Bwthyn Canol is a stunning semi-detached Jacobian cottage, formerly a dower house, in a peaceful location, attached to the owner's home and lying within the grounds of the owner's small country estate, which features a tennis court, woodland, gardens, and extensive lawns. It's a fantastic holiday home for a couple or a family looking for a relaxing, peaceful getaway. Beautifully renovated to a high standard, Bwthyn Canol is well-maintained and presented to a high standard with great attention to detail and many of the original features still on show. Enter through the entrance hallway with quarry-tiled flooring and an inviting sofa providing a quiet space if you just want to sit and read for a while. The kitchen is well-equipped and will cater for all your needs, you'll even find fresh herbs picked from the owner's garden. The dining room is light and bright where you can enjoy a home-cooked dinner or leisurely breakfast before heading out for a day of discovery, when you're back, make your way upstairs to a welcoming sitting room with high ceilings and amazing original panelling and exposed timbers, as well as a plush sofa and Smart TV. Just off the sitting room is a lovely bathroom with a bath and a big drench shower over, and in addition to the fluffy towels and complimentary toiletries, there are bathrobes and slippers, just in case you forget to bring your own! Two beautifully styled bedrooms have large, sumptuous beds; the main bedroom boasts a half four-poster king-size bed, and the second bedroom is accessed through an adjoining door, a great family room. Take a stroll around the gardens with orchards and woodland, enjoy a game of tennis, or just relax on the lawn with a drink as you look out over the countryside. This is a fantastic cottage, steeped in character and history, and can be enjoyed all year round. Note: You can book both 1177479 - Bwthyn Morse and 1177480 - Bwthyn Canol together sleeping a total of 8, These are adjoining properties in a quiet, peaceful location.

Llanfair is a quaint village found between the foothills of the Rhinog mountains and next to Harlech Beach, overlooking views of Cardigan Bay and Shell Island whilst boasting a mild climate which attracts unique wildlife. Harlech lies next to the village, home to a 13th century castle, famous golf course, and amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants. Llanfair is a lovely holiday destination for those looking to discover Snowdonia National Park as well as enjoy a traditional seaside holiday.

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