Enjoying an idyllic village setting in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, this charming cottage offers couples and families a spot to call home after adventuring the landscapes of North Wales.
Beneath the exposed stone exterior, you’ll find a sanctuary of cosy, contemporary comfort in the homely lounge. Warm chilly toes beside the crackling wood burner before stretching out on one of the plush sofas. Light and airy, the adjoining kitchen/diner boasts everything you need to both cook up a storm with your local produce and enjoy dining with loved ones long into the evening. There are two blissful bedrooms on offer upstairs, one double and one twin zip-and-link (can be made up as a king-size), which both feature lovely views that’ll inspire you to get out and explore. Outside, the enclosed patio garden is a peaceful spot to enjoy a BBQ, tuck into an al fresco supper or sink into the rolling bubbles of the hot tub amongst distant mountain views. On-street parking, within 20 metres, is subject to availability.
Surrounded by hills, the charming village of Penmachno is the epicentre for walking and mountain biking in the area, with nearby beauty spots such as Swallow Falls and waymarked trails through Gwydir Forest to discover. The postcard-perfect spot where the Machno and Conwy rivers meet in a dramatic and spectacular series of waterfalls, the Conwy Falls, can be reached within 2.5 miles. Betws-y-Coed, 3.5 miles away, offers a wonderful selection of independent shops and cafes as well as a plethora of footpaths and cycle routes weaving along the riverside and through majestic mountain scenery. Enjoy a bucket and spade day at the golden sands of Morfa Conwy Beach and Colwyn Bay, both within 22.5 miles.