Bursting with charm and character, this former schoolhouse dating back to the 18th century offers the ultimate idyllic base for families and groups of friends keen to uncover the natural beauty of Dolgellau and the surrounding wild North Wales scenery.
Beneath the traditional brick exterior, you'll find a haven of rustic charm in the spacious lounge/diner. The delightful combination of original features, including flagstone flooring, exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace housing a roaring wood burner, create a truly warming ambience that invites tired travellers to unwind and dine with loved ones long into the evening. Brimming with contemporary charm, the stylish kitchen provides everything you need to whip up something delicious with your new local flavours. Up the winding staircase flooded by natural sunlight from the spectacular sash window, you'll find three bedrooms across the first and second floor, two doubles and one single, brimming with period touches in keeping with the rich heritage of the cottage. Outside, dine alfresco with a glass of something chilled amongst the feature planting in the enclosed stone-walled garden; unwind to the gentle sounds of the River Arran which flows behind the cottage.
In the shadow of Cadair Idris, the picturesque former slate town of Dolgellau is packed with more listed buildings than any other town in Wales, plus some wonderful local pubs, cafes, restaurants and shops. Join the riverside Mawddach Trail (2.5 miles) on foot or two wheels to uncover the spectacular scenery along an old railway line from Dolgellau to Barmouth. Perched on the mouth of the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, enjoy a traditional day at the seaside at Barmouth Beach 9.5 miles away, home to donkey rides, swing boats, and amusement arcades to enjoy. The world-renowned Coed y Brenin Mountain Biking Centre can be reached within 11 miles.