The Bevan, Bontnewydd, Gwynedd

Snowdonia. Sleeps up to 34

Set over several acres of wonderful woodland within the magnificent North Wales countryside, lies the beautiful and grand dwelling of Plas Y Bryn Manor House, which houses three separate dwellings. The Bevan presents guests with a large and welcoming base. Benefitting from an abundance of walking and cycling trails and just paces away from amenities, this comfortable home is an excellent base for families and friends seeking a rural escape. Be welcomed by ample off-road parking spaces before admiring your surroundings and wonderful manor house on the grounds. Stroll through the communal garden, with a wide, luscious lawn and outdoor seating to meet others in your group, where you will find your wonderful holiday home. Entering the property, discover the bright and airy living space, boasting stylish décor with white-washed walls for a refreshing look. Unwind in the sitting area, which offers plush, cream sofas to lounge on whilst the TV projector hosts a family film. Prepare home-cooked meals in the sleek kitchen, utilise the two double ovens and induction hob to produce a feast. When dinner is served there are two grand dining tables, to seat 34 guests, enjoy fine dining at this delightful social space and toast to a splendid getaway. Carry the conversation through the patio doors to the rear garden, enclosed so that you can take your canine companions along with you and hosting picnic tables, as well as table tennis. As the evening draws to a close, retreat inside and pick a bedroom to settle in for your stay; The Bevan hosts six ground-floor bedrooms and the remaining 11 rooms can be found on the first-floor in two separate wings. All bedrooms are twin beds, which can zip/link into super-king-size, offering en-suite shower rooms and lovely views of either the green gardens or the wonderful Snowdonia Mountain range in the distance. In the morning, enjoy a steaming cup of coffee in the front garden to admire the glorious grounds and discuss the adventures of the day. Bontnewydd is a great location for outdoor enthusiasts as both Cader Idris Mountain Range Coed Y Brenin Forest Park are within easy reach and offer a splendour of nature, where you can explore the spectacular scenery either on foot or a mountain bike. A scenic drive will lead you to the Royal town of Caernarfon, home to a castle, renowned as being one of the greatest castles from the middle-ages, Galeri Caernarfon, where you can soak in the culture with theatrical shows, live music and comedy; you can also tour the ancient Town Walls for a taste of history. No trip to North Wales would be complete without an adventure to Snowdonia National Park, where you can explore the varying terrains and landscape boasting a plethora of walking, cycling and hiking trails through unspoilt greenery, striking mountains and steep river gorges; lace up your boots and hike to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the tallest mountain in Wales. Venture further afield to the seaside town of Barmouth or Harlech, with a white, sandy beach on one side and mountain peaks on the other, enjoy an ice cream at Barmouth Harbour, home to a Yacht Club; whilst here it is also worth visiting Old Barmouth for quaint cafes and a beach fair. For a fabulous rural retreat, within easy reach from beautiful beaches, choose The Bevan. Note: This property can also be booked with 1056753, all together sleeping 64 guests.