A period property full of character with a wood burner, a stone fireplace, beamed ceilings, and a spacious and idyllic garden situated within Snowdonia National Park. Sniff out adventures by day and relax in the garden or games room at night in this property boasting room for four guests, plus two canine companions.
This quaint cottage is nestled in a tranquil spot next to a river. Heading inside the property, you will notice that it retains many period features including exposed beams, feature stone walls, and wooden floorboards. The cottage kitchen has everything you need to rustle up tasty meals, while the lounge/diner is the perfect spot for relaxing or socialising. Let sleeping dogs lie in front of the warming wood burner while you kick back in the comfortable chairs. A handy utility room provides a great space for storing dog equipment, and a useful shower room with a separate WC is also situated on the ground floor. When you are ready for some sleep, alight the stairs to the first floor. There are two lovely bedrooms boasting captivating views, one contains a double bed and the other has twin beds. Outside is a large garden which has both grass and patio areas, enjoy an evening tipple listening to the river trickle by as the dogs sniff about the space. There is also a games room with football table and board games.
Head off on foot and paw from the doorstep into these peaceful surroundings. Join the Mawddach Trail (2 miles) a long-distance walking route that leads along an old disused railway from Barmouth to Dolgellau. Barmouth (6 miles) is a charming seaside town with a range of places to eat and a beach that has a dog-friendly section. Of course, you’ll never be short of places to take the dogs in Snowdonia National Park, with an abundance of walking routes for all abilities within easy reach.