Elidir Cottage, located in Bontnewydd, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, offers a picturesque retreat for up to four guests. Named after the prominent Snowdonia peak visible from its location, the cottage is ideally situated for exploring both Snowdonia National Park and the scenic Llyn Peninsula. The property features a living/dining room with a charming fireplace, a well-equipped kitchen, and two bedrooms, including a double with an en-suite shower room and a twin that can be converted into a double upon request. Additional amenities include a bathroom with a shower cubicle, central heating, Wi-Fi, and outdoor furniture on the patio.
This detached, 100-year-old cottage is set on farmland, providing a tranquil environment while remaining close to local attractions. It is a short 10-minute walk to the village shop and pub, and just a 5-minute drive to the medieval town of Caernarfon, known for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed castle. Guests can enjoy stunning views of Caernarfon Castle, Elidir (Electric Mountain), Mt. Snowdon, and the Isle of Anglesey from the property, making it a perfect base for sightseeing.
The area surrounding Elidir Cottage is rich in activities and natural beauty. The Welsh Highland steam train operates during the summer, offering scenic rides from Caernarfon to Porthmadog. The Lon Eifion cycle path, accessible from the village, is a favored route for cyclists. Additionally, local options for recreation include horse riding and golf. Families will appreciate the proximity to Dinas Dinlle beach, located just 5 miles away, and the renowned Ty Coch pub on the beach, which is 20 miles from the cottage.
For thrill-seekers, the world's longest zip wire ride at Bethesda quarry is a short 15-mile drive from Elidir Cottage. The property can also be booked alongside Gadlas, accommodating a total of 10 guests, making it suitable for larger groups or families traveling together. With its blend of comfort, convenience, and access to a variety of attractions, Elidir Cottage serves as an excellent choice for those looking to explore the beauty of North Wales.
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