Step back in time and enjoy the luxury of this impressive and beautiful four bedroom home above Portmeirion, which exudes class and style. A stunning Edwardian villa steeped in history, the property commands a fabulous setting for a holiday and provides easy access to some of the wonderful attractions and scenery of North West Wales. Surrounded by an acre of fully enclosed garden with views across the Dwyryd Estuary, this peaceful haven sleeps eight across four bedrooms. Secluded, historic and beautiful, there is access to woodland walks and a host of attractions within walking distance.

Accessed via a private driveway, Hafod Cae Maen is enveloped by woodland and hidden from the outside world. Enter the property through a porch which leads into the hallway providing access to the three reception rooms on the ground floor. First up, the heart and soul of the house is a wonderful open-plan kitchen, dining and snug space. A place to eat, drink, catch up and make memories. The beautiful kitchen to the rear features units with wooden doors and worktops created from local Welsh slate. A gas range cooker and oven features a splashback depicting a historic photo of nearby Portmeirion village, a nod to the local heritage. The adjacent dining room is finished in the same style as the kitchen, with the addition of a large inglenook fireplace and slate hearth. A large farmhouse dining table sits centrally within the space. French doors allow in plenty of natural light to the space, and to the far corner, a cute and cosy snug area is the perfect spot to hide away with a good book for a little while. A door from the kitchen leads to a small utility room and ground floor cloakroom.

Back through into the hallway, doors lead to two fabulous lounge areas. The smaller of the two rooms is spacious and bright. With windows to two aspects and a door leading outside, this bright space features two fabric sofas set out in an L shape around a coffee table. A TV unit sits in the corner next to a fireplace with an inviting log burner creating a warm and cosy feel on those darker evenings. The larger of the two lounges, The Library, seats eight and is a wonderfully entertaining and relaxing space that truly reflects the heritage of this stunning building. Clough Williams Ellis (the architect who created Portmeirion) installed the original oak panelling when Hafod Cae Maen became part of the Portmeirion estate in 1948. With one panelled wall packed full of historic books, the opposite wall features a stunning fireplace with a roaring log fire. Cosy armchairs and a sofa are a great place to relax with one of the books from the library shelves. For any guests with musical talents, a piano located in the corner offers the opportunity for a singalong. Tucked away into the corner of the room is a study, perfect for catching up on urgent work while away.

Stairs from the hallway lead up to the first floor of this beautiful four bedroom home above Portmeirion providing access to two double rooms and two twin rooms, alongside two bathrooms which provide a great and versatile layout for varying group types. The master bedroom to the front of the property is incredible. The spacious room includes a beautiful and ornate metal framed four posted bed. French doors to this end of the room open out onto a covered balcony overlooking the gardens and beyond to the Dwyryd Estuary with a stunning mountain backdrop. With a cast iron table and chairs on the balcony, its the perfect spot for your morning coffee before starting the day, soaking up the views and breathing in the fresh air. Surrounded by birdsong and perhaps the distant sounds of a steam train passing by, its an idyllic spot to enjoy. The master bedroom also includes a double sofa located between a window seat and an impressive fireplace, along with an antique wardrobe and chest of drawers.

The second double room also retains the classic feel of the property, with another ornate bedframe taking centre stage alongside two antique bedside tables and lamps. With a rattan desk and chair and a large dark wood wardrobe. The two twin rooms to the rear of Hafod Cae Maen are both similar in size and style, and echo the colour schemes of both double rooms. The beds in these rooms can be configured as either two single divan beds or a superking.

Completing the first floor layout of Hafod Cae Maen, a bathroom and shower room are located to opposite sides of the landing. To one side, the shower room includes Victorian style units along with a large shower cubicle with rain forest shower head. The bathroom, similarly decorated, features a bathtub with hand held shower rather than a walk in cubicle and both rooms include a WC.