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Gors-Y-Gedol

person 14 Guests
bed 7 Bedrooms
bathtub 4 Bathrooms
From £2,312 per week

Cors-Y-Gedol Hall is an Elizabethan manor house set in beautiful countryside. The amazing architecture matched only by the rich and fascinating history. Near Beach. Near Pub. Real Fire. Large Cottage. Farm Stay. A maximum of 4 dogs are welcome at this property. [Read more..]

Cors-Y-Gedol Hall is an Elizabethan manor house set in beautiful countryside in Eryri (Snowdonia), North Wales. The architecture of this amazing property is matched by its rich and fascinating history. If only buildings could talk. The grand fireplace would reminisce how it had warmed the toes of the native princes of Wales. The oak panelled walls in the King’s Bedroom would giggle of the soft snoring of Charles II. The library would whisper of the clandestine plans of the revolutionary Owain Glyndwr and the secret staircases leading down to the servants quarters would blush with stories of flirtatious encounters.

A mile long oak lined driveway leads us up from the coast road up to the hall. A magnificent granite gateway heralds our arrival. The hall opens up in front of us as we sweep along the circular driveway. That enriching crunch of gravel as we step out of the car.

A heavy oak door opens onto a small entrance hall and then onto the main lounge. A huge fireplace sits on the far wall. An old leather sofa and matching armchairs face the flames. A fascinating collection of antiques and historic artifacts line the oak panelled walls.

The dining room next door is equally grand, a central dining table comfortably seating up to 14 guests. Big tall windows filling the room with a soft light. The adjoining kitchen is smaller and more modern in appearance. Recently renovated this room and the utility next door is very well equipped and has all the modern appliances you’d expect.

A second living room is more Victorian in style. Beautiful moulded plaster roses, corbels and cornices adorn the ceiling and walls. A grand piano sits in a large bay window and a large rug sits atop of the original oak floor. The perfect space for afternoon tea. Later on in the day however, guests might like to adjourn to the library. Another real fire but this time the walls are covered with a myriad of books both young and old. A flat screen TV in the corner is a welcome modern addition perhaps.

A majestic central stairway adorned with intricate wooden carvings lead us to the first floor bedrooms. Seven bedrooms in total, each one individual in their own way but each equally magnificent. Incredibly tall ceilings, big comfortable beds and huge windows overlooking the surrounding lawns and the countryside beyond. The bedroom arrangement is a bit confusing with a maze of doorways and hallways leading in every direction. Guests will have to pass through some bedrooms to get to a second so have a look at the floor plan to make sure it suits your group.

There are four bathrooms upstairs two of which still have their original Victorian bathtubs and all are wonderfully luxurious and well appointed. There are two more WCs on the ground floor.

Barmouth Dyffryn Ardudwy Cors y Gedol Hall,
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The formal gardens surrounding the hall are equally lovely. The gatehouse, design by the famed architect Inigo Jones, stands guard over a huge expanse of lawn complete with your own private lake. Beyond the lake the oak woodland has been designated as a site of specific scientific interest due to its rare flora and fauna.

Head west along the old drovers road through the surrounding farmland to Llyn Bodlyn lake and the mountains of southern Eryri. Alternatively, head east back down the drive and guests can enjoy miles of un-spoilt sandy beaches.

Lots of activities in the area. Adrenaline fuelled days out on the zip lines in Blaenau or mountain biking in Coed Y Brenin might be popular with some. More lazy outings to The Royal St David’s Golf course or a tour round Harlech Castle might be favoured by others. There’s one pub just within walking distance through the woods with a wider selection of hostelries and restaurants a short drive away in Barmouth or Harlech.

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

Additional Information

https://www.dioni.co.uk/cottage/gors-y-gedol/#review

Google Map Directions

Cors Y Gedol Hall is just off the Cambrian coast road the A496 half way between Harlech and Barmouth.

From the south (Barmouth) take the A496 north for 4 miles to the village of Talybont. After crossing a narrow bridge continue for 0.4 mile before taking a right turn opposite a Church. Continue up this long tree-lined road for one mile. At the top of the hill continue straight on through a large stone entrance. Drive for a further 200m before turning left on to the gravelled driveway of the hall.

From the north (Harlech) take the A496 south for 6 miles. Shortly after passing through the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy take a left turn opposite a church. Continue up this long tree-lined road for one mile. At the top of the hill continue straight on through a large stone entrance. Drive for a further 200m before turning left on to the gravelled driveway of the hall.

Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
SNOWDONIA INFORMATION PACK - BARMOUTH

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

The key will be in the main door on arrival. The welcome pack with all heating information etc... will be on the long table in the main hall.

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