Oil central heating, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher. Smart TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. Ample off-road parking. Enclosed garden. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 4 miles, lake 1.1 miles
Tremadog 4 miles. Ereiniog is a historical, detached farmhouse set near Tremadog amidst the breath-taking scenery of the Snowdonia National Park. Built in 1554, this characterful property is an ideal choice for families and friends seeking a rural base with access to the many delights of Gwynedd. In keeping with its age, in the centre of the lounge rests a ship’s keel from one of the ships deployed in the War of the Roses, above a rustic, stone-built inglenook fireplace housing a woodburning stove, making it a lovely spot to unwind each evening. Climb the stairs to reach the bedrooms, hosting a double and a twin, each neutrally-presented enjoying views of the idyllic, surrounding countryside. Enjoy a pamper in the bathroom, with a choice of an indulgent bath or a rejuvenating walk-in shower. Downstairs, you will find a well-equipped kitchen, featuring exposed beams, microwave, hob, and a dishwasher, so there’s plenty on hand to assist with home-cooking. The farmhouse has been well-prepared with much attention to detail and is ideal for a relaxing holiday for those wanting to explore the beautiful Welsh countryside or even fish in the well-stocked lake that rests at the head of the valley. From the front door there are many footpaths for you to choose from if you fancy traversing the hills, and discrete slate workings. Just four miles away lies the charming village of Tremadog, home to a pub and convenience store for grabbing the essentials, while neighbouring Porthmadog is filled with a greater choice of amenities, including an eclectic mix of independent shops, galleries, restaurants, pubs, and tea rooms. Some of North Wales best attractions aren’t far from your lovely new home either, such as the world famous Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland steam railways, and just a couple of miles away, the Italianate village and gardens of Portmeirion can be found. Those outdoor enthusiasts will be drawn to the many wonders of the Snowdonia National Park, where you can take on the famous, awe-inspiring Snowdon Peak or even explore the underground mines at Zip World Llechwedd. A charming adventure at Ereiniog awaits during your next visit to North Wales.
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