The property
An 18th century, stone-built detached holiday cottage, nestling in a courtyard location on the edge of Abergynolwyn village, which stands amidst the Snowdonia National Park.
This charming Abergynolwyn holiday cottage provides high-quality, characterful accommodation with a wealth of original oak beams, trusses and doors, as well as a multi-fuel stove which all create a wonderful cosy and welcoming atmosphere throughout.
This Abergynolwyn cottage is perfect for families, a group of friends or as a romantic hideaway for two.
The property boasts three delightful bedrooms, one en-suite, a traditional dining room, modern kitchen with Belfast sink and a lovely character sitting room ideal for unwinding after an exciting day out.
Outside is a courtyard and a spacious slate patio area, perfect for dining alfresco and enjoying the stunning mountain view.
Only three miles away is the beautiful Talyllyn Lake which is at the foot of the Cader Idris mountain range, a paradise for climbers, walkers, mountain bikers, fishermen and birdwatchers.
You're surrounded by stunning countryside, with the magnificent Precipice Walk and the famous Coed-y-Brenin forest nearby, which offers some of Europe's best mountain bike trails.
Discover the Mawddach Estuary which John Ruskin said provided the "most sublime view in Europe", the huge beaches at Barmouth, Tywyn and Aberdovey all perfect for family fun and watersports, and the quaint market town of Dolgellau with its interesting shops, pubs and restaurants.
Return to this lovely Abergynolwyn cottage in its stunning mountainous location and simply relax while planning the next day's adventure in one of the most beautiful regions of the UK.
About the location
ABERGYNOLWYN
Tywyn 7 miles; Aberdovey 11 miles; Dolgellau 12 miles.
The picturesque village of Abergynolwyn is situated in the beautiful Dysynni Valley within the Snowdonia National Park.
Abergynolwyn makes a great base for a holiday and has something to offer everyone.
Local attractions are numerous and include superb walking and cycling, fishing on the beautiful Tal-y-Llyn Lake and the famous Tal-y-Llyn Railway - an historic narrow-gauge steam railway with trains running from Tywyn (on the coast) to Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol.
The line passes the delightful Dolgoch Falls and there are excellent forest walks at Nant Gwernol.
Abergynolwyn has a village pub serving excellent food.
All of the Cardigan Bay coastline is within easy touring distance and offers some of the finest award winning beaches in Wales.
A superb base for climbing Cadair Idris..
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