A stunning property, Bryn-Hynod is a beautiful barn with incredible views across Llyn Tegid on the outskirts of Bala. The elevated hillside position on a working farm provides privacy in a quiet setting, where guests can relax in this stunning converted 400 year old barn packed full of original features. Sleeping six across three bedrooms, it's the ideal property for a large family or group of friends wanting enjoy a wonderful and social space.

The main door opens into a bright hallway leading to the living area. Entering into the open plan living space of Bryn-Hynod sets the scene for the rest of the property. Beautiful high vaulted ceilings with exposed and original wooden beams show off the structure and craftsmanship of the building. All the doors in the property are solid oak. Slate floor tiles are laid throughout the open plan space, with underfloor heating for those colder months. To one end, the kitchen area features two counters running against the walls. With grey cupboard doors to the front and white marble effect worktops, the kitchen is stylish and classy and very well equipped with a large fridge freezer and an extra under counter fridge. A beautiful black range cooker with white tiled splashback is the centrepiece, where the additional counter includes a sink set into the window opening, providing a glimpse of the stunning views outside. A centre island also features in the kitchen with cupboard units to one side and a breakfast bar to the other - a perfect spot to perch and socialise with a glass of wine while preparing dinner. Beyond the kitchen, a large utility area includes a full size dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and clothes-maid. The utility area has a separate entrance door, so after a long day out on the lake, or hiking in the mud, it's ideal to get out of wet or muddy clothes before entering the main property.

Between the kitchen and lounge areas of Bryn-Hynod, a large modern wooden dining table and six chairs provide a wonderful social dining space to enjoy, with light flooding in from French doors to both sides, as well as a large window built into the vaulted ceiling. Another location to catch a glimpse of the beautiful views that await outside. The lounge area of the this beautiful barn with incredible views across Llyn Tegid is a beautifully designed space. A modern log burner is installed to one side, surrounded by comfortable lounge seating comprising two velvet effect blue armchairs and a leather sofa finished in a light brown. A couple of foot stools are also included so guests can get really comfy, while listening to the crackle of the log fire of an evening.

Back into the hallway, a corridor with wooden flooring leads through to the two ground floor bedrooms and bathrooms. The first bedroom, a twin, includes two single beds and two bedside cabinets with lamps. Oak flooring, neutrally coloured walls and solid wooden doors provide a classically designed space. The bedding is a simple white, with the inclusion of colour in the form of traditional Welsh blankets. A door from the twin room leads into the property's main bathroom, which also has a door opening into the hallway. Beautifully and stylishly decorated, the dark slate floor tiles contrast with the white wall tiles providing a stylish look. A modern freestanding bath sits alongside a WC and basin, with a large mirror over. Heading to the second of the ground floor bedrooms, to the end of the converted barn, the double room is simplistically decorated in a similar fashion to the twin, with a Welsh blanket providing a splash of colour and texture. The double bedroom features a king size bed, an en-suite with WC, basin and walk in shower cubicle with a fantastic rain forest shower head and hand held shower.

An open wooden staircase leads up to the master bedroom of the property, which is absolutely stunning. Built in the eaves of the building, this gorgeous room is finished in a bright white, while showing off the barn's exposed wooden beams and support structure, beautifully preserved and reconditioned. A double bed is flanked by two traditional white bedside tables, with modern lamps fitted on the walls. Again, a Welsh blanket thrown over the bed provides a splash of colour and pattern. Light floods in from a French door to one end and skylights built into the roof. The pièce de résistance of the master bedroom is a stunning free standing bath located next to large windows built into the pitched ceiling, providing views out across Llyn Tegid. The perfect spot for a soak with glass of fizz, gazing out at the spectacular scenery. Opposite the bathtub, the master bedroom also includes an en-suite with a WC, basin and walk in shower cubicle.