North Wales Cottages

8 Trefeddian Terrace

Large, warm comfortable Victorian family house facing dunes and a superb sandy beach, which is about 400 yds from the house.

There are facilities within the area for fishing trips, wind surfing, sailing, great golf, tennis, bowls, mini golf at Aberdovey; excellent swimming pool, steam railway at Tywyn (three miles); bird reserve, pony trekking, quad-biking a little further afield.

This is an ideal 2-family house.

Phone email address: jmlburles@amserve.net (plain text only please)

Ardd Fach

4 Cottages - 'ARDD FACH' bungalow and the spacious cottage 'Y PENTY' are situated on Arosfyr Farm within easy walking distance of Dolgellau. They are set amidst terraced flower borders and have wonderful views of the Cader Idris Mountains. RHOSSON was built in the year 2000 and is luxuriously appointed. 'Y CUT' was ingeniously converted from a dairy.

There is parking for 2 cars at all cottages and secure bicycle stowage. Pet accepted by prior arrangement in Penty only.

These are excellent cottages, very well placed to discover the many, and varied, delights of this wonderful holiday region.

Y Penty, Ardd Fach and Rhosson have all been awarded 4 stars by the Wales Tourist Board.

Brongain

Brongain is situated in the Conwy valley in the village of Tyn-y-Groes. It is in an area of considerable landscape interest with views from front and rear over the mountains. The historic town of Conwy is nearby, with its famous castle. The cottage is in easy reach of Victorian Llandudno, Betws-y-coed and the Snowdon mountain range. Day trips to Chester and Anglesey with its beautiful beaches and historic towns are also to be enjoyed.

The cottage is built of a traditional stone from a local quarry and dates from late Victorian times. It has been refurbished with fitted carpets and comfortably furnished. There is an enclosed rear garden with elevations to the rear, with paving and gravel. A small stone store can be used for housing boots and outside gear.

An ideal touring base for mountains, walking, birdwatching and beaches. RSPB nature reserve and Bodnant Gardens close by. Good local food and pubs.

Only weekly bookings accepted Christmas & New Year.

Bwthyn Ystum Gwadnaeth

Bwthyn Ystum Gwadnaeth is a restored 18th Century farmhouse on a 108 acre farm within the Snowdonia National Park. From the property you can walk through the mountains or the forests and take full advantage of the spectacular views of the Cader Idris mountains.

The beautiful Welsh seaside resort of Barmouth is only 25 minutes drive along the glorious Mawddach Estuary. Here you can enjoy the sand and sea, but also the various watersports on offer.

Bwthyn Ystum Gwadnaeth also offers free use of its private tennis court for the more active visitor.

Camellia Cottage

Exceptional cottages and B&B offered in a delightful and unique setting. A quiet haven, yet close to beaches and walks. Surrounded by open countryside with every attention paid to your comfort and enjoyment. Savour the freedom of our self-catering cottages or experience the comfort of the farmhouse.

We are situated in the heart of the Lleyn Peninsula, North Wales, close to Abersoch and Pwllheli. There are various activities nearby, for example golf at Pwellheli, Abersoch and Morfa Nefyn, riding in Llanbedrog and Aberaron; clay shooting/ archery/ off road driving; quad bikes; hovercrafts; gardens; galleries etc.

We are also close to the many attractions found in Lleyn, for example Snowdon, Llanberis, Portmeirion, Ffestiniog Railway, Criccieth, Harlech and Caernarfon Castles. So if you wish to stay in tranquil countryside surrounding, then this is the place. A 16th Century farmhouse, walled gardens and open fields over looking magnificent views.

Coedlan

Coedlan is a detached cottage situated in a quiet location approximately 5 minuets walk from the town centre of Dolgellau, Snowdonia.

It is within easy reach of sandy beaches (Fairbourne 8 miles) and there are numerous walks in the locality - Torrent walk 1.5 miles and Precipice walk 3 miles.

The Enthusiant can enjoy wonderful scenery on no fewer than five miniature streams and railways, each starting and ending their journeys at such places as quiet beaches, or busy little market towns or seaside resorts.

There are views of the Cader Idris mountains from the main bedroom and the lounge windows.....

Dairy Cottage

DISCOUNTED PRICES FOR JULY/AUGUST

Delightful stone 17th century conversion offering spacious accommodation suitable for two to six people.

The cottage comprises entrance hall, kitchen, spacious lounge with beamed ceiling and French doors leading to dining/conservatory with uninterrupted views over surrounding countryside.

Situated in rural North Wales on the edge of the picturesque Clwydian range with miles of open space suitable for walking, riding, cycling and numerous golf courses nearby. There are country pubs and a nationally acclaimed theatre in the historic market town of Mold, 3 miles away.

The Roman walled city of Chester, famous for its historical architecture, galleries, modern boutiques and nightlife, is 25 mins away. The nearby A55 leads to many coastal resorts, Heritage attractions and spectacular Snowdonia National Park.

WTB 4 Stars

Special June offer £200 per week!

Deuglawdd

The cottage adjacent to farmhouse is set on a working farm, in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The cottage has its own small private garden to the rear.

The quaint village of Aberdaron withits own beach, shops, and pubs is just a 10 minutes walk.

The famous whistling sands is just a short drive, boat trips to Bardsey Island, fishing, surfing, cycling, cliff top walks over national trust land or just relax by the sea.

Snowdon is about an hours drive.

The cottage is available all year and for weekend breaks off peak.

There is an extra charge for pets of £10, and please could dogs be kept on leads when they are around the working farm.

Felin Parc - Millhouse

2 Cottages - Discover the idyllic stone and beamed 17th Century Millhouse (sleeps 8+2) romantically situated on the River Croesor with its own pool and falls in a private valley. Snowdon, the famous village of Portmeirion and the Ffestiniog Miniature Railway are all close by.

100 yds away is the charming Wool Manager's Cottage (sleeps 4 + 2) which overlooks the ancient fording bridge and Cynicht Mountain.

Both cottages are traditionally furnished, with all modern facilities and wood burning stoves to supplement the central heating on cold winter nights. There are secluded river terraces and the cottages are surrounded by superb walking and climbing country. Excellent beaches, golf, and good pubs are all available locally.

These are genuinely charming cottages in a truly magical location.

There is a property, which can be rented in conjunction with the Millhouse, that offers accommodation for a possible extra 2 people, contact owner for details. +44 (0) 1451 830695

Fron Dirion Cottage 1

The two self catering, attached cottages offer superb accommodation graded 5 stars by the Wales Tourist Board.
They are located on a lane in the gentle foothills of the Clwydian Mountain range in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Just ten minutes from the picturesque, medieval town of Ruthin, this is an ideal location from which to enjoy North Wales' magnificent mountains, beaches, resorts, heritage and history. The Offa's Dyke path runs to the rear of the properties. Follow the nearby footpath to the top and absorb the breathtaking scenery of both Snowdon in the far distance and the coast on a clear day.

Do you need a break from it all, have an anniversary coming up or just want some time together alone? Let the surroundings chase away life's pressures. The watchwords for your holiday here are peace, quiet relaxation. What we offer is designed for adult couples, but we regret not for children, teenagers or pets. We are open all year, except for Christmas week.

Fron Dirion Cottage 2

Glan-Dwyryd

Glan-Dwyryd is a detached, white-washed, stone cottage standing in the valley that runs below Ffestiniog. From the private parking bay the garden entrance leads down stone steps to the cottage, which is thus nicely secluded from the sound and sight of passing traffic.

On the ground floor the conservatory looks out over a stream. It is framed by woodland which all comes within the Snowdonia Reserve, all this natural beauty creates a tranquil setting and stunning views.The garden is small but full of colour.

Excellent walks are to be had from the cottage and it provides a good base to explore the many attractions of the area. The best beach of the locality (25 mins by car)is that at Harlech which offers safe bathing and miles of golden sands. Definitely worth a visit is the famous village of Portmeirion, which is close by and designed to resemble an Italian village.

30% deposit to be paid directly to the owner

Hen Gapel

Hen Gapel is a spacious detached two-bedroom cottage on the outskirts of the pretty village of Dolwyddelan in the picturesque Lledr Valley between Betws-y-Coed and Blaenau Ffestiniog. It is the perfect location for walking, mountaineering and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Snowdonia National Park and is just a half-hour drive from the beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula and Portmeirion.

Built in 1780, the cottage has recently been sympathetically restored to reveal its old beams and two large inglenook fireplaces and its tastefully furnished with antiques and natural sea grass floor covering.

A fast flowing stream runs beside the cottage and there are views of Moel Siabod, Dolwyddelan Castle and Snowdon to be enjoyed from the bedrooms.

Dolwyddelan is easy to reach by train, being on a branch line off the main London Euston to Holyhead railway and Hen Gapel is only 2 minutes walk from the station.

Llifon-Villa

This semi-detached 3 storey house is situated in the small hamlet of Clynnog-fawr, an unspoilt little village set between the mountains and the sea, and an ideal centre from which to explore the whole of Snowdonia, Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula. A few doors away stands the astonishingly great church of St Beuno built on the site of the monastery founded in the 7th Century. Within two minutes walk, you’ll find an old coaching inn that serves good food, and caters well for families. Petrol station with Londis shop in the village.

Within less than a ten minute walk, you could find yourself walking on the sea shore – trying your hand at some beach casting or simply relaxing and enjoying the view!

Lower ground floor, which consists of laundry facilities/play area, opens to rear garden.

The large rear garden enjoys a sea view, and affords a patio set and barbecue. Parking for two cars.

Pen-y-Bryn

This is an attractive farm house with spectacular views of the estuary of Traeth Bach, the sea of Tremadog Bay and the mountains of Northern Wales including Snowdon.

It is surrounded by its own fields and woods yet only a few minutes walk from the main road. There are shops nearby and also sandy beaches with countryside suited to walking, climbing, golf, watersports and riding.

The house provides spacious and comfortable living accommodation to which the open fire gives a cosy ambience. It is a safe environment for children and has an ideal setting for a relaxed holiday.

Only weekly bookings accepted over Christmas period - start date Wed 21 Dec.

Rhiw Goch

Rhiw y Goch offers guests a secluded garden paradise within a truly glorious setting of 35 acres, overlooking the Lledr Valley.

It is a comfortable, well-equipped, detached stone cottage next to the owner's historic "longhouse".

The cottage is perfect for complete relaxation within the garden and an ideal base for visiting mountains, castles, beaches, Bodnant Gardens, Betws-y-Coed and Festiniogg Railway.

King-sized bed!

Any further enquiries please contact the cottage owner

Rhosson

Rose Cottage

Tan-Y-Clogwen

The Forge

Tremfor

'Tremfor' is a beautiful 17th century stone cottage. Built in 1656 it retains a wealth of character. Exposed oak beams and a stone inglenook fireplace with multi-burner add to its charm.

Set in 'Snowdonia National Park' Llwyngwril is a quiet seaside village on the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary.

Cardigan Bay has many beautiful beaches and the 'Cadair Idris' mountain range in the background, with it's lakes, forests and waterfalls offer spectacular scenery.

There are an abundance of activities within the area, these range from easy estuary walks to mountain climbs. There is a ski centre, lake and sea fishing, steam railways, RSPB reserves. Also gold and slate mines, historic castles and many more tourist attractions.

Min 3 nights for short breaks

Ty'n-y-Ffos

Ty'n-y-Ffos and Ty'n-y-Ffos Bach are a pair of stone cottages over 100 years old. They have a magnificent site on a west-facing slope with spectacular views across the Lledr Valley to Moel Siabod and the Snowdon Horseshoe. In the foreground, about 100' lower, is Dolwyddelan, (5 minutes walk) with a good shop, Post Office, pub, hotel, church and station.

Dolwyddelan is an excellent base for exploring the Snowdonia National Park and for walking; mountains, moorlands, streams, lakes, forests and oakwoods make up the landscape. Attractions within easy reach include mountain biking, train journeys, castles, mines, and gorgeous sandy beaches.

Both cottages are well-equipped, well heated and have open fires. Many repeat visitors testify to the superb location and home comforts.

These period cottages are reached by eleven irregular slate steps, eight with hand-rail.

Snowdon View, Dolwyddelan, Near Betws-y-Coed LL25 0UJ.

Ty'n-y-Ffos Bach

Tyddyn Felin

Situated on a quiet country lane and only a mile from the main road, Tyddyn Felin is a typical working farm and the cottage occupies one self-contained wing of the large farmhouse.

On the edge of the Snowdonia National Park and conveniently placed for the beaches and the mountains, the farm is within easy reach of National Trust properties and historical monuments.

Llanberis, to the north (and at the foot of Snowdon) offers the tourist a wide choice of attractions - slate museum, lake railway, pottery, craft shops and the 'electric mountain' centre. To the south, enjoy sandy beaches, golf courses and coastal walks. Visit the Rabbit Farm and the Riding Stables, throw a pot and print a shirt - all within easy reach of the farm.

Summer or winter, there is always plenty to occupy the youngsters and the grown ups - the farm stocks sheep & cattle and offers different activities from one week to the next.

Tyddyn Llan

Excellent position for mountains, lakes, beaches, castles and gardens - lovely cottage, conservatory and games room.

Charming cottage, in picturesque village of Eglwysbach with character stonewalls and exposed beams.

Delightfully secluded garden can be enjoyed from the luxurious conservatory.

Ideal retreat all the year round - warm, cosy and friendly with a village atmosphere, opposite the church and a couple of minutes walk to the local inn.

Many lovely walks from property, one-mile away is Bodnant Gardens, one of the finest National Trust gardens and just a few miles further, the ancient walled town of Conwy with quaint little streets, harbour and medieval castle and beaches. Nearby Betws-y-Coed, offers a haven for walking, mountain biking, canoeing, restaurants and craft shops.

5 day breaks over the Christmas & New Year period.

Tyddyn Sianel Cottage 1

Our three stone-built cottages have been tastefully converted from farm buildings to provide clean, comfortable and cosy accommodation for visitors in one or two bedroomed units from March to October.

Situated in two acres of gardens overlooking Cardigan Bay and River Dwyfor, you can relax enjoying the panoramic views while children play.

Conveniently situated for touring Snowdonia, Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula, you will find numerous tourist and sporting attractions. Nearby are several beachs and many excellent restaurants, cafes and inns; lake, river and sea fishing and several golf courses! Plenty to keep the family occupied, and you can be assured a warm welcome from the resident proprietors who will be able to help you make the most of your holiday in this beautiful part of Wales.

Tyddyn Sianel Cottage 2

Tyddyn Sianel Cottage 3

Y Bwthyn (The Cottage)
	This 19th century cottage nestles at the foot of the Clwydian Hills in picturesque and peaceful hamlet in the Vale of Clwyd between the historic towns of Ruthin and Denbigh. Superb walking (Offa's Dyke) and touring. Ideal for coast, Snowdonia, Portmeirion, Llangollen, Rheadr Falls and Chester and many other interesting places.

Y Cut

Y Granar

2 Cottages - Take a break and relax in the tranquil surroundings of an 80 acre non working farm in the heart of the Vale of Clwyd.

TYDDYN ISAF - The self contained part of the stone built farmhouse is spacious and comfortable. With its own private entrance, modern comforts are combined with old world charm. The house is centrally heated during winter months with garden table and chairs for eating out during the summer.

Y GRANAR - This restored farm granary offers very comfortable accommodation whilst retaining much of its original charm.

Enjoy the warm welcome of a Welsh speaking family and have a walk along the country roads and footpaths. The farm is conveniently situated 3 miles from the historic market town of Ruthin and 1 mile from the village shop and pub.

Y Penty