Gwynedd – domy na pobyt wakacyjny

Min y don Town House near Barmouth harbour

Lovely town house with large patio & south facing private garden. Uninterrupted sea views. Outdoor seating area for 6. Maximum of two well behaved dogs welcome. 2 onsite private parking spaces which is a rarity in Barmouth near the harbour. The Town house is fully equipped and modern. Features include Wi-fi , central heating, towels provided, two 50” smart tv’s. A separate lounge and dining area that seats 6 in comfort. The combination of house, garden, & parking we offer is unique.

Cottage retreat with amazing views and hot tub

Braich Melyn is the perfect escape from the stresses of modern life! It’s all about the views and the peace at Braich Melyn. If you want seclusion, peace, incredible views and all whilst surrounded by nature, this is the perfect stay for you. Now enjoy the views whilst relaxing in the wood burning hot tub! Within 10 minutes drive you have golden beaches and Snowdonia, providing the perfect base to explore North Wales. After a busy day exploring relax by the log burner or the feature bathtub!

Stunning Cottage near Aber Falls

Tyn Y Ffridd cottage is situated in the heart of Abergwyngregyn, home to the stunning Aber Falls waterfall which is in walking distance. The cottage is grade II listed and has been completely renovated. Inside consists of one double bedroom which sleeps 2, a cosy living/dining room, 1 bathroom with shower, W/C and sink, and a kitchen. Outside has private off-road parking and a raised patio from which you are able to take in the surrounding greenery, as well as the stunning views of Anglesey.

Cae Garw barn Abersoch, garden enclosed for pets.

Spacious barn conversion available with enclosed garden for children and pets. Log fire and underfloor heating . 3 bedrooms - Twin ground floor bedroom and bathroom, and Ensuite double bedroom. Abersoch 15 mins drive , 20 beaches within a 20 mins drive ! Views towards Garnfadryn mountain We live onsite- so here to answer any questions from guests. Nr Snowdonia National park, Zip Word, Yr Wyddfa, Portmeirion, Caernarfon Castle CHARGING OF ELECTRIC CARS STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED.

Llys Gwilym “7️⃣”

The house is located in the heart of Snowdonia, with beautiful views and numerous walks available…Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this central location, from local shops, pubs, restaurants. Within easy reach of Portmeirion, Snowdonia and the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. Ideally situated for walkers as we are on the Wales coastal path. Tesco, Lidl and Aldi are 4 miles away in Porthmadog The property has its own private parking at the rear

THE HEART OF SNOWDONIA BEACHES & MOUNTAINS

A warm and homely, holiday home in the heart of Snowdonia, Porthmadog is a picturesque sea side Town, only short stroll to all amenities, the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, which can be seen going past several times a day, Moelwyn is in a quiet area, only 3 min walk to shops, pubs, restaurants and harbour, only 5 min drive to beautiful beaches, car not essential, public transport 3 min walk away, Train links to London Euston etc,

Y Bwthyn Bach

Take it easy at this cosy getaway. A charming little cottage opposite the river Afon Erch with just a short walk to Glan y Don beach and marina. A beautiful spot with stunning views towards Snowdonia. Enjoy the stroll along a quiet stretch of sand approximately 3 miles long, described as one of the llyn peninsula's best kept secrets. A fabulous spot to explore the many treasures of the peninsula.

Rustic Snowdonia Lake Side Retreat Nr. Yr Wyddfa

This unique space offers the perfect setting to relax and unwind before or after your Snowdonia adventures. With a spacious, modern, and chic decor, this inviting environment feels like home, complete with a cozy chill-out area. Snowdonia is a year-round destination, renowned for its breathtaking mountain ranges, drawing hikers, climbers, and those in search of a peaceful escape.

Modern 2 bedroom house on the Foryd estuary

Llanw is a newly built house right opposite the water's edge. Llanw is Welsh for "Tide" which you can watch slowly flowing in and ebbing out. The estuary is a haven for many species of birds. There are also views of the Snowdonia mountain range and of the Rivals. The World Heritage site of Caernarfon is only 4 miles away and the long sandy beach of Dinas Dinlle is 3 miles away.