Cwm Nantcol Barn

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

• Do explore the meandering valley road which follows the stream upwards and passes old Welsh farmhouses, a Chapel and school.

• 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 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 café.

• 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 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.

• 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.

• 2 grass courts, 2 hard courts & 2 squash courts at the west end of town are open to the public.

• 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 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.

• Once a fulling mill now a country pub serving real ales and good food in the bar, restaurant & patio.

• Experience the thrill of walking with these beautiful, gentle and intelligent creatures. An enjoyable activity for the whole family. Booking in advance is essential.

• 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.