Cottage with garden & hot tub

This stone-built detached farmhouse dates back to around 1840 and is set within some impressive Welsh countryside and is bursting with charm and character. Situated in a tranquil area, this property is an ideal retreat for those looking to relax in a peaceful environment. This charming property can sleep up to eight people in four bedrooms comprising a super king-size double, a king-size double with en-suite facilities, a twin and a ground floor double with en-suite facilities suitable for those less mobile. The family bathroom is bright and airy with both a walk-in shower and a wonderful freestanding roll top bath, perfect for a lovely soak after a long day walking in the hills. With many spacious rooms, there is a delightful sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace housing a woodburner stove, perfect for relaxing and getting cosy after a long day of exploring! There is well equipped kitchen with a cooking range, ample seating for everyone and patio doors opening to the garden outside, where you could even enjoy meals alfresco. The games room, complete with pool table will provide hours of fun and keep you busy when you're not out and about exploring what the area has to offer. To the outside of the property is a large enclosed lawned garden with a patio area, hot tub and furniture with picturesque views of the countryside. Located on stretches of country lanes, you can wander around the grounds or even find yourself at the village pub!With flexible accommodation to suit all, Maes Madog is perfect for a family or group of friends looking to have a rural escape! Note: This property can be booked with ref: 960415, 960419, 960420, and 960421, together they sleep 22.Capel Garmon is a small peaceful village set above the beautiful Conwy Valley and surrounded by pastureland, with wonderful views of the Snowdonia Mountain Peaks, especially Moel Siabod. There is a traditional 16th Century country pub with a blazing log fire and home cooking, and also a renowned Neolithic burial chamber. Two miles away, Betws-y-Coed is North Wales' most popular inland resort and is surrounded by dense woodland and magnificent mountain country, a haven for walkers and cyclists.