Groudd Hall Cottage

Cerrigydrudion, Near Betws-Y-Coed, Gwynedd

Located in Cerrigydrudion, near Betws-y-Coed in Gwynedd, Wales, this comfortable holiday property accommodates up to seven guests and is ideal for families or groups looking to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside. The property features a range of amenities, including proximity to a local pub, easy access to the coast, and a variety of outdoor activities such as walking trails and fishing opportunities nearby. The inviting atmosphere of the home is enhanced by its historical significance, dating back to 1560, and its connection to a working farm.

The ground floor of the property boasts a cozy living room with traditional beams and a tiled floor, featuring an inglenook fireplace with an open fire, perfect for relaxing evenings. Additionally, there is a second living room, a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast area, a utility room, and a conservatory that offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The ground floor also includes a convenient shower room with a toilet. The first floor comprises four bedrooms: two doubles (one with a 5ft bed accessed via a separate staircase), one twin, and one single. Essential amenities such as oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, and towels are included, with options for a cot and high chair available upon request.

Guests can enjoy modern conveniences like satellite TV, a DVD player, an electric cooker, and Wi-Fi. The property also features a lawned garden with outdoor seating and ample parking space. For those traveling with pets, it is important to note that pets must be kept on a lead at all times due to the surrounding sheep country. The garden includes slopes, adding to its natural charm and landscape.

Groudd Hall Cottage serves as an excellent base for exploring the area, with the picturesque Llyn Brenig Lake just a short distance away, offering various water-based activities. The property is conveniently located off the A5, making it easy to access local amenities, including a shop, pub, and two eateries within a mile's radius. For those seeking further adventure, Betws-y-Coed, known as the 'gateway to the Snowdonia National Park,' is only a few minutes' drive away, while Llangollen, famous for its International Eisteddfod and scenic railway, is also within reach, providing additional cultural and recreational opportunities.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby