Situated within the majestic town of Harlech is this all-ground-floor apartment, Llygad y Dydd. This spacious accommodation has been designed to suit a couple or a group of friends or a family seeking to explore the surrounding area’s rolling countryside, medieval castles and experience glorious sunsets from the sandy beach of Harlech. Be welcomed into an open-plan living room, where you will be delighted by the carefully selected furnishings and the bright and airy colour palette to offer a tranquil space to return to each evening after an action-packed day. Here, you will find a well-equipped kitchen which comes with all the essentials to cater for yourselves, including a washing machine which is ideal for those longer breaks. Joining the kitchen is a dining area where you can look forward to planning the days ahead over a glass of wine, whilst the plush sofa is ideal for curling up with loved ones and tuning into the TV before heading to bed. The interior is completed by three spacious bedrooms, comprising of a king-size double and two single bedrooms, ensuring a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit the needs of your group. A short stroll into Harlech will bring you to a selection of amenities to suit all ages and requirements, including a selection of eateries, pubs, and shops. To keep you busy whilst staying here, you will also find a superb golf course with coastal views and a family-friendly sandy beach which is overlooked by the clifftop medieval castle, which is awaiting to be explored. Further afield attractions include the Italianate village of Portmeirion and the popular resort town of Barmouth which rests on the award-winning Cardigan Bay. An easy and attractive 25 minute drive will take you to the Zip World Slate Caverns. Other attractions that groups of all ages and tastes will delight in include the Llanfair Slate Caverns, Coed y Brenin Forest Park and the summit of Rhinog Fach which offers superb walks. Llygad y Dydd promises to be a superb base for a traditional Welsh holiday.

Harlech is a small coastal town resting between the rolling countryside of the Snowdonia National Park and the sea. Within the town you will find a superb selection of amenities and the 13th century castle which was built by Edward I and has World Heritage status. There is also a sandy beach which is excellent for families.

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