitted wardrobes. The shower room has a power shower, Italian porcelain wash hand basin, heated towel rail and a loo with a view!
Outside is a private, gated courtyard area where you can sit and watch the world go by and the boats sailing in and out of the harbour.
Once you have stayed here you'll definitely want to come back!
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