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Gwyndy, Llanuwchllyn, Bala, Gwynedd


Gwyndy was formerly the servants wing of this historic country house in the village of Llanuwchllyn at "the other end" of Bala Lake. This stunning house is arranged on 3 floors with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Gwyndy offers stylish, luxury accommodation, which is awaiting grading and fully expected to be awarded 5 Stars from Visit Wales.

The garden is a truly delightful setting in rolling countryside on the edge of the village. There is a barbecue, garden furniture and an enclosed patio area to the rear of the house.

The Bala Lake Steam Railway runs along the back edge of the lake all the way back to Bala, and guests also love to walk or cycle this unspoiled peaceful lane.

This delightful country house accommodation is perfectly placed for holidays involving water sports of all kinds, as it sits so close to the Lake and Canolfan Tryweryn, The National White water Centre.

There are guided walks available around the local area and within a few minutes’ walk is a very popular local pub serving great home cooked meals. The mixed grill at The Eagles is legend, and a wide variety of vegetarian dishes are always available too.

The Bala area is renowned for spectacular Llyn Tegid, (Bala Lake) which is the largest natural Lake in Wales. An abundance of water sports experiences are available for the asking and the area is busy all year round. Located at the southern tip of Snowdonia National Park, the Llanberis Pass is about an hour away, as are Chester, Machynlleth and Anglesey. It really is a great central point to take a holiday or short break.

You can enquire or book direct with the owners via our website and view any special offers they currently have. Click on the More Information on any of the establishments to view their full details.    

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