A traditional stone property, 4 Rock Terrace boasts scenic views of the Welsh Hills and is within easy reach of local amenities. Ideal for a family holiday, Rock Terrace sleeps four and houses a characterful sitting room and well-equipped kitchen. Head into the spacious living area to find a woodburning stove, providing an atmospheric feel on a cool evening. Relax in front of the TV on the plush sofa. To the rear of the living area is the kitchen, with a large dining table and wrap around bench to seat the whole family; the kitchen is fully equipped for home cooking. With an oven, hob and Belfast sink, rustle up your favourite dish before sitting down for a family meal at the table. Upstairs, find the master bedroom, with king sized double bed and storage to unpack your bags. In the second bedroom is a bunk bed, with a single bed fixed above a double, ideal for children and with views of Harlech Castle. Before heading out, freshen up in the shower room, complete with a large walk-in shower, a basin and a WC. To the rear of the property is a small outdoor seating area, ideal for an evening drink or for pets to give their legs a stretch. With local shops and pubs just a short walk away, 4 Rock Terrace is well positioned to enjoy all that the local area has to offer. Ideal for sunny days is the nearby Harlech beach, which is easily reachable on foot; with views of Snowdonia, the beach is an idyllic spot. A trip to Harlech would not be complete without a visit to the historic Harlech Castle. Built under the reign of King Edward I in the 13th century, the castle welcomes visitors to learn more about its history. The nearby Llanfair Slate Caverns offer an insight into more recent history; the caverns are untouched from how they were left by miners and can be accessed for self-guided, dog friendly tours. Challenge yourself to kayaking with Adrenalin Addicts, who provide expert guides to help you tackle a new activity. In the shadows of Harlech Castle is Royal St. David’s Golf Club. The club accepts visitors and is ranked as the second best course in Wales. For a memorable trip to Harlech, visit 4 Rock Terrace

Resting between the mountains and the sea is the delightful town of Harlech. Dominated by its impressive 13th century castle, the town is a popular tourist destination. Along with its World Heritage status, the town is known for its fantastic golf course, Royal St. David's, and its sweeping golden sand beach. There really is something for the whole family in the area, whether it be building sandcastles and eating ice cream, or taking long strolls through the town and stunning surrounding areas.

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