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Tomen Y Mur Cottage

Trawsfynydd, North Wales
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 2
4 star
Highchair available
Travel Cot available
Towels included
Family friendly
Games / Play facilities
Internet access
Open fire / wood burner
Enclosed garden / patio
Shop nearby
Pub nearby
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At a glance

  • Stylishly renovated stone cottage with enclosed garden, summer house and distant lake views
  • Period features throughout with all your creature comforts, including wood burner and a games room
  • Relax in the garden, perfect for al fresco dining and listening to the wildlife
Overview
Property code: OC-T34148

Gorgeous stone cottage with all your creature comforts, enclosed garden and lake views. Accessed by a single track lane on the fringe of Trawsfynydd village, with a local shop, pub, ancient hill fort and fishing in the lake. Enjoy strolling around the lake, take to the local countryside footpaths and join cycle routes from the doorstep. Visit attractions including the beautiful and colourful Portmeirion Italian village, 12 miles, or 6 miles to Go Ape Adventures and 10 miles to Zip World Llechwedd for adrenaline seekers. If steam trains are your thing, then the Ffestiniog and Highland Railway is 12 miles away in Porthmadog alongside the harbour with local shops and eateries to savour. Criccieth, with its castle ruins and beach, is 18 miles by car. Families, couples, friends and the dog can enjoy a relaxing or active holiday here; there is lots to see and do the whole year through.

Park the car and stroll down to this inviting cottage full of original features with beams, an inglenook fireplace and period detail throughout. Step inside the lounge with a comfortable sofa and chair, Smart TV and a stone inglenook fireplace with a wood burner for cosy nights. If eating in, the stylish kitchen is a sociable space opening into the light and airy garden games room with a library area and football table. This space is perfect for quiet moments or something more active. The kitchen is well equipped for the allocated cook to get creative and rustle up a meal; once ready, head back to the lounge and gather round the dining table, a lovely setting to eat and plan your holiday activities. When ready for bed, head upstairs and choose from two lovely bedrooms: the spacious double or the delightful bunk room. Both bedrooms have been designed with your comfort in mind for a good night's sleep. Start the day with a leisurely shower in the stylish ground-floor shower room.

The enclosed garden is a beautiful space to relax and unwind, with steps up to the lawn, a summer house with heating at the top and views over the fields and towards the lake. Enjoy al fresco dining at the table and chairs, maybe light the charcoal BBQ and embrace the stunning sunsets. On road parking is 20 metres away on a first come, first served basis.

  • 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 full-size bunk bed
  • 1 shower room with shower with WC
  • Kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine
  • Travel cot and high chair available
  • Wood burner (initial supply of fuel provided)
  • Smart TV in lounge
  • Enclosed garden, patio with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ
  • On road parking 20 metres on a first come, first served basis, and more within 100 metres
  • Beach 12 miles, shop and pub 100 metres
  • Arrival: 15:00 onwards
  • Departure: before 10:00
  • 2 dogs allowed. Additional charges may apply

Courtney Galvin

This property is personally managed by Courtney.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 3 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Jennifer 16th June 2026

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A really nice location and very peaceful, easy access to good places to visit (eg Snowdonia, Barmouth and Harlech), local shop and petrol station .

Reviewed by Stefano 30th May 2026

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Reviewed by Fran 13th April 2026

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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this beautifully appointed and very cozy cottage on the southern end of Snowdonia National Park. The cottage was warm and cozy and we enjoyed a fire every night with the complimentary logs and kindling provided. The garden shed (which is heated, has electricity and good WiFi reception) is a real bonus and we enjoyeRead mored sitting there in the evenings watching the sun set over the reservoir and the lambs frolicking in the field next door. All very idyllic. The beds were very comfortable and fluffy towels and crisp linen provided. The kitchen is well stocked with appliances and enough dishwasher tablets etc provided for our stay. The village shop is a real gem open until late every day and it is very well stocked and the staff extremely friendly. The pub does a good pint as well and was always busy with hikers, many of whom stay in the village bunkhouse. The house was very good value for money, especially in comparison to other properties which, whilst closer to the main mountains everyone wants to climb, were a lot more expensive. Would highly recommend a stay here. Hide

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Original Cottages is a trading name of The Travel Chapter Limited | The Travel Chapter Limited is registered in England and Wales. | Registered office Travel Chapter House, Gammaton Road, Bideford, EX39 4DF. Company No. 02431506 | VAT reg: 143053210.