Bryn Derwen

About this property

Penygroes 3.4 miles. Resting within the rugged landscape of the quaint village of Y Fron near Penygroes, lies this fantastic property. Enjoying spectacular sights over Caernarfon Bay, Anglesey and the wonderful Wicklow Mountains in Ireland, this lovely dwelling is the ideal base for those seeking an adventurous holiday. Drive up the remote track and leave your vehicle in one of many parking spaces before making your way through the gate, where you can soak in the stunning scenery from the front garden. Step inside the white-washed, single-storey cottage to discover the rustic sitting room, with its inglenook fire housing a toasty woodburning stove and a some family games to keep you entertained as you unwind on the snug chairs. Moving through the abode, find the kitchen/ diner, where the designated chef can make use of the fantastic facilities to conjure a home-cooked meal, with a Belfast sink to wash up afterwards; the cottage has been transformed from rustic to a fully convenient and sleek living space. Settle down at the dining table to tuck into a feast, with a cracking woodburning stove in the background as you chat about the highlights of the holiday. On warm days, carry the conversation outside to the front garden; here, you can enjoy a glass of wine on the furniture as you take in the glorious views. As the sky grows darker, retreat inside, and make use of the handy utility room to wash and dry your clothes from your North Wales adventure, with shelves and a washing machine to assist you. Savour a moment of relaxation in the family bathroom, indulge in a soak in the tub and pour in the bubbles or relish a rinse in the shower room. When sleep calls, choose between three well-presented doubles bedrooms to rest your head, with plush bedding and furniture to house your belongings. In the morning, pop the kettle on and utilise the well-equipped kitchen to cook up a hearty breakfast to fuel your excursions for the day ahead. Bryn Derwen is a superb base for exploring the gems of North Wales, a scenic drive will lead you to the glorious National Trust site of Craflwyn and Beddgelert to view thrilling sites of Snowdonia and Parc Gwledig Padarn is also within easy reach for awe-inspiring nature, the perfect place for a challenging hike. Visit the lively village of Llanberis, home to the renowned National Slate Museum for a riveting learning experience, a magnificent park with a stunning lake, Parc Gwledig Padarn, and there is Llanberis Lake Railway for a unique steam ride through the hills. Why not spend the day at the Royal town of Caernarfon, steeped in history with its colossal castle and medieval walls and you can browse quirky gift shops for a souvenir to remember your holiday by? For memories you will cherish, within the unspoilt countryside, choose a stay at Bryn Derwen.

Penygroes is a charming quiet village around six miles from the old castle town of Caernarfon, on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, with great scenic treks and mountain vistas easily accessible. The village has a nice assortment of stores, cafes, and bars, and the surrounding area is full of restaurants and activities such as swimming, tennis, golfing surfing, and horseback riding. Also nearby is Plas Dinas Country House for a transportation back in time.

Accommodation

Single-storey.

Three bedrooms: 3 x double.

Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.

Kitchen/ diner with woodburning stove.

Utility.

Sitting room with woodburning stove

Oil central heating, oven and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine.

Wifi.

Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Rear off road parking on grassed/ gravel area for multiple vehicles.

Enclosed front garden with patio and furniture.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 0.5 miles pub 2.4 miles.

Note: You will need to bring your own swimming towels.

Note: There is no smoking allowed at this property.

Note: When travelling to the property the last quarter of a mile is a slate track, not suitable for vans/4x4s/bigger cars; there is parking in the village