Nestled between the breath-taking Welsh coastline and the endearing Snowdonia National Park, is this superb, detached property set in 2.5 acres of land, in the picturesque village of Dyffryn Ardudwy.
This spacious accommodation comes with an additional lodge which can be found within the grounds of the property, together sleeping up to 16 people.
This heart-warming retreat boasts memorable coastal views, outstanding facilities and has retained a wealth of character to ensure a delightful stay for families and friends celebration to this part of North Wales.
After a day exploring the area, be welcomed by the traditional wood panelling and the charming herringbone flooring which leads you into the rest of this impressive property.
Look forward to spending a winter’s evening within the sitting room, where a roaring woodburning fire fills the room with warmth whilst the additional sitting room houses.
Beyond here is a well-appointed kitchen where you can rustle up a home-cooked meal before the entire family gather around the dining table for a sociable evening.
As the evening draws to a close, head up the staircase to find six well-presented bedrooms, three of which boast an en-suite.
Additional guests can make use of the well-appointed lodge, where you will be delighted to find an open-plan living room with a sitting area, a dining area and a kitchen area, as well as a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, perfect for a family seeking privacy from the rest of the group.
To the outside, you will find ample off-road parking and 2.5 acres of land awaiting to be explored.
For those seeking adventure, look no further than the Snowdonia National Park, where you will find miles of walking routes and the wonderful Coed y Brenin Forest Park, which houses excellent opportunities for mountain biking.
Alternatively, brush up on the local history by visiting the nearby town of Harlech, where you will find a towering 13th-century castle and a sandy beach.
Bring your friends and family to Tan Y Fron for a memorable stay within North Wales.