4 Bedroom (Sleeps 8) Farmhouse in Criccieth

Bron Y Gadair Farmhouse - A beautifully restored Regency farmhouse steeped in history, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of a small drive, surrounded by stunning landscapes.

• Holiday Cottages
• United Kingdom
• Wales
• Gwynedd
• Criccieth

Description

With panoramic views stretching over Moel Y Gest and down towards the sea, it is situated next to ancient farm ruins and provides easy access to rugged footpaths leading to the coastal path between Criccieth and Blackrock beaches.

Amenities
- Separate TV/playroom with a 60-inch smart TV and wood-burning stove, leading to a garden terrace
- Large outside terrace capturing the afternoon sun with wooden teak outside furniture and a BBQ, perfect for entertaining large groups and a fenced garden safe for children.
- Utility room with washer, dryer, and clothes pulley
- Downstairs WC
- Parking for up to five cars and there is room for boat parking on the property
- Smart TV and Superfast Optic Fibre Broadband

Perfect For
- Family gatherings or quiet getaways, Bron Y Gadair offers a captivating backdrop of farmland and ancient ruins, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking both adventure and relaxation in a stunning setting.

Layout
- Four bedrooms:
--- Master king-size with en-suite
--- Super King
--- Twin
--- Double
- All bedrooms offer breathtaking views of the mountains and surrounding countryside
- Three upstairs bathrooms: one bathroom and two shower rooms (one en-suite)
- Large open-plan ground floor featuring:
- Well-equipped kitchen with seating for up to 8 at the kitchen table
- Dining room table with seating for a further 10
- Sitting area with a two arm chairs and two comfortable sofas as well as a cosy wood-burning stove.
- Large TV/Snug room with seating for 8 people and cosy wood-burning stove

Unique Features
- The farmhouse blends historical charm with modern comforts, showcasing original architectural details alongside contemporary amenities.
- Nearby, St. Cynhearn’s Church, an 1832 estate church, adds historical appeal with its unique churchyard, including the grave of Wales' first known Black resident, ‘John Ystumllyn.’
- Situated just 1.5 miles from the coast, including Black Rock Sands Beach and Criccieth Castle, this location also offers close proximity to Snowdonia National Park, making it ideal for enjoying breathtaking walks and hikes through a variety of landscapes.
- Dog friendly stays - our garden is secure for your pets.

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