Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Snowdonia - Page 3 of 4

Ty Coch, one of two holiday cottages is a large detached self catering farmhouse in a peaceful location close to the foot of Snowdon. It offers comfortable self catering accommodation, and has marvellous views of Snowdonia from all windows.The farmhouse is set on a 114 acre sheep farm, and visitors are able to walk in the fields and enjoy the marvellous views and tranquility of such a peaceful location. Ample parking is provided.Ty Coch is ideally situated for exploring the whole of Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales. Local attractions include Caernarfon Castle, the steam railways (Welsh Highland Railway and the Snowdon Mountain Railway), and of course the natural beauty of the mountains, valleys and beaches. There is walking from the doorstep, and the .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This fully renovated and newly furnished 19th century former fisherman's cottage is nestled within the medieval walls of picturesque Conwy, a World Heritage Site, and features fantastic views of the Castle and River from a private roof terrace. An ideal all-year holiday base for exploring the magnificent mountains and beaches of North Wales. Located in a quite side street against the 13th century town walls, Castleview Cottage is ideally positioned, with easy access to all amenities and attractions of medieval Conwy. All the town's facilities are within a two minute walk of the cottage including interesting shops, tearooms, restaurants, the harbour, the medieval castle and historic buildings. Conwy, on the edge the Snowdonia National Park, is an ideal base to explore the r.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

In a large self contained wing of a 16th Century farmhouse, this delightful holiday home provides comfortable holiday accommodation of a high standard.The setting is exceptional with beautiful views over the Vale of Clwyd and guests have the benefit of using fishing rights on the River Clwyd during their stay.Centrally located, this is a perfect base from which to explore North Wales, Snowdonia, Betws y Coed, the historic City of Chester and the coastal resorts, all which provide plenty of attractions. You can simply come and walk the woodland trail and experience the delights of one of Wales, oldest documented woodlands and enjoy the wealth of rare plants and wild flowers. The Vale of Clwyd, where Offas' Dyke Path runs along the Clwydian Range, provides brea.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This cosy, welcoming stone cottage is situated just inside the boundary of the Snowdonia National Park, four miles from the old market town of Llanrwst, one and a half miles from the tourist centre of Betws-y-Coed and half a mile from the village of Capel Garmon which boasts an excellent pub. The cottage is in a lovely peaceful position yet not isolated having two houses nearby.  There is ample parking; a secluded garden with garden furniture for relaxing on those sunny days. Pentre Bach is a perfect retreat for those who enjoy walking with the Denbigh moors and Snowdonia mountains just waiting to be explored.  There are also plenty of other outdoor activities to enjoy including: local pony trekking; fishing at Llyn Crafnant or Conwy ri.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Located on the coastline of Cardigan Bay and in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, lies the picturesque village of Llwyngwril. This pretty holiday cottage, ‘Bron Wylfa’, is in the heart of the village and dates back to the early 1800s. Originally owned by a Countess who owned most of the land in the area, the cottage was built as a typical Welsh stone terraced church cottage adjacent to the local chapel (which has now itself been converted into a house). The owners bought the cottage four years ago and have since completely refurbished and updated it, changing it quite considerably but managing to retain many of its lovely original features. There are plenty of things to do and see in the area including: Beaches – the best beaches can be found.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Scented honeysuckle and old roses ramble over this very pretty stone 18th Century Woodmans cottage which is located half a mile from Dinas Mawddwy in a beautiful hamlet within the Snowdonia National Park.  The cottage is in a delightful position standing beside a pretty tumbling mountain river and waterfall and just yards from where it meets the Upper Dovey river flowing in rocky gorges so completely free from any flooding. There is plenty to do and see in this lovely area including horse riding, walking, fishing, canoeing, sailing and golf. You can visit the beautiful Castles of Chirk, Powys and Caernarfon whilst the wonderful lakes Vyrnwy and Bala are about twenty minutes drive away. Enjoy the Snowdonia range plus the North Wales coast - it's all here f.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Idris Bach Cottage is a comfortable holiday retreat for a couple, located in the village of Penrhyndeudraeth within the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. Steam and mainline railway stations, restaurants and shops are all only a short walk away, or you can stay put and enjoy the remarkable uninterrupted view of the Glaslyn Estuary and the Snowdonia mountains from from the terraced garden and summerhouse or from inside the cottage itself. Whether your passion is climbing, hiking, steam trains or simply relaxing by the sea, this is the ideal holiday retreat at any time of the year. The cottage is perfectly situated for enjoying the many attractions and outdoor activities that North Wales has to offer. Idris Bach is a delightful 19th century stone quar.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Smugglers Cove at Frongoch Boatyard is a fantastic renovation of a lovely period property that is located in an area of Special Scientific Interest in the Snowdonia National Park. An exciting holiday retreat on the Welsh coast, Smugglers Cove accommodates fourteen guests (plus two or four by arrangement) in two adjacent buildings. The buildings offer four double bedrooms, two twin bedrooms and one double bunk bedroom, along with two lounge/dining rooms, two kitchens, one bathroom and three shower rooms. Smugglers Cove comprises a recently renovated Old Chapel and Cottage (Chapel House) and adjacent cottage (Quarry Cottage), which are offered and equipped as a single holiday let, ideal for friends, families or groups who want to holiday together.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bodorwel is located in upper Penrhyndeudraeth on the Southern edge of the Snowdonia National Park. This charming quarryman's cottage dates back to 1851 and provides character holiday accommodation for up to four guests in two bedrooms. In a great location, you can sit and watch the unique Ffestiniog Railway go by from the house and its lovely mature garden. The railway provides a wonderful nostalgic way of exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside whilst travelling on a real steam train.The village of Penrhyndeudraeth is an ideal location for exploring Snowdonia and sits in an enviable position overlooking glorious mountains and the Glaslyn Estuary. The surrounding area offers plenty of things to see and do. There are beautiful beaches to visit such .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Pad is one of two holiday cottages, situated in the Snowdonia National Park within the small village of Llanegryn, near to the seaside town of Tywyn, in the county of Gwynedd. At the seaward end of the stunning Dysynni Valley, The Pad affords wonderful views of Bird Rock (famous for its nesting cormorants) and Cader Idris (a popular mountain for climbers and walkers).Nearby you will find sandy beaches, woods, a ruined castle, waterfalls, sea and river fishing, rock pools and lovely walks, ranging from an easy stroll to a more challenging expedition. For those who enjoy golf, Aberdovey offers an excellent golf course. The small town of Tywyn has a cinema, the famous Talyllyn Narrow Gauge Railway and a leis.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This is the place for a really peaceful and relaxing holiday! Glan Morfa Bach is one of two holiday cottages, located in the small village of Llanegryn in the Snowdonia National Park, at the seaward end of the very beautiful Dysynni Valley, with spectacular views of Cader Idris and Bird Rock, famous for it's nesting cormorants. Llanegryn is near to the seaside town of Tywyn, in the county of Gwynedd. Glan Morfa Bach has spectacular views of the mountains, Bird Rock and Cader Idris.Close by you will find a ruined castle, woods, waterfalls, sandy beaches, rock pools, sea and river fishing, and lovely walks, ranging from easy strolls to more challenging expeditions, Aberdovey offers an excellent golf course for enthusiasts. Tywyn is a small town with a cinema, leisu.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Llys Tegfan is in the village of 'Old' Llandegfan which is located just two miles from the historic town of Beaumaris on the South West coast of the Isle of Anglesey. It is the main part of a large Victorian property, sleeping up to eight guests. Llandegfan provides a perfect touring base for exploring the Island and also the Snowdonia National Park. The Isle of Anglesey offers a wealth of lovely beaches which are ideal for bathing, walking and relaxing, with the nearest one being Llanddona Beach which is part of Red Wharf Bay. Llys Tegfan can accommodate up to eight guests in four bedrooms and is a comfortable holiday home with a good range of facilities. Guests have the exclusive use of a swimming pool, located in the adjoining property, which is in a .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Llanfendigaid Estate has been owned by the Nanney-Wynn family and their forebears since the earliest records began in AD 1241 and it is home to Dove Cottage. An estate map from 1780 shows that the original estate stretched along the Welsh coast from Harlech in the north to Aberystwyth in the south. However, since the collapse of many of the great British estates in the 1920s, Llanfendigaid Estate has gradually reduced in size to a small patch in the Snowdonia National Park on one of the most attractive stretches of the Welsh coastline. The current owner, William Nanney-Wynn Garton-Jones, now operates the main Estate house and the surrounding cottages as a top quality catered and self-catering holiday establishment, complete with 28' x 14' in.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Llanfendigaid Estate has been owned by the Nanney-Wynn family and their forebears since the earliest records began in AD 1241. An estate map from 1780 shows that the original estate stretched along the Welsh coast from Harlech in the north to Aberystwyth in the south. However, since the collapse of many of the great British estates in the 1920s, Llanfendigaid Estate has gradually reduced in size a small patch in the Snowdonia National Park on one of the most attractive stretches of the Welsh coastline. The current owner, William Nanney-Wynn Garton-Jones, now operates the main Estate house and the surrounding cottages as a top quality catered and self-catering holiday establishment, complete with 28' x 14' indoor heated swimming pool together with access to o.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Carreg y Nant accommodates four guests in two bedrooms (plus a cot) and is a luxury Four Star barn conversion that offers a high level of style and comfort with its own private hot tub, Wi-Fi access and landscaped gardens. Sitting in an exceptionally beautiful location, Carreg y Nant lies within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park and benefits from exceptional views over the mountains which can be enjoy from the private hot tub! One of three superb holiday cottages, Carreg y Nant is in a fantastic position overlooking the Aran mountain and beautiful village of Llanuwchllyn. The village is only one mile away and can be reached by foot along the footpath, providing a lovely walk along the river into the village where there is The Eagles Inn serving great home co.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Tyddyn Lliw sleeps four guests in two bedrooms (plus a cot) and is a new luxury Five Star barn conversion that offers a high level of comfort and style with its own private hot tub, landscaped gardens and Wi-Fi access. Set in a beautiful location, Tyddyn Lliw sits within the spectacular Snowdonia National Park and has exceptional views over the mountains which guest's can enjoy from the hot tub! One of three superb holiday cottages, Tyddyn Lliw is in an exceptional position overlooking the beautiful village of Llanuwchllyn and the Aran mountain. Llanuwchllyn is one mile away and can be reached along the footpath providing a lovely riverside walk into the village where you will find the Eagles Inn which serves good homemade food. The local area is a walke.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Y Beudy sleeps seven guests in three bedrooms (plus a cot) and is a luxury new four star barn conversion that offers guests a high degree of comfort and style with its own private hot tub, Wi-Fi access and landscaped gardens. The barn is set in a beautiful location within the spectacular Snowdonia National Park and affords stunning views over the mountains which can be enjoyed from the hot tub!One of three exceptional holiday cottages, Y Beudy sits in a stunning location overlooking the beautiful village of Llanuwchllyn and the Aran mountain. Llanuwchllyn is just one mile away and can be reached along the footpath - a lovely walk alongside the river taking you into the village where you will find the Eagles Inn serving great homemade food. The surrounding .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Disgwylfa is the first in a row of stone cottages situated amongst peaceful countryside just above the village of Sarn.  This holiday cottageenjoys views across open countryside to Garn Fadryn and the Rivals and is just a five minute walk from the village which has a pub serving good food, Post Office and village shop.The central location makes this holiday cottage ideal for exploring the lovely beaches on both sides of the peninsula with the famous ‘Whistling Sands’ at Porth Oer and Hell’s Mouth beach both just over three miles away.  There are several other beaches locally and Abersoch is just seven miles away and within easy reach. As you would imagine, there is plenty of fun to be had by water lovers on the Lleyn Peninsula. Hafan Pwllheli - The North .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Penmaenucha Farm is home to Dairy Cottage (sleeps four guests), along with three other holiday cottages situated on a six hundred acre farm, which extends from marshland on the picturesque Mawddach estuary to the foothills of Cader Idris, a mountain at the Southern tip of Snowdonia National Park which is popular with walkers and climbers. The holiday cottageis within easy walking distance of the Mawddach R.S.P.B. Nature Reserve and the George III Hotel which is just two hundred yards. It is also just five miles from the sandy beaches of Barmouth and Fairbourne. This is an ideal holiday destination if you simply want to relax in a tranquil beautiful setting or participate in activities including mountain biking, walking, fishing, climbing, pony trekking .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Buttery is ideal for couples or small families and is one of four holiday cottages that are located on a six hundred acre farm in an enviable position within the Snowdonia National Park. The farm extends from marshland on the spectacular Mawddach estuary to the foothills of Cader Idris, a mountain that is popular with climbers and walkers. This delightful holiday cottageis just a short stroll from the George III Hotel (200yds) and within walking distance of the Mawddach R.S.P.B. Nature Reserve. It is also only five miles from Fairbourne with its Blue Flag sandy beach that expands for some two miles and Barmouth with its harbour and sandy beach. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the area has plenty to keep you amused with great walking opportun.... click to read about this holiday cottage.