Harlech, Snowdonia and North Wales
A wonderful, welcoming dwelling brimming with charm and original features, this Welsh home is a truly glorious spot for a group holiday. The property enjoys an enviable location within Snowdonia National Park and the views are to die for; it’ll be impossible to leave without feeling truly refreshed and rejuvenated. The accommodation consists of two separate properties – a stone farmhouse and a separate cottage – and can sleep up to 10 guests, making it ideal for an extended family holiday or celebration among friends. With new rustic games barn with a feature wood burning fireplace The farmhouse is a gorgeous place to spend time, with its authentic flagstone floors and abundance of period features. These are carefully balanced with modern comforts and thoughtful extras to enhance your stay. Relax with fellow guests in the open-plan living area, which features a wood burner, Smart TV and comfortable seating. Next door, the charming cottage boasts a lounge with scenic views, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a bespoke bathroom. You’ll love the outdoor space, too, which contains a hot tub, a patio with table and chairs, a BBQ and firepit. It’s all set within an acre of private grounds, providing you with ample space to walk the dogs, store equipment and park your vehicles. The property is located in a secluded part of Snowdonias National Park, with magnificent panoramic views of Snowdon and the coastline. It is a perfect spot for friends, families and their dogs to retreat to unspoilt countryside overlooking Ceredigion Bay and Snowdonia. As well as being extremely picturesque, this location is rich in opportunities to go walking, cycling, golfing, wild swimming, sailing and fishing so you can become part of the scenery yourself. Nearby, you can visit Harlech’s medieval clifftop castle (2.5 miles), a UNESCO World Heritage site or challenge yourself at St David’s links championship golf course (3 miles). Not forgetting Harlech’s outstanding sandy beach backed by sand dunes, where you can enjoy a picnic and a swim. Further afield, discover Criccieth Castle (14 miles) or lose yourselves in the spectacular Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park (19.5 miles), or spend an afternoon at picturesque Portmeirion Italianate village (8 miles). Follow the coast southwards towards Barmouth (11 miles) or west towards Abersoch on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.
Harlech Retreat is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
A wonderful, welcoming dwelling brimming with charm and original features, this Welsh home is a truly glorious spot for a group holiday. The property enjoys an enviable location within Snowdonia National Park and the views are to die for; it’ll be impossible to leave without feeling truly refreshed and rejuvenated. The accommodation consists of two separate properties – a stone farmhouse and a separate cottage – and can sleep up to 10 guests, making it ideal for an extended family holiday or celebration among friends. With new rustic games barn with a feature wood burning fireplace The farmhouse is a gorgeous place to spend time, with its authentic flagstone floors and abundance of period features. These are carefully balanced with modern comforts and thoughtful extras to enhance your stay. Relax with fellow guests in the open-plan living area, which features a wood burner, Smart TV and comfortable seating. Next door, the charming cottage boasts a lounge with scenic views, a kitchen, two bedrooms and a bespoke bathroom. You’ll love the outdoor space, too, which contains a hot tub, a patio with table and chairs, a BBQ and firepit. It’s all set within an acre of private grounds, providing you with ample space to walk the dogs, store equipment and park your vehicles. The property is located in a secluded part of Snowdonia's National Park, with magnificent panoramic views of Snowdon and the coastline. It is a perfect spot for friends, families and their dogs to retreat to unspoilt countryside overlooking Ceredigion Bay and Snowdonia. As well as being extremely picturesque, this location is rich in opportunities to go walking, cycling, golfing, wild swimming, sailing and fishing so you can become part of the scenery yourself. Nearby, you can visit Harlech’s medieval clifftop castle (2.5 miles), a UNESCO World Heritage site or challenge yourself at St David’s links championship golf course (3 miles). Not forgetting Harlech’s outstanding sandy beach backed by sand dunes, where you can enjoy a picnic and a swim. Further afield, discover Criccieth Castle (14 miles) or lose yourselves in the spectacular Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park (19.5 miles), or spend an afternoon at picturesque Portmeirion Italianate village (8 miles). Follow the coast southwards towards Barmouth (11 miles) or west towards Abersoch on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.
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