Nice cottage with garden & terrace | Pets are welcome

This alluring stone cottage sits in a mid-terrace position in the pretty, rural village of Penmachno in the Snowdonia National Park. Surrounded by the countryside, scenery and opportunities to explore this wonderful landscape, use Preswylfa as a relaxing retreat, or as your base for a family holiday packed with the Penmachno Bike Trail, Go Below caving adventures and a wealth of walks along the river and Gwydir forests on the doorstep. Be drawn into the property by its vibrant red door and enter into its wonderful kitchen/diner, beautifully combining country cottage features with quirky contemporary twists and homely touches to make you feel welcome from arrival until departure. On a rainy day, you can put your feet up in the warming sitting room, featuring a magnificent stone fireplace housing a woodburner, as well as a selection of books, games and DVDs to make the most of. To discover Preswylfa's three splendid bedrooms, take the stairs to the first floor where there is a double and a family-style room with a single room leading onto a twin room, perfect for families coming to stay. This floors also hosts a modern shower room, graced with stylish tiles and a beautiful vanity unit. The delights of the property continue to the exterior; the front of the property presents a lovely little terrace - sit here with your morning coffee and watch the world go by. To the rear lies a well-kept lawn, perfect for your four-legged friends to run and play. The attractive village of Penmachno boasts a fantastic pub and access to the supreme opportunities and attractions of the Snowdonia National Park. Outdoor lovers can venture through the breath-taking countryside and mountains, whilst the more adventurous can visit the popular Zip World and Bounce Below at nearby Blaenau Ffestiniog. The ever-popular town of Betws-y-Coed is only four miles away and provides a wealth of charming amenities as well as a golf club. Come and stay at Preswylfa for a comfortable countryside retreat.Penmachno is in the Machno Valley in the Snowdonia National Park, four miles from Betws-y-Coed, the village comes with a pub. Surrounded by woodland, mountains and rivers, the area is a haven for walkers, birdwatchers, mountain bikers and climbers. Betws-y-Coed offers shops, pubs and cafés. Bounce Below and Zip World at Blaenau Ffestiniog are worth a go for the more adventurous