About this property
Bethesda 2.7 miles. Found resting at the end of a countryside road is this Grade II listed abode, Bodfeurig Farm Cottage. This Grade II Iisted stone-built retreat is a former quarryman's cottage which retains many original features, also having connections to the slate mine in nearby Lanberis. This quaint, yet well-appointed accommodation is ideal for a family or a group of friends seeking to explore all that the outdoors has to offer, with the Snowdonia National Park and the Llŷn Peninsula within striking distance of the property. After your day of adventure, be welcomed into the living/sitting room, where the woodburning stove which rests in a charming stone-built fireplace takes centre stage before the plush sofas, the TV and the dining table.
Here, you can look forward to picking up a holiday read and getting cosy on the sofa as the woodburning stove fills the room with a sense of tranquillity on a cooler evening. Moving through the property will bring you to the kitchen, which enjoys a contemporary design and all the provisions you will need during your self-catered stay. Why not rustle up a home-cooked dinner, pack yourself a picnic for the next day’s hike or pour a well-deserved glass of wine? Concluding the property are the three elegantly-dressed bedrooms, comprising of a ground-floor double, a ground-floor single and a twin bedroom with small singles is found in the charming crog loft upstairs.
For those occasions where you don’t feel like cooking, head into the nearby town of Bethesda where a plethora of eateries and pubs await you, in addition to shops for picking up any essentials. For those thrill seekers, this cottage is perfect for visiting Zip World which is a 500ft-high zip line, considered to be the world’s fastest and longest zip line. Outdoor pursuits within the area also include climbing Wales and England’s highest mountain, Snowdon or travelling to the Isle of Anglesey to soak up the sun at the majestic beach of Newborough. Other attractions within the surrounding area include the city of Bangor, the Italian-style village of Portmeirion and the wonder that is Aber Falls.
A wonderful retreat all-year-around for the whole family.
Resting on the outskirts of the Snowdonia National Park and within close reach of the city of Bangor is this small town, Bethesda. Here, you will find a good selection of shops and other amenities, which includes a plethora of pubs and chapels. From here, you can explore all the outdoor adventure that the National Park plays host to, including Zip World in Bethesda, the fastest zip line in the world.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x ground-floor single, 1 x twin with small singles.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower, WC and basin.
Kitchen.
Sitting/dining room with woodburning stove
Electric heating.
Neff oven, induction hob, washer/dryer, dishwasher, fridge, microwave.Nespresso coffee machine (pods not provided).
Smart TV with DVD player and Fibre Optic Broadband.Wireless Smart speaker/radio.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels.
Travel cot, highchair and stair gate available upon request.
Garden area with furniture and chiminea heating.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Off road parking.
Pub within 0.9 miles, shop within 2.4 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (30)
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Lynne
We will definitely be staying there again. Perfect
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Jo
It had everything in it that we needed for our short stay. We got a small welcome basket in arrival it was a nice little touch. My only complaint that I have is the cleanliness. I found myself having to clean the bathroom before we used it as empty bottles were in there. Apart from this we had a lovely stay
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Carol
Even after the reclean , the floor behind the loo remained dirty. No matches with which to light the fire, no salt and pepper provided. The dishes from the previous stay were still in the dishwasher. The fridge freezer door has problems closing (leaks water onto the floor) and it wasn't until the second day we realised that the tight fit of the wooden outer door was preventing the seal on the fridge door from working. The cottage generally has a damp feel to it - probably due to it's age. Would suggest that advice on the pre-visit email advise ignoring the sat nav instructions to travel down Lon Y Wern Lane - an absolute nightmare before we got to the cottage with brambles etc scratching both sides of the car (we appreciate that this has nothing to do with the cottage ) A lovely area though and the views from the local school just along the road must be the best school views in the country.