No 1 BRYN HYFRYD

Sleeps 4

Trawsfynydd, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales

£140 - £240

The medium sized village of Trawsfynydd (meaning "Across the Mountains") is situated over 700 feet above sea level in the Snowdonia National Park, ringed by mountains.  It has a good range of shops and other facilities including butcher, post office, bank, two pubs and a garage for fuel and repairs etc. 

Just a few minutes walk from the cottage is Llyn Trawsfynydd, a large reservoir with mountain backdrop, which is very popular with anglers.  Other walks take in ancient Roman sites, drovers roads, waterfalls, forestry, and of course, the ever-changing mountain views. 

Within easy reach by car are many other attractions including castles, museums, slate mines, copper mines, gold mines, narrow gauge steam railways, local craft centres and beautiful sandy beaches at Barmouth, Harlech and along the Lleyn Peninsular.  For the energetic, there is also canoeing, riding, rock climbing, pony trekking and mountain biking.  

Comprehensively equipped, the holiday cottage accommodation comprises:

Living room with exposed beams, colour TV and Satellite receiver, DVD, video, CD radio / cassette and large fireplace with woodburning stove; Fully equipped fitted kitchen with electric cooker, fridge-freezer, washing machine, tumble drier and microwave oven.
Two bedrooms - Bedroom 1 with double bed and Bedroom 2 with twin beds.   Bathroom with bath, wash basin and wc.
Outside, there is a small steeply climbing back garden, with terraced flower beds and a grassed area at the top.
	View from the back garden

Pets: You are welcome to bring one well-behaved dog by prior arrangement, but please do not allow it on the furniture or beds, and do not leave it alone in the property.  

Children: Please note that we do not accept children under 5 years old.