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You can book this property from:

  • £534 per week
  • £76 per night
  • 4 Star

Features

Beds & bedrooms

  • Bed linen provided
  • 1 double bed
  • 2 single beds

Appliances

  • Dishwasher

Bathrooms

  • Towels provided

Families

  • Family friendly
  • Cot
  • Highchair

Special Features

  • WiFi

Outdoors

  • Garden or courtyard
  • Barbecue
  • Private parking
  • Rural location

Nearby activities

  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Watersports
  • Fishing
  • Golf
  • Pony trekking/horse riding

Accessibility

  • On one level, no stairs
  • Ground floor WC
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Ground floor bath/shower room

Important - please note

House Rules

  • Check in: 16:00
  • Check out: 10:00

Description

Spectacular cottage in every sense of the word. This conversion retains all its original features, including floor to ceiling arched windows, high ceilings with skylights, beams and stone walls. Add to that the tranquil, rural surroundings and the scene is set if you wish to relax and do absolutely nothing for the duration of you holiday. However, it should also be mentioned that Wales’ highest mountain (Snowdon), Greenwood Forest Park, the National Water Sports Centre for Wales and the longest zip wire in Europe are all within minutes of your doorstep, which also makes it perfect for activity holidays in Wales.

Ground Floor

New, contemporary white glossy kitchen including electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge with ice-box and microwave. Wonderful garden views, original stone walls, high beams and spotlights all combine to create a light, spacious atmosphere. Stable doors (top half glazed) open up to the rear patio area.

The beautiful living / dining area includes original beams, stone walls and large patio doors in an arched frame offering stunning countryside views and a great sense of space. These open up to the patio area and to the fields beyond. You really could sit back on the leather settees or on the patio seats and spend all day admiring and absorbing the tranquil, green surroundings. Alternatively, if you're here for activity holidays in Wales, there is no better way to end the day than to come home to a comfortable sofa with calming, extensive views. The living area also includes a Georgian dining table and a 32” wall mounted TV/DVD player.

Bedroom 1 - Light and airy double bedroom with high ceilings, original beams, stone walls and countryside views. Dressing table and plenty of storage space in the wardrobe and drawers.

Bedroom 2 - Spacious twin bedroom, again with original stone walls and beams. Includes a skylight window, large wardrobe and a chest of drawers.

Bathroom includes a bath with a shower above and a heated towel rail. Illuminated mirror, shaving point, original stone walls and recessed spot lighting.

Garden

Expansive patio area with a range of modern patio furniture, fire pits and traditional stone walls. Similar to the lounge, the views from the patio are spectacular and it’s a wonderful spot for wildlife and bird watching.

Additional Information

  • Ty Menai is one of two semi-detached cottages that can also be inter-connected to create one large cottage for up to 8 guests. The cottage next door is called Beudy Menai and also sleeps up to 4 in two bedrooms.
  • Bed linen, hand and bath towels and hairdryer provided.
  • Heating and electricity included.
  • Wi-Fi - BT fibre broadband connected.
  • Mobile phone signal is limited.
  • Cot and high chair provided on request.
  • No pets or smoking inside the cottage.
  • Unlimited parking space outside the cottage.
  • Washing machine and freezer space available at the owners’ house on site on request.

Reviews

Cottage was nice and a handy location for many attractions in the area. The owners were very friendly and welcoming.

Mr Ed M,

Fabulous property set in quiet countryside, very good location. Very pleasant welcome from the owners, would highly recommend.. looking forward to returning in the future.

Mrs B,

Comfort- the matresses were uncomfortable could feel all the springs through them. The bathroom door scraped the floor noisily, but pointed this out to the owners and they were fixing it as we left. Lovely quiet location, important for us as we live on a farm with nearest neighbours and road 1/2 mile away but 'townies' might not like the very bumpy track.

Previous Customer,

Bathroom door was an issue. It needs shaving off the bottom to shut it more easily. Kitchen saucepans need lids/matching lids. Extra larger saucepan would have helped with 4 people. Single beds bit uncomfortable.

Mrs Elaine B,

A lovely property in a beautiful spot, with great hosts. Just what we needed.

Mr Paul G,

Map

This beautiful, semi detached cottage is part of a 50 acre estate and is surrounded by wonderful, totally unspoilt views of woodland, farmland, mountains and wildlife. It offers a great setting for relaxation and for activity holidays in Wales, with walks from the doorstep and a wide range of major attractions are within a short distance. These include Snowdonia National Park, the North Wales coast and Anglesey, the walled, castle town of Caernarfon and the city of Bangor.

A 1.6 mile rural walk along country lanes will take you to the local pub in Llanddeiniolen and you will also find a village shop 2 miles away in Bethel. There’s a Tesco Extra 4 miles away and in just 3 miles you can also be relaxing on the waterfront in Y Felinheli. Some of the best places to eat locally include Gardd Fon (Y Felinheli - 2 miles), Gors Bach (Llanddeiniolen - 1.6 miles) and Ty’n Rhos (Seion - 2 miles / 1 mile along a public footpath).

Amongst the attractions that makes this an ideal setting for activity holidays in Wales, you have Greenwood Forrest Park (a nature-inspired theme park) less than a mile away, the National Water Sports Centre for Wales at Plas Menai (3 miles) and various walks and cycling routes (the nearest are listed below). Snowdon Mountain Railway that will take you to the peak of the highest mountain in Wales whilst Hwylfan Fun Centre, (North Wales' largest indoor fun centre – 5.4 miles) is ideal for children. Over the bridge in Anglesey you have even more attractions including Pili Palas, Anglesey Sea Zoo and the beautiful town of Beaumaris.

Other highly recommended days out include The Welsh Highand Railway, Electric Mountain in Llanberis, a round of golf on the shore of the Menai Straits, a visit to the beautiful Italianate village of Portmeirion and to Bodnant Gardens. And if you’re brave enough, why not finish your activity holidays in Wales in style by riding the longest zip wire in Europe at Bethesda.

Walking

The track to the cottage offers a beautiful walk and leads to the country pub in Llanddeiniolen and on to various scenic country lanes. 0 miles

Wales Coast Path – Nearest joining point is Y Felinheli and you can go north east towards Anglesey and Bangor or south west towards Caernarfon and the Llyn Peninsula. 2 miles from the cottage.

Snowdon – the highest mountain in Wales – Llanberis route (4.7 miles - 3 hours) is the nearest. 7 miles from the cottage.

Carneddau (Snowdonia mountain walks) – Challenging walks, including the 2nd and 3rd highest peaks in Wales. Nearest route starts in Gerlan, above Bethesda. 8 miles

Cycling

The track to the cottage is also great for cycling and from the end of the track you can continue along quiet and scenic country lanes in all directions. 0 miles

Lon Las Cymru - This route runs for over 250 miles along the whole length of Wales. The nearest section can be joined at Y Felinheli and an off road path runs all the way to Cricieth. 2 miles from the cottage

Lon Eifion Cycleway – Scenic 12.5 mile cycle path from Caernarfon to Bryncir. 3.5 miles from cottage.

Watersports

Plas Menai – National Watersports Centre offering day courses on a wide range of activities, on all levels. 3 miles

Golf

Caernarfon Golf Course – 18 hole golf course. 3.5 miles.

Henllys Golf Club – Beaumaris. 18 hole golf course. 9 miles.

Horse Riding

Snowdonia Riding Stables, Waunfawr, between Swnodon and the sea. Suitable for all ages and abilities. 7 miles

Beaches

Dinas Dinlle offers a long sandy beach, the most northern of the Lleyn Peninsula beaches. 8 miles

Llanddona Beach – A long, sandy, Blue Flag beach, very popular with families, canoeists, fishermen and sailors. 11 miles

Fishing

River fishing – Ogwen Valley – 8 miles

Sea fishing around the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. From the beautiful victorian pier in Beaumaris. 9 miles