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Felin Parc - Millhouse
Penrhyndeudraeth
Sleeps: 8

3 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. Behind the Millhouse is the charming heavily beamed detached granary (sleeps 2 +2) with superb views and terrace overlooking the river. This property can be rented with the Millhouse. 100 yds away is the charming Wool Manager's Cottage (sleeps 4 + 2) which overlooks the ancient fording bridge and Cynicht Mountain. These 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.

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Tan-Y-Clogwen
Penrhyndeudraeth
Sleeps: 6

3 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. Behind the Millhouse is the charming heavily beamed detached granary (sleeps 2 +2) with superb views and terrace overlooking the river. This property can be rented with the Millhouse. 100 yds away is the charming Wool Manager's Cottage (sleeps 4 + 2) which overlooks the ancient fording bridge and Cynicht Mountain. These 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.

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Penfelin
Penrhyndeudraeth
Sleeps: 4

3 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. Behind the Millhouse is the charming heavily beamed detached granary (sleeps 2 +2) with superb views and terrace overlooking the river. This property can be rented with the Millhouse. 100 yds away is the charming Wool Manager's Cottage (sleeps 4 + 2) which overlooks the ancient fording bridge and Cynicht Mountain. These 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.

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Y Penty
Snowdonia Mountains
Sleeps: 5

3 Cottages 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. There is parking for 2 cars at Y Penty and Y Cut and 1 car at Rhosson and secure bicycle storage. Pet accepted by prior arrangement in Y Penty only. These are excellent cottages, very well placed to discover the many, and varied, delights of this wonderful holiday region.

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Rhosson
Snowdonia Mountains
Sleeps: 4

3 Cottages 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. There is parking for 2 cars at Y Penty and Y Cut and 1 car at Rhosson and secure bicycle storage. Pet accepted by prior arrangement in Y Penty only. These are excellent cottages, very well placed to discover the many, and varied, delights of this wonderful holiday region.

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Y Cut
Snowdonia Mountains
Sleeps: 2

3 Cottages 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. There is parking for 2 cars at Y Penty and Y Cut and 1 car at Rhosson and secure bicycle storage. Pet accepted by prior arrangement in Y Penty only. These are excellent cottages, very well placed to discover the many, and varied, delights of this wonderful holiday region.

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Ty'n-y-Ffos
North Wales
Sleeps: 4

Pair of attractive Victorian cottages. Peaceful location near the end of no-through road. Truly spectacular views overlooking Lledr Valley to Moel Siabod (2860 ft) and Snowdon (3569 ft) with village in foreground. Beamed sitting rooms, open log fires, well-equipped throughout, real home from home. Gardens backing onto mountainside. Access up 11 slate steps Dolwyddelan has Spar, pub, hotel, church, chapel, castle, school, station on Conwy Valley Railway. Superb walking country: valley, lakes, oakwoods, forests, moorlands, mountains, cliffs, beaches. Nearby attractions include Bodnat Garden, Portmeirion, Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, awesome castles, slate caverns, mountain biking, riding. Ideal for two families. Closed January.

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Ty'n-y-Ffos Bach
North Wales
Sleeps: 4

Pair of attractive Victorian cottages. Peaceful location near the end of no-through road. Truly spectacular views overlooking Lledr Valley to Moel Siabod (2860 ft) and Snowdon (3569 ft) with village in foreground. Beamed sitting rooms, open log fires, well-equipped throughout, real home from home. Gardens backing onto mountainside. Access up 11 slate steps Dolwyddelan has Spar, pub, hotel, church, chapel, castle, school, station on Conwy Valley Railway. Superb walking country: valley, lakes, oakwoods, forests, moorlands, mountains, cliffs, beaches. Nearby attractions include Bodnat Garden, Portmeirion, Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways, awesome castles, slate caverns, mountain biking, riding. Ideal for two families. Closed January.

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8 Trefeddian Terrace
Gwynedd
Sleeps: 11

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. <P>Christmas and New Year 2009 weekly bookings only Tuesday start 22nd Dec or 29th Dec 09

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Pen-y-Bryn
Snowdonia
Sleeps: 8

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.

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Glan-Dwyryd
Gwynedd
Sleeps: 8

Glan Dwyryd, Rhyd-Sarn is a detached, 200 years old, white-washed stone cottage standing in the valley (A496) that runs below Llan Ffestiniog.<P>A flight of slate steps takes you down to the front door. The conservatory at the back looks out at the junction of two rivers, a favourite haunt of a heron and a dipper. Recent reports tell us that otters have made their home there too. Framed by woodland, which all comes within the Snowdonia Reserve, this natural beauty creates a tranquil setting and stunning views. The garden is small but full of colour particularly in May. 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 miles by car) is that at Harlech which offers safe bathing and miles of golden sand, not to forget the best preserved medieval castle in the town. The famous village of Portmeirion (an Italian folly) is definitely worth a visit too. On rainy days visit the slate caverns in Blaneau Ffestiniog. The house is full of books, videos, games.

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Rhiw Goch Cottage
Dolwyddelan Nr. Betws-y-Coed
Sleeps: 3

Rhiw y Goch offers guests a secluded garden paradise within a truly glorious setting of 36 acres, overlooking the Lledr Valley. It is a comfortable, well-equipped, detached stone cottage next to the owner's historic "longhouse". This detached cottage is perfect for complete relaxation within the garden and an ideal base for visiting mountains, castles, beaches. Bodnant Gardens about 30 mins drive , Betws-y-Coed 5 mins drive away and Festiniogg Railway only 15 mins drive away. King-sized bed! Any further enquiries please contact the cottage owner

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Ty Coch
Snowdonia
Sleeps: 10

A delightful, detached, stone built, farmhouse which is located on the outskirts of the picturesque Nantlle Valley and set in a private, bird-filled garden in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. The comfortable, well-equipped house has many features, which include a vaulted ceiling, inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, a new kitchen and full central heating. Close to both the mountains and the sea, the area is superb walking, climbing and beach country. You can walk from the gate and explore the famous Nantlle Ridge or the equally well-known Dorothea Slate Quarry. You are also within easy access of Snowdon, Caernarfon Castle (9 miles), Portmeirion, Dinas Dinlle beach (7 miles) and Anglesey. <b>Price includes bedlinen, towels and electricity. There is an additional charge for the central heating.

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Hen Gapel
Gwynedd
Sleeps: 4

Hen Gapel is an exceptionally well equipped and comfortable <b>detached, five-star stone cottage with its own enclosed patio/garden area and parking.</b> <p>On no-through lane on edge of Dolwyddelan village with a stream to one side and enjoying magnificent mountain panorama, including Snowdon Horseshoe in the distance. Surrounded by idyllic countryside and walking. Excellent village store seven minutes walk away. Large open-beamed double bedroom with king-size bed and futon (cot if required), a smaller double bedroom, gorgeously comfy beamed sitting room with woodburner in inglenook. Good size, comprehensively equipped kitchen with Aga-type cooker. Heating/lighting all inclusive. Send for details

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Henllys
Gwynedd
Sleeps: 6

Henllys is a pretty Welsh stone and slate cottage just a stone's throw from world famous Harlech Castle. The cottage is situated in a flat lane off the high street, unlike so many other cottages which are on steep hills, so it is ideal for people with walking difficulties. The quiet location off the high street means you can relax in peace but stroll a few yards from shops, bank, pubs and restaurants. A walk away are miles of golden sands at the beach, the renowned Royal St David's golf course and the beauty of Snowdonia's mountains. Henllys - the book of the cottage! The book Every Day Was Summer charted the lives of the Williams family who lived in the cottage that became Henllys in Edwardian times. Mrs Williams was in service and worked for many celebrities of the time who holidayed around Harlech including Denis Finch Hatton - the big game hunter and adventurer Robert Redford's character was based on in the film Out of Africa and George Bernard Shaw. Harlech - a town as old as history Harlech is an ancient town with origins wreathed in myth and mystery. The Mabinogion - a book of Welsh legends dating back centuries - has many stories set in and around Harlech. Edward I built the famous castle, Owen Glendower, the famous prince of wales ruled his realm from Harlech. The surrounding mountains are full of magic lakes, ancient stone rings and mysterious encampments. The rocky promontory on which Harlech stands is the oldest exposed rock in the world. Today Harlech is a quiet town with good shops, restraurants and pubs just yards from Henllys front door. Harlech is an excellent base for exploring Snowdonia and the beautiful beaches of North Wales, which start only a walk away. <b>Golfers will also find a challenge at Royal St David's golf course, which nestles between Harlech and the beach.</b> Another nearby attraction is Portmerion, the Italianate village used as the set for the cult TV series the Prisoner. One of the best walks is the magical Roman Steps - a slate stairway cut in to a mountain pass above the beautiful Cwm Bychan lake.

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Arvon Cottage
Nr Betws y Coed.
Sleeps: 4

Semi-detached cottage in the village of Dolwyddelan in the beautiful Lledr valley, which is set amongst the forests, mountains, rivers and lakes of the Snowdonia National Park and is ideally located for walking, climbing, mountain biking and sightseeing. Explore the many castles (including Dolwyddelan), slate caverns, steam railways, historic houses and gardens of the area. Beautiful sandy beaches are a short drive away at Harlech and black rock sands. Golf courses at Harlech, Porthmadog, Betws-y-coed, Conwy, Llandudno. Restaurants and tourist shops at nearby Betws-y-coed (4 miles). Arvon Cottage is recently renovated with double glazing, exposed beams, multi fuel stove, open tread staircase and with a well equipped kitchen.

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Caldy Villa
Near Betws Y Coed, Conwy
Sleeps: 6

Caldy Villa is a solidly built, turn of the century, semi detached cottage that nestles in a sleepy little back lane in the pretty Lledr Valley at Pont-y-Pant, just outside the village of Dolwyddelan, It has a cosy lounge with open fire and a well appointed kitchen/diner, offering comfortable accommodation for up to six people. <b>Ideally situated in the Snowdonia National Park</B> it provides a perfect base for walking or cycling and, with Pont-y-Pant station nearby, it is accessible by public transport, so you can enjoy the freedom of days out without the car, the train links directly with the Ffestiniog railway and Llandudno. <b>The beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula, the Italianate village of Portmerion and some of the areas finest castles are within a half-hour drive</b> and fishing on the River Lledr is available locally. Situated one mile from the village of Dolwyddelan offers a well-stocked shop, a village pub and a hotel/ restaurant, plus of course a very famous castle! Only 2.5 miles away from Betws Y Coed.

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Glyn Saron
Tywyn
Sleeps: 6

Glyn Saron has recently been refurbished and tastefully decorated to a very high standard, whilst retaining all its character features along with the comforts of modern living. Glyn Saron has a secure courtyard garden with a shed, loungers and patio furniture. The village of Bryncrug is ideally situated whatever holiday you want. For those with families great sandy beaches can be found in Tywyn or Aberdovey. If cycling is for you then there are many great places to ride. Walk the mountain of Cader Idris, ride the Talyllyn train, plus lots more things to see and do.

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Ty March Gwyn
Gwynedd
Sleeps: 9

Stunning luxury farmhouse with acres of space - enjoy walking, fishing, mountain biking, golfing, windsurfing, white water, beach days or just sampling the many tourist attractions and restaurants this area has to offer or simply relax and watch the views and sunset from the terrace/conservatory. Beautiful countryside direct access to 90 acre nature, but close (3.5 miles) to market town. Sleeps 7/9 linen provided for all bar sofa bed. Large utility for sports equipment etc. Dogs very welcome but not in main house please.

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2 Bron Elan
Near Betws-y-Coed North Wales
Sleeps: 4

Bron Elan: Delightful 19th century cottage in the heart of Snowdonia National Park with spectacular views across the Lledr Valley to Moel Siabod and the Snowdon Horseshoe. Ideal get away, with inglenook fireplace, log burning stove and exposed beams. A Paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and families with attractions within easy reach including scenic walks, cycling, fishing, and climbing activities available outside the front door. Dolwyddelan, (5 minutes walk) with a good shop, Post Office, pub, hotel, church and bus and rail station.Explore the castles, slate caverns and scenic steam railways nearby. Betws-y-Coed renowned for its scenery, shops, restaurants and golf is only 5 miles away. Other nearby attractions include Swallow Falls, local riding stables, National Trust Bodnant Gardens, Conwy Castle and the sandy beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula, where seal trips are available

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Cyfannedd Fach
Snowdonia National Park
Sleeps: 6

Cyfannedd Fach is a magical 250 year old stone cottage standing on its own, 700 feet above the sea in the western flanks of the mountain Cader Idris at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park. With a fabulous log burning stove, solitude, fresh air - all mod cons. Half a mile from the nearest neighbour. Take a virtual tour of the cottage and surroundings at www.cyfannedd-fach.co.uk

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Bwthyn Bach Hardd
Near Betws Y Coed, Conwy
Sleeps: 2

Bwthyn Bach Hardd is a pretty stone cottage for two in the village of Penmachno, in the Snowdonia National Park, offering spectacular views of pastoral and ancient woodland steeped in the folklore of dragons and legendary kings. The cottage is an ideal base for exploring the magnificent scenery and many attractions and activities in North Wales. For local sightseeing, including the Swallow Falls just outside the village. Castles and National Trust gardens are all within easy striking distance. The village of Betws-y-Coed is 5 miles from Penmachno and offers unique shopping with boutique shops, galleries and a host of outdoor specialist retailers.

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