The property
Bala 5 miles.
A delightful, 17th century, detached barn conversion, adjacent to the owner's property in the small hamlet of Glanrafon, just five miles from both Bala and Corwen.
With superb valley views, this stone-built Bala cottage provides two good-sized bedrooms and modern, open plan living accommodation, making this an ideal cottage for families and walkers to explore the surrounding countryside and villages.
This Bala cottage offers a master bedroom with an en-suite, a twin bedroom and a sofa bed on a separate mezzanine floor of the lounge.
The living area at this Bala cottage boasts a galleried roof with exposed beams and has the luxury of underfloor heating, making this a warm character cottage for family holidays.
Set in half an acre of the owner's grounds, this Bala cottage allows children plenty of freedom to explore and play, whilst the adults can sit and enjoy the stunning valley views and soak up the sunshine.
The cottage is within easy reach of Bala with its quaint shops, restaurants and pubs, and its fantastic lake for all types of water sports.
Also close by are Llangollen, Betws-y-Coed and Ruthin, the superb beaches along the North Wales coast, and the Berwyn Way and the Dee Valley footpaths.
So after a day spent exploring this stunning region, you will be happy to return to this beautifully converted Bala cottage to put your feet up and relax!
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Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x twin, 1 x ground floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Mezzanine area with sofa bed. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting room.
About the location
BALA
Corwen 11 miles; Dolgellau 18 miles; Llangollen 22 miles; Betws-y-Coed 29 miles.
The bustling market town of Bala lies within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park and is located at the head of Llyn Tegid, Bala’s famous lake, which is the largest natural lake in Wales and home to a unique fish called the Gwyniad, a relic of the Ice Age. Renowned as a centre for great watersports including fishing, sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and whitewater rafting, Bala is also the headquarters of the narrow gauge Bala Lake Railway. The town itself is steeped in history and has a range of interesting shops, inns and restaurants, and an historical Town Walk. Surrounded by the wonderful Berwyn Mountains on one side and the beautiful Snowdonia Mountain Range on the other, this is a mecca for climbing, walking, mountain biking and many other outdoor activities. An ideal location for touring all of North and Mid Wales including the stunning Cambrian Bay Coast with the six-mile long Harlech Beach, overlooked by its majestic medieval castle. A truly wonderful part of Wales catering for all interests.
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