This imposing old chapel is ideally located in a small lane, close to the River Gwril in the pretty village of Llwyngwril, in the Snowdonia National Park. Situated in the foothills of Cader Idris, this traditional Welsh chapel has been renovated to create holiday accommodation with a difference. The first floor provides spacious, open-plan living accommodation with a wealth of exposed original beams and trusses. Many of the chapel's old furnishings have been incorporated into the property to create a charming, cosy atmosphere. The property's three bedrooms include two doubles and a 4 bedded bunk room on the ground floor. As well as flexible sleeping arrangements, there are ample bathroom facilities. There is a study area downstairs with a desk. The chapel benefits from superfast broadband. The village amenities are just short walk away. The village shop and postal facilities are close by, as is the village pub, which serves hearty meals. The property is close to many riverside and hillside walks. The beach just a ten minute walk away. Set in an area renowned for its fantastic climbing, surfing and cycling opportunities, the chapel is an excellent holiday base for an exciting getaway with family or friends! Visit Fairbourne, with its two mile stretch of golden sands and narrow gauge railway. Explore the towns of Dolgellau, Barmouth and Aberdovey, all within easy reach from this lovely cottage. Excellent rail links on the Cambrian rail line are within a five-minute walk. Easy to travel further afield to Portmeirion, Harlech, Criccieth and beyond. Local shops and national supermarket chains offer delivery services. Alternatively, there are a wealth of lovely eateries in the surroundings. Choose Capel Cader Idris for your next Snowdonia getaway.

Set between the splendour of the Snowdonia Mountains and the stunning golden beaches of the Cardigan Bay coastline, the pretty village of Llwyngwril offers visitors a beautiful base from which to tour this stunning part of Wales. With excellent walks, a variety of wild flowers and many species of birds that flock to the area's sheltered beaches and rock pools, this lovely village is a great place for bird watchers. The 16th century church, pleasant pub, well reputed Gallery Cafe and picturesque riverside setting also adds to the village's charm. Nearby, visitors can enjoy a trip on the narrow gauge railway which runs from the nearby beautiful sandy beach at Fairbourne to the sweeping sand dunes at Barmouth. Dolgellau and Aberdovey are also close by, as is the fabulous medieval Harlech Castle and the Snowdonia National Park.

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