Cottage with garden

Trawsfynydd 2.3 miles. Swn Yr Afon - No 333 is a traditional, single-storey lodge situated in the heart of Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd. The property name means "sound of the river" - a fitting title, as a gentle stream flows nearby, adding to the charm of its pretty countryside setting. With a toasty electric fire, this pet-friendly retreat is perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable getaway in the heart of the breathtaking Eryri National Park. Upon entering this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by two pleasant bedrooms; a snug double and a bunk bed room, both offering a place to rest those sleepy heads. Freshen up in the shower room, boasting a walk-in shower, ensuring you start each day off right. The heart of the home is the open-plan living area, where you can gather with your loved ones. The kitchen is well-equipped for all your culinary needs, allowing you to prepare delicious meals to be enjoyed at the dining table, seating four guests. After dinner, retire to the sitting area, where you can sink into the plush seating and tune into the TV with Sky, or simply enjoy the warmth of the electric fire. Outside, you will find a front raised decking area complete with furniture, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening drink. The front lawn area provides a great space for your pets to stretch their legs, while the private rear gravelled area offers additional outdoor space. Tucked beside the renowned Coed-y-Brenin Forest, this location is a paradise for mountain bikers and walkers. Explore thrilling trails beneath towering trees, or wander into the surrounding hills and mountains. Cast your line into Trawsfynydd Lake, or dive into adventure with white water rafting and canoeing. When it's time to unwind, the golden beaches of Porthmadog, Harlech, and Barmouth await. Escape with your loved ones to the countryside of Gwynedd with a stay at Swn Yr Afon - No 333.This traditional Welsh village lies in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, and is surrounded by the Rhinog, Moelwyn and Arenig mountains. The impressive Trawsfynydd Lake, which is only a short walk from the village, is renowned for its fishing and offers a recently completed walking and cycling route around the entire lake. The village itself boasts a small variety of shops. This area is a mecca for outdoor activities including excellent water sports, climbing, walking, fishing, golf and mountain biking. The beautiful beaches at Black Rock Sands, Harlech and Barmouth are close by, as are the bustling towns of Dolgellau and Porthmadog. Visit castles, narrow gauge railways, slate and copper mines and the famous Portmeirion Italianate Village.