Sat in the bottom of the Dysynni Valley and just 4.5 miles from the foot of Cadair Idris, this remote hideout is perfect for dog-owning, adventure-seeking families or friendship groups. Surrounded by miles of public footpaths and offering spacious living areas, multiple-aspect views and versatile bedroom sizes, if you and your people are passionate about a broad range of activities on land and water then welcome home.
This traditionally styled bungalow packs an astonishing amount into a single storey, with each room enjoying a comfortable ambience that is enhanced by the natural light pouring in from every direction. The main lounge enjoys stunning views of the rugged landscape that rises up towards Craig yr Aderyn (Bird’s Rock) and there are equally resplendent views from the dining room and contemporary kitchen, which leads to a handy utility room. The bungalow’s spacious family bathroom stands close to four bedrooms: an en-suite super-king-size bedroom; a double bedroom which can be converted to a twin; a second double bedroom and a family bedroom which leads to a single bedroom, an ideal space for families. The landscape surrounding the bungalow looks even more impressive from the tastefully appointed lawn garden, an enclosed space suitable for al fresco lounging, BBQs, hot tub (at an additional cost - payable directly to owner) or just a place to relax as the children explore the play area with excitable dogs calling the shots.
Ardent walkers will love the maze of footpaths which stretch out from the bungalow, with the views atop Craig yr Aderyn and Cadair Idris, as well as around Castell y Bere, Dolgoch Falls, and Talyllyn Lake (all within 5 miles) all worth the effort. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the scenic route taken by engines on the Talyllyn Railway (2 miles), while water sports lovers will be in their element in the picturesque coastal village of Aberdyfi (13 miles).