Cwm Nantcol Barn
Cwm Nantcol Barn was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Cwm Nantcol Barn too!
- Recommended by Countrylife February 2019 as an Ideal place to stay to see wildlife in Spring
- Snowdonia holiday cottage near Harlech & Barmouth
- Stunning views
- Easy care architect design
- Wonderful location for peace and tranquility
- Enclosed garden
- Lots of walks from your holiday door
- Coastal Area
- Dog Friendly
- WiFi
- Enclosed Garden
- Private Parking
- Family Friendly
- Cot Available
- Golf Courses Nearby
- Short Drive To Beach
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Snowdonia holiday cottage - a converted 17th century barn - pet friendly Cwm Nantcol
- The beautiful Nantcol Valley is the setting for this 17th century architect designed barn conversion now a holiday cottage on an ancient Snowdonia farmstead overlooking wooded hillsides, rolling fields grazed by sheep and in the distance, Cardigan Bay.
- Furnished and decorated in a comfortable, stylish contemporary theme - open plan on the ground floor with kitchen and sitting area - French doors open onto a patio.
- Beamed ceilings and latch doors complement the stylish solid wood dining table and country chairs of this pet-friendly Snowdonia holiday cottage.
- Bedrooms are modern and spacious with lovely views of the spectacular countryside.
- A very popular easy care architect designed property.
2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Double with Kingsize bed and TV. 1 Twin with TV - high beamed ceilings and lovely views. Bed linen provided.
Bathroom with bath, toilet washbasin and walk in shower. All on 1st floor.
Toilet on ground floor.
Kitchen/Sitting Room open plan with fully fitted and well appointed country style kitchen area, electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, breakfast bar and table and chairs seating 4. Sitting area with 3 piece suite, TV/DVD and CD.
French doors opening onto patio.
Grounds fully enclosed garden with patio, lawn and garden furniture.
Additional Information
Short breaks - Winter
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Saturday
Towels - No
Parking - Yes, ample
Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates 25 p/w
Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog 25 p/w. Please keep dogs under control, animals roaming
Travel cot - Yes
Highchair - Yes
Bed linen - Included as standard
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Peaceful location and as described. Beautfiul views and central for exploring. Cottage had everything we needed and fantastic views of the surrounding countryside, Snowden and the sea. Perfect!
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Delighted that you enjoyed the Barn and the surrounding area, thank you for your review.
Absolutely perfect. Just what we wanted. Area available for dogs to wander free. Totally safe. Wonderful welcome from Gareth (lemon drizzle cake to die for). Excellent location. Spectacular views. Will certainly visit again.
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you Gareth will be very pleased to know his cake is so good, glad you enjoyed your stay.
What a beautiful place..the accommodation is perfect. It is comfortable for an easy going holiday. The setting is absolutely stunning with total peace and tranquillity. The hosts are very helpful, friendly and accommodating. North Wales is like heaven on earth and we were made to feel totally at home. We will be back! We cannot rate it highly enough.
lovely barn in a very rural location.very dog friendly with lots of walks from the door'
Lovely cottage in a quiet location with stunning views. Well equipped and spacious. Decor to a modern standard and very pleasant to come back to after a day out...
If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at Cwm Nantcol Barn.
Fab cottage its got stunning views all around and towards the sea ,very clean and comfortable with all you need for your stay . We had some brill weather sunny and warm all week was very lucky . The owners live at back of cottage which there are two windows in bedrooms that look over but all you do is keep them closed no problem at all .its a large cottage with kitchen dinner, living room all in one ,double shower and king size bed ,two singles, plenty of room for everyone even our dog Zara .front of cottage is private with plenty of parking.lots of gorgeous beaches to visit on the this part of coast, Barmouth is great lots of shops,cafes.cant wait to go back again .
Well what can I say a fabulous, well situated barn. Yes as in other review the adjoining properties do prevent you from opening your curtains, but to be honest the best views are to the front of the property anyway. This did not spoil our stay at all. We have enjoyed having the views from the living area and the easy access to the surrounding areas. We brought our dog Poppy, who tried to make friends with Nell (the farm dog.) eventually by the end of the week they became good friends. I would say if you are going to look for fault your going to find them. Yes there are small things, but nothing that either spoils the holiday or hinders the beautiful experience or scenery of the cottage.
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Lleyn Peninsula and Snowdonia
- Do explore the meandering valley road which follows the stream upwards and passes old Welsh farmhouses, a Chapel and school.
Waterfall Walk & Llanbedr Riverside Village
- A 'waterfall' walk nearby takes you up to a plateau from where there are spectacular views of the Bay, Lleyn Peninsula with Snowdonia behind - wonderful for picnics!
- Snowdon is the backdrop to Llanbedr, a timeless village on the banks of the Artro River - clear waters with otters and good fishing - Buzzards, Red Kites and the rare Ring Ouzel thrive.
Shell Island, North Wales
- Shell Island with its miles of golden sands is nearby and the small intimate bay of Llandanwg with its tiny 12th century Church tucked into the sand dunes is ideal for small children - excellent beach cafe.
Harlech and Royal St David's Golf Course
- Harlech, dominated by Edward I magnificent Castle, has a good range of local amenities including interesting individual shops, Spar, bank, post office, internet cafe, chemist, health centre, a filling station, golden beaches and one of the finest links golf courses in Europe - Royal St David's, the owner is a professional at the club.
Shearwater Boat Trips & North Wales Beaches
- Shearwater Charter Boat leaves from Pwllheli Marina to cruise the beautiful waters along the Lleyn Peninsula. Enjoy the scenery and look out for marine wildlife on route.
- There are enough lovely beaches near Cwm Nantcol Barn to choose a different one for each day of the week Criccieth Main & Criccieth Marine, Harlech, Dinas Dinlle, Abermawr, Llanaber, Black Rock and more. Most are pet friendly all year round, some operate restrictions during peak holiday season. See our local guide.
Sherpa Bus Service convenient for pet friendly holiday cottage Snowdonia
- Leave your car behind and use the Sherpa Bus Service. Enjoy scenic journeys into Snowdonia. Hop on and off as much as you like all day.
Criccieth Lawn & Tennis Club with Squash Courts
- 2 grass courts, 2 hard courts & 2 squash courts at the west end of town are open to the public.
The Tea Shop Harlech
- An award winning member of the Tea Council's Guild. Enjoy views of 13th C Harlech Castle the Royal St Davids Golf Course, the mountains and the sea while sipping your cup of tea.
Shore Fishing Shell Island, North Wales
- Shore Fishing at Shell Island yields bass, flounder, dab, mackerel, whiting, gurnard and mullet on low or high tide. Do remember your fishing gear and favourite recipes for cooking up a fishy feast at your holiday cottage.
Ysgethin Inn, Tal y Bont
- Once a fulling mill now a country pub serving real ales and good food in the bar, restaurant & patio.
Black Rock Llama Trekking, near Black Rock Sands
- Experience the thrill of walking with these beautiful, gentle and intelligent creatures. An enjoyable activity for the whole family. Booking in advance is essential.
Days away
- Less than an hour drive will take you along the Lleyn Peninsula, An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty snaking out 30 miles into the Irish Sea with atmospheric Bardsey Island laying off the southern tip. Explore a varied landscape with rugged coast, towering seacliffs, mud flats, open heath, unspoiled beaches, tiny coves, patchwork fields and sleepy villages. Eat at Dylan's in Criccieth, The Ship Inn at Edern or at Ty Coch on the beach at Dinas Dinlle near Morfa Nefyn.
Year round holidays can be enjoyed in this characterful cottage in Snowdonia.
See below for a selection of pubs, restaurants, and eateries near Cwm Nantcol Barn.
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Choose from an extensive range of teas and enjoy the stunning views of Harlech Castle, Royal St David's Golf course, mountains and the sea. Coffee, food and wine are also available.
Delicious handcrafted artisan ice-creams and sorbets in many mouthwatering flavours.
Local/welsh produce is used to reflect the seasons. Seafood is bought locally. Children's portions are available.
A popular inn with locals and visitors. Eat delicious food in the conservatory or dining room
Italian restaurant serving pizzas, pastas and more in the restaurant and on the patio
Enjoy cooking your own meat and fish on a hot rock followed by a chocolate fountain. Families are welcome but sorry no dogs.
Family run pub with magnificent views of the Lleyn Peninsula, coffee, tea, snacks & evening meals.
Fine dining restaurant with mostly homemade food. Sunday lunches available. Lovely coastal views.
Homemade lunches, carvery on Friday & Saturday nights & Sunday lunches. Families welcome
Homemade modern and traditional food with local specialities including Welsh Black beef, lamb, cheeses and local seafood. Open six days week for breakfast, lunch, teas, dinner and for Sunday lunches from 12 noon. Booking advisable.
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