The property
This attractive annexe is attached to the owner's home and is conveniently situated in a rural setting, with fantastic views, on the outskirts of Llangynog village, which rests at the foot of the Milltir Cerrig mountain pass, in the heart of the Berwyn Mountains in Powys.
This lovely cottage is about half a mile from the Llangynog mountain biking centre and the village centre itself which has two village pubs to choose from.
Bryn Coed Bach is perfect for a couple or two friends who enjoy mountain biking, walking in the beautiful Berwyn Mountains or birdwatching.
This delightful cottage provides welcoming open-plan living accommodation providing for all your needs and a spacious bedroom boasts a super king-size bed which is zip/link offering flexible sleeping arrangements, patio doors to an outdoor seating area and stunning countryside views and an en-suite walk in wet room, making it ideal if you struggle a little with mobility.
At the end of an exciting day, either dine alfresco on the rear patio, taking in the wonderful views or enjoy a drink and meal in either of the village pubs.
The cottage is in a superb location for walkers, cyclists, birdwatchers and climbers, with an excellent mountain bike facility close by and the Rhaeadr Waterfall is also close by, it is the highest single drop waterfall in the UK and well worth a visit.
Lake Vyrnwy is only a 30 minute drive from the property and has a canoe and kayak center.
Llangollen with its steam railway and stunning canal, Oswestry and the medieval market town of Shrewsbury are all within easy reach.
A trip to Bala or further afield to the city of Chester can easily be enjoyed from this lovely cottage or Barmouth on the west coast of Snowdonia.
Bryn Coed Bach is a lovely cosy cottage in a great location for a relaxing break at any time of the year.
About the location
LLANGYNOG
Bala 13 miles.
The pleasant village of Llangynog lies in breathtaking countryside amidst the beautiful Berwyn Mountains and surrounding wooded hills and valleys.
The area has a history of lead, silver and slate mining dating back to the 17th Century but today it is a renowned location for climbing, birdwatching, walking and cycling, with famous mountain bike trails near Dolgellau, and a mountain bike centre at Llandegla.
Llangynog boasts two pubs, both of which serve good food and are perfect to relax in after an exciting day out, plus on the outskirts of the village is a down hill mountain bike centre.
There is also an off road motorbike experience, which is set on a 1500 acre site further up the valley which needs to be booked in advance.
Enjoy Lake Bala, a wonderful beauty spot, with excellent fishing, a variety of water sports including white water rafting and a lakeside steam railway, or visit Lake Vyrnwy, which has an RSPB centre, bike hire and a sculpture park.
Also within easy reach is Llanrhaeadr Waterfall, the tallest single drop waterfall in England and Wales.
This is a beautiful part of the country and is perfect for touring the rest of North and Mid Wales and even Shropshire..
Region Information
Note: This property is not suitable for children.