Woodland Roost is tucked away in a tranquil woodland setting above panoramic views over Barmouth Bay. Enjoying sea views and surrounded by rich woodland, this pretty, detached home is ideal for a family or friends. On arrival, park up off-road with ample space before climbing steps with handrail to reach your home-from-home. Discover the bright and airy living space with a compact kitchen; here the chef of the group can rustle up mouth-watering dishes courtesy of the oven and hob, small dining area to the rear conservatory with woodland views. Relax and unwind on the sofa, enjoy Smart TV or plug in your own device for internet access or soak in the panoramic seascape from the front conservatory, and enjoy the amazing sunsets. Enjoy woodland views from the rear dining conservatory, and listen to the sounds of nature and the mountain stream. When eyes grow heavy, choose between two bedrooms, a double and a twin, both with bedside lamps so you can escape into a book. Enjoy a cup of tea on the garden patio and let the sea breeze wake you up, as plans are made for the day ahead. A walk down the steep hill takes you to the Promenade or short drive takes you to Barmouth and the beach, enjoy all the attractions this little town has to offer. The seaside town of Barmouth is home to a cluster of eateries for when you fancy a break from cooking and varies shops so you can take home a souvenir. For award-winning beaches, visit the seaside resort of Harlech; here you can explore Harlech Castle, or a family day out at the farm park with indoor play centre

The small coastal village of Llanaber lies between one of the most picturesque resorts on the Welsh coast, Barmouth, and the World Heritage Site of Harlech, all surrounded by the unrivalled splendour of the Snowdonia National Park. Llanaber overlooks beautiful Cardigan Bay and the Llyn Peninsula beyond and is home to the historic 13th century St Mary & St Bodfan church. This is a renowned location for wonderful beaches, fishing, golf, walking, sailing, cycling, mountain biking and horse riding and has ready access to mountains, steam railways, slate quarries and a variety of historic castles. The traditional seaside town of Barmouth boasts an enormous sandy Blue Flag beach, perfect for families. A variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, combined with the mild climate, make this an ideal destination for a holiday, even out of season. This area is a paradise for walkers and climbers, with Mount Cader Idris nearby, the second highest mountain in Wales. An abundance of wildlife along the Mawddach Estuary, trout fishing in mountain lakes, Harlech Castle, St David's golf course and Portmeirion Italianate Village are just a handful of the many superb attractions within this beautiful area.

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