A wonderful stone-built detached lodge situated behind the walled entrance gates to the estate and surrounded by woodlands and countryside. The lodge is set on its own away from the courtyard setting of the other cottages, but you can still enjoy all the facilities and the beautiful grounds and gardens. Nicely appointed throughout, the lodge provides a lovely base and comfortable accommodation for friends or families. Full of charm and character with exposed beams, slate floors and exposed stone work; this lovely cottage offers a warm welcome and spacious accommodation. The open plan split-level sitting room has a wonderful accent feature wall with fireplace and warming electric wood-burning effect stove, whilst the raised dining area with polished slate floor is great for family meals. A well-equipped kitchen caters for all your needs and the stable door opens to a private patio with seating and a raised lawned garden. Two bedrooms are located on the ground floor and serviced by a family bathroom and a further two bedrooms are upstairs and share the use of a shower room. The Hunting Lodge is a great base for exploring the area, whether you want just a short break or longer, this cottage is an ideal base anytime of the year. Note: This property can be booked with Refs 379, 380, 382, 383, 936824, together they sleep 42.

In a truly idyllic position and in the heart of the beautiful unspoilt countryside of the Lleyn Peninsula, lies the 100-acre estate of Talhenbont. Full of immaculate cottages that have been thoughtfully renovated to the highest standards, this is one of the finest self catering retreats in Wales. With range of on-site amenities, such as an all weather tennis court, outdoor chess, numerous pet animals and "The Quackery" - which houses a great variety of birds - guests will be spoiled for choice before even leaving the estate. There are a number of great activities outside of Talhenbont, however, including a one and a half mile stretch of river which provides excellent walks and safe areas for children to play or paddle. This river has also been made a designated habitat for otters and offers salmon and sea trout fishing. In addition the area offers castles, beaches, golf courses and the Snowdonia National Park.

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