Little House is just lovely. Situated within the Snowdonia National Park you are in easy reach of beaches, mountains and all sorts in between. The lovely galley style kitches has underfloor heating and is well equipped with electric cooker, grill and hob, wasjing machine, microwave and friedge with ice box. The pretty sitting room has a great sofa, log burning stove in an inglenook fireplace, table for two by the window and open tread stairs to the bedroom.

The bedroom is beautifully dressed with a double bed and antiue furniture.

The modern shower room has underfloor heating, wash handbasin, loo and shower on the ground floor just off the kitchen.

There is a large lawned area with garden bench overlooking the picturesque italianate village of Portmeirion and the sandy estuary. There are also two sitting areas with tables and chairs to enjoy the views with a nice glass of wine in the evening or breakfast in the sunshine!

The property offers front and rear enclosed gravel patio areas plus a surrounding field to wander with your dogs (sheep may be present certain months of the year).

A gentle stroll will take you to the train station where you can travel on the Cambrian Coast Railway that has plenty of stops that are well worth a visit. Llandanwg, with its lovely beach and cafe and Llanbedr, where you can have a pie and a pint in the lovely Victoria Inn are two firm favorites.

You will not fail to be captivated by the area from Harlech Castle to the Rhinog Mountains, ancient woodlands to tumbling waterfalls. It's just magic and Little House is the perfect place to come home to!

More than two visiting? The nearby Big House 1008887 will accomodate up to 7 people.

Llandecwyn is a scattered rural hamlet in North Wales, which stands amidst farmland, hills with lakes and mountains, which are all perfect for scenic walks and mountain biking. Llandecwyn is set on the National Cycle Route 8, plus birdwatching can be enjoyed on the red kite waymarked trail, which passes through the hamlet. There are also birdwatching opportunities along the coast and at the rspb Osprey project, which is nearby. Only 5 miles away is historic Harlech, which is situated in a magnificent position between the mountains and the sea. Harlech is dominated by its majestic 13th century castle, which enjoys World Heritage status. The town is very popular with golfers, who come to enjoy the famous Royal St. David's course, whilst the beautiful 6 mile long sandy beach is wonderful for family fun and long walks. Harlech offers an excellent variety of amenities including some good quality restaurants and a leisure centre, whilst the whole of the Snowdonia National Park, together with the sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay, are all within easy reach. Other attractions in the area include the Ffestiniog Railway and Welsh Highland Light Railway, the secluded beaches at Borth y Guest and the Black Rock sands and the Italianate village of Portmeirion. A really beautiful part of North Wales.

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