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MANOD , North Wales & Snowdonia , Wales , LL41 4BG
Sleeps: 4 , Rating: 4 , D Price Band 2014
Situated on the outskirts of Manod near the centre of Snowdonia National Park is this delightful 18th Century, stone-built terraced property. Set amidst the incredible mountain scenery, this charming little cottage boasts glorious views of this breathtaking region, as well as a number of original features. With exposed wooden beams, an original flagstone floor and a large inglenook fireplace and multi-fuel stove, this wonderful property is full of character. With so much to do in the surrounding area such as trips to Porthmadog, Black Rock Sands and Bodnant Gardens, visitors will be spoiled for choice. Able to sleep up to four people in one double room and one twin, this house is an ideal home-from-home for a family or two couples wanting to explore this stunning part of the country.
Price from: £356 | Changeover Day: Sat | Merchant: Sykes Cottages
Availability and Booking
Property Amenities:
Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove in sitting room. Electric double oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, TV, DVD, CD player. Electricity and starter pack of fuel for multi-fuel stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and stairgate available. Off road parking available for 1 medium size car only. Small terraced garden with patio with garden furniture and mountain views. Two well-behaved dogs welcome (please bring own dog beds). Sorry, no smoking. Shops 1.5 miles, pub 10 mins walk. Note: There are 13 steep steps to the rear patio/lawn level, so the garden is not suitable for the infirm or young, unsupervised children.
Local Area:
Situated between the impressive Manod and Moelwyn mountains near the centre of Snowdonia National Park is the charming village of Manod. Once the capital of slate quarrying and known as the ‘City of Slate’ in the 18th Century, the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog is just one and a half miles away and makes for an interesting place to visit. With a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, this charming settlement is situated in an elevated, natural bowl amongst the local mountains and is best known for its renowned Llechwedd Slate Cavern, hydroelectric power station and famous narrow gauge Ffestiniog Railway. There are also a number of walking and cycling trails through the incredible surrounding countryside, as well as the National Mountain Centre at Plas y Brenin and a number of wonderful sandy beaches, great golf courses and renowned white-water rafting opportunities.
Tan Y Rhos Pet-Friendly Cottage, Manod, North Wales (Ref 1862)
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