Casa rural con jacuzzi y jardín

Rachub 1.1 miles. Perched on the outskirts of Tregarth near Rachub, Gwynedd, is this lovely two-bedroom, terraced cottage, Y Bwthyn Bach. Enjoying a superb location near the Menai Strait and the stunning Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, Y Bwthyn Bach is a fantastic dog-friendly choice for couples or a family of four. Be welcomed into the inviting sitting room, with plush seating, woodburning stove and TV, a perfect sanctuary to return to after a day of exploring. Rustle up tasty dishes in the spacious open-plan living space, with fully-equipped kitchen, dining seating for six, and a sitting area with Smart TV. On warmer days, why not enjoy alfresco delights in the rear garden, hosting furniture and a bubbling hot tub for indulgent soaks. Y Bwthyn Bach also offers two well-presented bedrooms, a twin on the ground floor, and a double in the eaves with a charming outlook over the garden on the first floor. Explore the local village, where you will find the welcoming Pant yr Ardd, ideal for refuelling at the end of the day, and the Lon Las Ogwen trail, spanning for 11-miles and set along the National Cycle Network. For a wider selection of amenities, head over to Rachub where you can stock up on essentials at the convenience store or enjoy dining at the Royal Oak with loved ones. Next stop is Bangor, where you can tour the National Trust site of Penrhyn Castle & Garden and the Roman Camp, or continue onto Llanberis, where you will find excellent watersports opportunities on Llyn Peris, the National Slate Museum and the nearby World Heritage Site of Dinorwig Quarry. Venture into the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, where you can take on the famous Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) Peak or explore underground mines at Zip World Llechwedd. All this and more awaits at Y Bwthyn Bach.Located at 9 miles from Llanberis and 10 miles from Caernarfon, the little village of Rachub can be found at the foot of the huge Carneddau Mountains, which are part of the majestic Eryri (Snowdonian) Mountain Range. There are many beautiful hiking and biking paths in the hills and mountains around the town, which is home to a general store, a tavern where locals congregate, a bakery, and a little post office. Within ten miles, you may find the busy market town of Caernarfon, home to a spectacular 13th-century castle, lovely art shops, a superb golf course, and many fine restaurants, as well as the picturesque North Wales Heritage Coastline, which is only seven miles away. Llanberis, known as a climbing and walking Mecca, is only 9 miles away and is a bustling tourist hub with a wide variety of outdoor pursuits, great places to eat and drink, and a few stores. An ideal base for experiencing all that beautiful North Wales has to offer.