This delightfully renovated cottage is nestled within glorious Eryri (Snowdonia National Park). This stunning location is in the heart of the mountains with walking from the door, a nearby lake for watersports and swimming plus a bus stop outside for buses to the start of footpaths up Yr Wyddfa- Snowdon.
Feel at home right away in this smart practical terraced cottage. Cosy furnishings, modern appliances and delightful features combine to create a retreat that you’ll never want to leave. The wood burner, set in a traditional Welsh fireplace, welcomes frosty toes after a day of hiking the mountains, whilst a spacious and light filled kitchen/diner invites your head chef to get creative with supper. Serve up on the table laid for six, or plate up alfresco and bask in the sun’s warmth overlooking the expansive grass area surrounding the property. Marvel at the mountainous vistas from your bedroom window before setting your head down on the pillow, dreaming of tomorrow’s escapades. In the morning, grab your walking gear and puppy lead from the handy utility room, and take a stroll around the local area before returning a lazy breakfast in the sunshine.
Walkers and climbers will be in their element in this property. Leading straight from the doorstep, soak up breath-taking panoramas while venturing up the popular mountain of Moel Siabod or over to the lakes of Crafnant and Geirionydd. Alternatively, climb the highest mountain in Wales, Yr Wyddfa, (Snowdon), which is easily accessed by the regular bus that stops directly outside the cottage. If you fancy exploring the local villages, Betws-y-Coed (6 miles) is a lively spot for walkers and mountain bikers, with a range of boutiques, restaurants and bars to choose from. Keen photographers may want to frame the picturesque cascades of Swallow Falls, less than 4 miles away.