Ty Hir

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Twin and 1 Double. All on ground floor.

Bathroom Victorian country style bath with hand held shower, toilet, washbasin.

Kitchen with Aga, 2 ring electric hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine. Large refectory table, long bench, 3 chairs, cushioned wall seating, TV, Victorian glass-fronted cupboard, stable doors to garden.

Sitting Room multi-fuel stove, large couch, 1 wing chair, Indian style bench, TV/video, Victorian writing desk, book-lined walls and book-lined gallery, French doors leading to grounds.

Grounds enclosed lawn and seating area large mature trees, garden furniture. Access to 90 acres of farmland with fishing in nearby river. Cycle track 200 yards away.

Maid and babysitting service available.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Yes, excluding peak weeks and Summer

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - 1 bag of coal, 1 wheelbarrow of logs, oil central heating £40 p/w October to April. Outside these dates electric heaters are provided plus Aga

Dogs - 2. £25 each p/w (Sorry no cats)

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• Take a peaceful walk/cycle ride along the wide hard surfaced scenic pathway with views of Snowdonia and the Llyn mountains dramatically descending to the sea, which runs 100 yards from cottage - originally the railway track from Porthmadog down into Caernarfon (12 miles) (dogs welcome)

• Walk Cwm Pennant (one of the most beautiful valleys in Wales) behind the cottage and with its timeless qualities of tranquillity and peace is sure to restore the most jaded of spirits! Dogs welcome.
• Borth-y-Gest is a small, pretty harbour village with sheltered, sandy, coves.

• Criccieth, just 6 miles away, is overlooked by its medieval castle and has golden beaches  - lots of good places to eat -  a wide range of local amenities including bank, post office, internet cafe, chemist, health centre, filling station, supermarket and not forgetting delicious ice creams at Cadwaller's.

• Porthmadog with the ' Cob' (mile long causeway across the estuary mouth) and home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway is within a short drive.

• Portmeirion is an Italianate village designed by Sir Williams-Ellis with wonderful views across Tremadog Bay and the spectacularly located village of Beddgelert - riverside walks along the banks of the Glaslyn and Colwyn Rivers - are also within easy reach of this 18th century longhouse for self-catering in Wales.

• Between Llandudno and Llanwnda is a 180 year old working woollen mill museum. Do call in to see the weaving in action, browse the products for sale and enjoy a cup of tea and a cake.

• Watch the production from raw wool to the final product in this well estblished business which has been running since 1850. Stay for a cup of tea and a cake.
• Evening entertainment can be found at Harlech Theatre, a world of drama, music & dance or the Galeri Theatr in Caernarfon an exciting venue which includes theatre, cinema art space and a cafe bar.

• There are many lovely beaches along the Peninsula's coastline including Foryd Bay, Dinas Dinlle (NT), Llandanwg, Warren, Black Rock, two at Criccieth and Harlech beach.

• The Grapevine Steakhouse & Bistro in Porthmadog offers an a la carte menu including Welsh steaks, pasta and fish dishes served in a relaxed atmosphere 

• The 823 square mile Snowdonia National Park is within an easy drive. Discover a breathtaking landscape of rugged coast and majestic mountains full of places of interest and thrilling adventures.Award winning Zip World offers you adventure activities galore from the high Zip Wire to Bounce Below and Fforest Coaster Have you got a head for heights? Zip World Fforest offers an exhilarating high level  journey through the trees with a variety of obstacles to negotiate.