Gelli Gron 4 bed

4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 8. Master Bedroom with Kingsize Bed and en-suite (shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin). 1 Double and 2 Twins, All on 1st floor.

Bathroom on 1st floor with bath, shower cubicle, washbasin and toilet.

Shower Room on ground floor with cubicle, washbasin and toilet.

Kitchen/Dining Area luxurious fully fitted kitchen with electric ovens (2) electric hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge large refectory style table seating 8.

Utility Room fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer.

1st Sitting Room oak surround fireplace with electric fire, 1 x 2 and 1 x 3 seater sofas, easy chair, TV/DVD.

2nd Sitting Room large brick inglenook with electric wood burner style fire, 1 x 2 seater, 1 x 3 seater sofas, TV, easy chair.

Grounds paved front patio sloping to surrounding lawns. Garden furniture.

Additional Information

Short breaks - No

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £40 p/w

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• Lots of pleasant walks close to this modern holiday farmhouse in Criccieth, down leafy country lanes with banks of springtime flowers, cow parsley and foxgloves in the summer and blackberries in the autumn.
• Llangybi (1 mile) is a pretty village with old almshouses, a school, thick stone walled cottages and an ancient Church with St Cybil' s Well - the water was renowned for its healing properties in medieval times.

• Criccieth overlooked by its castle has a range of local amenities including, interesting independent shops, restaurants, supermarket, bank, post office, internet cafe, chemist, health centre and filling station.

• There are many lovely beaches on the Llyn Peninsula coast, enough to choose a different one for each day of the week just a short drive away including Criccieth, overlooked by its Castle, delightful, quiet and sandy Llanbedrog (NT) backed by woodland and lined with brightly coloured beach huts and Abersoch, the ' Jewel of the Peninsula'.

• Borth y Gest, an often forgotten quiet little village surrounding a small harbour and Porthmadog with the huge expanse of Black Rock Sands are within a short drive - along the coastline there are tiny bays and inlets to enjoy with fine views across the Estuary to Harlech.

• The Ffestiniog Narrow Gauge Railway crosses the Estuary - majestic views of Snowdon from the track as it wends its way through primeval woodlands in the Maentwrog Valley to Blaenau Ffestiniog - the slate cavernsare well worth a visit.

• 18th - 20th C Glasfryn Garden in Llanystumdwy has a park, garden, stone wall, lawn, beech trees, kitchen garden and topiary.

• Portmeirion, a few miles south of Porthmadog, is the Italianate village, the inspiration of the famous architect Clough Williams Ellis - a little bit of Italy on the Welsh coast. - wooded walks, shops, cafes and 2 beautiful hotels.

• The Glaslyn River before it spills into the sea at Porthmadog runs through a lush green valley with an RSPB viewing centre to glimpse the Ospreys nesting in the spring. Higher up the River, near Beddgelert, is a lovely riverside walk - a perfect picnic spot and children will love to paddle here!

• Try your luck at catching bass, plaice, flounder and codling at any state of the tide.

• The Llyn Peninsula offers over 100 miles of coastal paths, inland walks & hilly terrain, spectacular coastal views and rural landscape. Something for all tastes and abilities.

• Experience epic adventures in the stunningly beautiful national park. Ride on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, fly 100mph on Zip World's longest zip wire, Bounce Below on neon lit trampolines in subterranean caverns or Surf Snowdonia inland in a state of the art Wave Garden at the foot of the mountains.