This traditional Welsh cottage is set in a magnificent location on the fringes of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Sleeping up to four guests, it’s the perfect base for couples and small families seeking breathtaking mountain views and days of outdoor adventure. Privacy and relaxation are on the cards, with the nearest neighbouring property set 200 metres away. Hikers will enjoy having Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon) on the doorstep; set off from the cottage or park at nearby Pen y Pass (3.5 miles). Also close to home is Padarn Country Park (3 miles), where you can swim and paddleboard, enjoy a leisurely journey on the Llanberis Lake Railway, or visit the Welsh Slate Museum. More local history awaits at Caernarfon Castle (11 miles), set next to the pretty River Seiont. From country to coast, discover Dinas Dinlle (16 miles), a shingle beach with magnificent views of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula.
Before stepping into this welcoming two-storey cottage, take a moment to savour the sights of the surrounding mountains and the sounds of the passing stream, setting the scene for an exciting Snowdonia escape. Head inside to find light-filled accommodation boasting characterful features such as exposed brickwork and wooden beams. Unwind in the lounge after days of outdoor adventure; sink into the soft seating, find your favourite films on the Smart TV, and bask in the glow of the wood burner set in an inglenook fireplace. Find more space to unwind in the first-floor library/snug, which offers additional soft seating and a TV. When stomachs rumble, the sleek kitchen boasts everything needed for a self-catered stay. The characterful dining room invites you to gather for holiday meals and boasts table football and a piano for fun evenings in. At the end of each adventure-filled day, retire to a choice of two restful bedrooms: a ground-floor king-size room with an en-suite shower room and a first-floor twin room. Completing the interior is a ground-floor shower room with a walk-in shower and WC.
Step outside as often as possible to take in the dramatic national park scenery. The gravelled garden is enclosed by a rock face and fencing, with a stream passing just beyond the boundary, offering a relaxing spot amongst the sights and sounds of nature. Fire up the charcoal BBQ, gather at the outdoor furniture for al fresco meals, and benefit from bike storage space. Completing the offering is private parking for four cars, allowing for stress-free day trips.