Bryn-Weirglodd
5 star traditional farmhouse accommodation in one of the most beautiful valleys in Eryri (Snowdonia). The property offers flat access throughout the ground floor, with wide doorways and a ramp to the main entrance. The accessible bedroom includes direct patio access. Ground floor twin bedroom with option for a profiling bed, bed raisers, mobile hoist, or shower chair/commode (all on request, price on request). Accessible en-suite wet room with non-slip flooring and grab rails beside the toilet, washbasin, and shower seat. [Read more..]
Traditional farmhouse accommodation in one of the most beautiful valleys in Eryri. Bryn-Weirglodd offers a great combination of 5 star self catering set in a faultless tranquil location. Beautifully appointed bedrooms and comfortable living areas compliment a setting where walkers can head off straight from the front door whist beach lovers only have a short 10 minute drive down to the seaside villages of Criccieth or Porthmadog.
The large living room offers the best views of the surrounding area perhaps. The ubiquitous welsh mountain sheep graze in the foreground whilst the rolling hills of the valley frame your view down to the coast. Plenty of space and seating for a family get together and a lovely log fire to warm you in the evenings.
Next door we have a traditional country kitchen diner. Lots of modern appliances including a washing machine and a large fridge freezer as well as a handsome oak dining table and chairs. Again plenty of space and seating for the whole family. Finally on the ground floor we have a large twin bedroom. Actually, I’m wrong, this room has the best view from the large patio doors that lead out onto the garden. The en-suite bathroom in here is fully accessible and suitable for wheelchair users – in fact this holiday cottage is ideal if anyone in your party has a disability or any mobility issues. Which is great news as we don’t have enough properties which are wheelchair friendly.
Upstairs we have three more bedrooms. Two double rooms and one twin room. No, these bedrooms have the best view. I think. You tell me when you get there. There’s a nice family bathroom up here with a powerful modern shower over a bath.
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Airbnb
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Baby Safety Gates
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Bag of Logs
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BBQ
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BBQ area
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BBQ Utensils
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Bed linens
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Carbon monoxide detector
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Central Heating
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Childrens books and toys
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Clothes Drying Rack
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Cooker
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Cooking basics
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Cot (cot-linen not provided)
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Cottage suitable for guests who use a wheelchair
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Cottage Type
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Dining Table
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Dishes and silverware
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Dishwasher
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Dishwasher Tablets
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Essentials
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Extra pillows/blankets
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Family friendly
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Fire extinguisher
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Fire extinguisher or blanket
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Fireplace
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Fireplace guards
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First Aid kit
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Free parking on premises
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Freezer (not icebox)
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Fridge
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Game console
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Games Console
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Garden/backyard
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Hair dryer
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Heating
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High chair
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Hob
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Hot water
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Inside
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Kettle
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Kitchen
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Linen
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Location
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Microwave
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Off street parking
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Outdoor Dining Area
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Outdoor Furniture
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Outside
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Oven
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Oven Gloves
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Pack 'n Play travel crib
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Patio/balcony
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Porthmadog
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Private entrance
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Private Garden
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Real Fire
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Refrigerator
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Smoke detector
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Stove
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Strictly No Pets
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Tea Towels
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Toaster
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Toilet Paper
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Towels
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Toys/ Games/ Books
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Tumble dryer
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TV
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Washing machine
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Welcome Pack
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WiFi
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Wine Glasses
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Wireless internet
Keen walkers may already be familiar with Cwmysdradllyn and Cwm Pennant they will bear testament to the fact that there really is no exaggeration when people describe these valleys as the most beautiful in Wales. An un-spoilt wilderness of towering peaks interweaved by crystal clear rivers and streams.
As well as the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) the farmhouse is also ideally suited to explore the seaside villages of the Pen Llyn (Llyn Peninsula). Criccieth, 3 miles away, is one of those hidden gems of the North Wales coastline. It has, of course, its world famous ‘Cadwaladers’ ice cream and the usual cafés and fish and chip shops but, for a small village, it boast’s some really quite nice restaurants. The ever popular market town of Pwllheli and fashionable Abersoch are a little further along the coast. The nearest town with supermarket etc is Porthmadog, some 5 miles away.
Popular activities in the area include fishing, golf and pony trekking as well as the more extreme mountain biking, white water rafting and gorge walking.
Additional Information
From the East (Porthmadog) take the A487 direction Caernarfon. Climb through the village of Penmorfa and on leaving the 30MPH zone take the next right direction Cwm Ystradllyn. After 0.8 miles turn right near a row of three terraced houses. Continue along this country lane for another 1.3 miles. Bryn Weirglodd is on your left just before a striking ruined building.
From the North (Caernarfon) take the A487 direction Porthmadog for 13 miles. Just before entering the village of Penmorfa turn left direction Cwm Ystradllyn. After 0.8 miles turn right near a row of three terraced houses. Continue along this country lane for another 1.3 miles. Bryn Weirglodd is on your left just before a striking ruined building.
Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Porthmadog
Check-in: 16:00 | Check-out: 09:00
The keys are in a key safe near the front door.<br /> <u style="text-decoration:underline">Combination: 2307</u><br /> Please leave key in key safe on your departure.
