This cosy two-bedroom cottage is perfect for any family, complete with a generous allocation of outdoor space, warm and inviting interiors and plenty of adventure within effortless reach. Whether you’re hoping to embrace an adrenaline-seeking adventure or take it easy with trips to local beauty spots, the location of this accommodation couldn’t be better. Your jumping-off point will likely be the town of Bala (5 miles), a gateway town to Snowdonia National Park and the home of Wales’ largest natural lake (6 miles). Here you can follow biking or walking routes around the lake, try your hand at wild swimming, rent a kayak or even catch fish for your dinner that evening. In the opposite direction, Corwen (6.5 miles) is a picturesque town with some pretty walking routes passing through; follow the Clwydian Way or the North Berwyn Way for as long as you fancy.
This handsome barn conversion offers a cheerful space to spend your time. Authentic stable doors, quality wooden beams and locally sourced slate flooring add to the character of the place. On the ground floor, you’ll find a welcoming kitchen/diner with a wooden dining table and comfy seating arranged around a TV. A couple of steps down leads into a lounge that’s spacious yet cosy. Equipped with cushy seating, a coal effect electric fire, a TV/DVD and plenty of children’s toys, this spot will always feel welcome after a long day of activities. Follow a solid oak staircase up onto the first floor. Two bedrooms sit alongside a shared bathroom with a skylight and modern fittings. You’ll need to descend a few steps down into the first of the two bedrooms, a generously proportioned double with antique furniture, gorgeous beams and an en-suite shower room. Next door is a twin bedroom that’s nestled under the eaves with further beams throughout.
The private, enclosed garden features a lawn and patio area. Here you’ll find a bistro set and BBQ for making the most of warm summer evenings.