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Crogen-Wing

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bed 2 Bedrooms
bathtub 2 Bathrooms
From £755 per week

The westernmost wing of this of an impressive 14th century Manor house near Bala, North Wales, has been divided into elegant self-catering accommodation. [Read more..]

Crogen-Wing is part of an impressive 14th century Manor house near Bala. The westernmost wing of the Manor house has been cleverly divided into elegant self-catering accommodation for guests wanting to visit this wonderful part of North Wales.

Armed with an impressively large key, access is gained via a secluded cobbled courtyard. The kitchen diner has a country kitchen feel and includes both a dishwasher and washing machine. An impressive blue Aga stove on the far wall adds character and the hanging maid above is a useful addition for drying socks after a long walk in the mountains.

A staircase leading off the kitchen diner brings you to the first floor lounge. Luxurious sofas face onto a warming log burner. Antique ornaments and period furniture add a sense of classic sophistication whilst the tall gothic like windows provide views of the nearby River Dee.

The spacious twin bedroom next door also enjoys the same great view. Guests can sit up in bed and watch the river as it winds lazily through meadows and grazing sheep whilst contemplating the adventures of the day ahead. The attached en-suite bathroom has a large bath as well as a separate and powerful shower.

The other side of the corridor we come to a second bedroom. A double this time, dressed like the first, with fine white cotton. An antique mahogany chest of drawers and a wing backed chair perpetuate the sense of elegance and style. Again, the spacious en-suite to this bedroom includes a bath and separate shower.

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One of the nicest features of this elegant self-catering accommodation is the private access to the River Dee nearby. Fishing by request. But guests also have the sole use of a more formal lawned area to the side of the property if they prefer. In addition, a full sized tennis court is available. Again, by request on arrival.

If you want to leave the grounds of the estate there’s a traditional village pub and separate restaurant within walking distance and the market town of Bala is a short 10 minute drive away. Bala has long been established as a Mecca for adventure activities. Llyn Tegid or Bala lake is popular with sailors, windsurfers and fishermen alike. White water rafting and kayaking is available at the world renowned Tryweryn white water centre. And the town itself is a wonderful mix of traditional welsh culture and contemporary shops and cafes.

Sitting as it does on the Eastern edge of the National Park, this part of Eryri (Snowdonia) has the natural benefit of being easily accessible from the English road network. Although saying that, coastal towns such as Aberdyfi to the West and Snowdon itself to the North West are less than an hours drive in the car.

Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Bala

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https://www.dioni.co.uk/cottage/crogen-wing/#review

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From The North (Corwen & A5) take the B4401 direction Cynwyd for 6 miles. Take a slip road on the right onto a private drive towards the Crogen Estate just before a black and white Tudor building. Bear left at the next fork in the road. Follow the road past The Coach House and then round to the right. Follow the drive down to the main house but keep to the left of the house, follow the road around to the back of the house. Please park in the yard, the white door to The Crogen Wing will be in front of you.

From the South (Bala) take the A494 direction Corwen for 1 mile. Turn right onto B4401 direction Llandderfel and Pale Hall for 4.5 miles. Turn down a slip road on your left onto a private drive direction Crogen Estate (small sign). Follow the road past The Coach House and then round to the right. Follow the drive down to the main house but keep to the left of the house, follow the road around to the back of the house. Please park in the yard, the white door to The Crogen Wing will be in front of you.

Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
https://www.dioni.co.uk/things-to-do-in-bala/

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Check-in: 16:00 | Check-out: 10:00

Sarah will call to inform you of the key collection details<br /> <br /> <br /> Crogen Wing has its own water supply. The water is safe to drink, and regularly tested by the relevant authority. Biomass central heating is charged at £50 per week or £30 per short break, this is payable on arrival to the owner. 

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