Bwthyn y Coediwr is a charming, Grade-II-listed cottage situated in the heart of Eryri National Park, Snowdonia.
Surrounded by rolling hills and woodland, this secluded retreat offers a garden room with breathtaking views across the valley towards Maentwrog, with ample parking, a toasty woodburning stove and space for a well-behaved dog, perfect for families or friends.
As you park up, and approach this unique looking 'inkpot' cottage, you will see the main appeal of this abode and the enchanting surroundings.
From the outside, you can see how it has been sympathetically renovated and modernised, whilst retaining the charm and character.
Slide back the doors to enter, upon entering this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by a spacious kitchen/diner, fully equipped for all your culinary needs.
Here, you can enjoy your meals while planning your adventures ahead inspired by your surroundings.
Adjacent to the kitchen, the sitting room invites you to unwind with its Smart TV and woodburning stove, perfect for intimate evenings in.
A window seat, set by an original beautiful stained glass windows, provides a tranquil spot to enjoy the scenery.
The property boasts two well-appointed bedrooms; a double room with dual aspect views over the valley, and a twin room enhanced with underfloor heating for those chillier nights.
The double room is a haven of tranquillity, offering stunning views to wake up to each morning.
For your convenience, the property features a sleek bathroom with a bath, shower-over, double basin and WC with more underfloor heating, as well as a separate shower room with a double walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Further enhancing this delightful dwelling is a garden room with a TV and comfy seating, detached from the main house, providing a serene spot to relax, watch TV, read or simply enjoy the local wildlife.
Outside, the enclosed garden with a lawn and gravel area, complete with furniture, offers a serene place to soak up the sun and take in the views over the hills.
This outdoor space is perfect for alfresco dining or enjoying a morning coffee while planning the day's adventures.
This property will appeal to outdoor enthusiasts with picturesque walking and cycling trails nearby, you can pack some doggy treats and sun cream to enjoy a beach just a short drive away.
Within the enchanting surroundings of Snowdonia, you'll find an array of unique attractions just waiting to be discovered; architect Clough Williams-Ellis' vibrant Italianate village of Portmeirion beckons from eight miles away, offering eclectic architecture, tranquil gardens, and quaint boutique shops.
Immerse yourself in the wondrous medieval history of the region with a visit to the commanding ruins of Castell Harlech, which stands resolute, towering over Cardigan Bay.
For adrenaline seekers, a journey to Zip World Llechwedd promises an exhilarating day out, with subterranean trampoline parks and thrilling zip line tours.
Last but by no means least, the heritage charm of Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways offers a calming journey through the mountains and forests of the National Park, uncovering panoramic views and quaint villages along the way.
Come rain or shine, Bwthyn y Coediwr will welcome you back, ready for tomorrow's adventure.