Tir Gafr Harlech - Above beach & Royal St Davids golf course

• This is a magnificent modern beach side holiday home with a totally captivating, panoramic view across Harlech's famous Royal St Davids links golf course, sand dunes and beach - from Snowdonia, across the Lleyn Peninsula and the Bay to Shell Island and Llandanwg beyond.
• This Harlech beach side holiday home has been renovated and furnished to the highest standards throughout. There is a large balcony on the 1st floor. 3 of the ground floor en-suite bedrooms have French doors opening onto a lower balcony to ensure guests can fully enjoy the truly spectacular scenery.
• The 1st floor is open plan with kitchen, dining and living areas and large bespoke oak folding doors open out on the balcony - perfect for al fresco meals.
• Because there is an exceptionally steep gradient from the lower car park, guests will need to be fit to walk the 40 metres uphill along the gravelled garden path to the beach side holiday home entrance. Competent drivers not intimidated by a very steep concrete driveway may wish to use the top drive as an alternative approach down to the house.
• Please note: due to the steep steps and balconies at this property, this property is unsuitable for children under 8 years of age.

• Tir Gafr overlooks the 16th green & 17th tee of the Royal St Davids golf course one of the most famous links courses in the UK featuring in Britain's top 100 golf courses to play before you die! The club house is a short walk away and Tir Gafr residents can receive a discount on green fees.

• A direct access path to the magnificent Harlech Beach from the house crosses a rural railway line. Please take extra care.

• The superb wide sweep of Harlech Beach is one of the most beautiful unspoilt beaches in Britain with miles of golden sands.

• Dominated by Edward I’s huge castle, Harlech has an excellent modern theatre a short walk away which shows the latest films as well as touring drama and dance productions - excellent food at the Castle Cottage and Plas Café. The town has a good range of local amenities including independent shops, Spar, banks, post office, internet cafe, chemist, health centre, and filling station.

• Inland from Harlech there is splendid walking country with 2 lovely valleys, Cwm Nantcol and Cwm Bychan. Enjoy the waterfall walk or the mysterious Roman Steps and look out for the feral goats that roam the high ridges.

• Pay once and ride all day on this 1895 railway from Fairbourne to Barmouth

• Llanstumdwy is a picturesque village with a river running through it. Once the boyhood home of Lloyd George the great Statesman now a museum dedicated to his life and work. Do call in at Tafarn Plu opposite for a Welsh ale and or some home cooked food.

• The Ffestiniog Railway and Welsh Highland Railway leave from either end of Porthmadog. Choose a scenic Snowdonia heritage journey or a mountain trip to Blaenau Ffestiniog where you could visit the fascinating Slate Caverns.

• Harlech, Llanaber, Criccieth, Abermawr, Dinas Dinlle (NT), Black Rock and Dyffryn Ardudwy. A beach for every day of the week and there are more within easy reach of this beach side holiday home.

• Castle Cottage is a recommended restaurant in Harlech with a reputation for good food.

Dolmellyn Garden

• Dolmelynllyn Garden at Ganllwyd has a park, lake, woodland, formal garden, kitchen garden walk and a 16th C house now a hotel where morning coffee is served and occasionally lunches.

• Eisteddfa Fishery offers game and coarse fishing for all the family on 5 lakes stocked with carp and trout. Tackle is on sale at the site.

• A full in store service and studio with major brands of digital cameras, digital memory cards and more in Porthmadog.

• Experience a unique tour deep into the mountain to explore the life of Victorian slate miners. By foot and by narrow Gauge train you will pass through breathtaking caverns and beside a spectacular underground lake.

• Experience Snowdonia Adventures. Ride on Zip World's thrilling zip wire, the longest in Europe. Take to the waves at Surf Snowdonia an innovative inland wave garden, Bounce Below in neon lit subterranean caverns strung with giant trampolines and explore Electric Mountain the first hydro campany visitor centre in Llanberis.
  

• Ceredigion, Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest, Aberystwyth, Devils Bridge and the Cardigan Bay Coast are all within an hour and a half or so drive south. Spot dolphins in the bay, watch Red Kites feeding in the forest and enjoy steam train rides, coastal fun and adventures in the glorious countryside.