Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, mircowave, fridge/freezer, Tassimo coffee maker, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for three cars. Decked area with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 0.1 mile. Note: this property can be booked together with Lodge 1139081 which is adjacent.
Enjoying a prime, elevated position on the Brynowen Holiday Park in Borth is this excellent three-bedroom lodge, McAuliffe Lodge, offering ramp access and a ground-floor layout. Soak up the stunning coastal scenery everyday from McAuliffe Lodge before heading out on adventures along the Welsh coast, with plenty of on-site facilities too. Make your way up the ramp access and into the property to find a fabulous and spacious open-plan living space, boasting two plush sofas to sink into and a wall-mounted TV for entertainment. Gather around the stylish timber dining table and enjoy delicious meals cooked up in the large kitchen area, with fitted units and integrated appliances providing all you need on your self-catered stay, and even boasting a washing machine and a tumble dryer neatly tucked behind a cupboard! Continue down the hall to find a family bathroom and a wet room, offering a space to freshen up to suit everyone. Settle down in one of the three bedrooms when night falls, choosing from the spacious twin room, a double bedroom and finally a king-size bedroom, all furnished with storage for your things and decorated in harmonious colours. Your private and enclosed decked veranda is the perfect spot for evening drinks as you admire the wonderful views over the park and Borth with furniture out here for dining alfresco too. The Brynowen Holiday Park boasts a good deal of amenities on-site from their restaurant/bar to the convenience shop, as well as a fun adventure playground, a soft-play area, a heated indoor swimming pool complete with a waterslide, a takeaway and a kids club, with seasonal opening times throughout the year. Head out of the park and over to the sand and shingle Borth Beach for a great day on the coast, with this area popular with sailboard enthusiasts while the north end of the beach is great for beginner surfers at high water. For those who want to master the art of surfing, book a session with AberAdventures who can help you brush up on your skills with the help of surfing professionals, and keep your eyes pealed as you might even spot dolphins, seals and otters during your lesson! A great day out can be enjoyed at Borth Wild Animal Kingdom which is home to a number of big cats including lions, lynx, and ocelots with daily feeding shows, as well as less ferocious animals that you can feed yourself like Shetland ponies, wallabies and rabbits, perfect for the whole family. Venture down to Aberystwyth to see the brightly coloured Victorian houses, the lovely promenade and Victorian pier and Aberystwyth Castle for the excellent views it affords, as well as plenty of shopping, restaurants and pubs too. Take the Aberystwyth Cliff Railway up to the tip of Constitution Hill for incredible panoramic views of the region, while the Vale of Rheidol Railway will take you on a scenic 11-mile journey in a vintage steam train, passing ancient woodland and picturesque valleys going from Aberystwyth to Devil’s Bridge. Delight in a wonderful stay at McAuliffe Lodge with your loved ones on the Welsh coast.
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