Rural Welsh Getaway!
Brynygwin Country House & Cottages are nestled within the Snowdonia National Park at Brynygwin Isaf, near Dolgellau, offering a tranquil retreat amidst 5 acres of mature informal gardens, expansive fields, and woodlands. Situated alongside a river ideal for fishing, this rural setting provides a serene escape.
The holiday accommodations include two cottages and two flats, each providing a comfortable and private retreat. The cottages can be rented individually or together, accommodating a maximum of 26 people when combined.
- The Mews: A cosy one-bedroom cottage, formerly a brewery, featuring a spacious living room with an open log fire, a well-equipped kitchen, and a bathroom. The garden, securely walled and gated, offers a haven for birdwatching and relaxation.
- Ty Clyd: Once the stables, hay loft, and tack room, this three-bedroom cottage exudes character and charm. The living room boasts a small conservatory-cum-porch leading to a walled garden, while the downstairs bedroom offers flexibility with a pullout bed option. Upstairs, the double and single bedrooms feature preserved hayloft purlins and offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and estuary.
Brynygwin also offers accommodations in a house sleeping 15 guests and two apartments sleeping 9 and 2 people respectively.
Guests can indulge in a wide range of activities within a 25-mile radius, catering to various interests including dog walking, bird watching, rock climbing, mountain biking, golfing, and more. Whether seeking solitude or shared adventures, Brynygwin provides an ideal base for exploring the diverse landscapes and activities of Snowdonia.
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Brynygwin Country House & Cottages, Brynygwin Isaf, Dolgellau, Gwynedd (Self Catering)
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