A former quarryman’s cottage resting within the centre of Snowdonia National Park, Yr Adfa (The Retreat) offers stunning mountain views, a prime location for the centre of Blaenau Ffestiniog and an abundance of wonder around every corner.
Hosting bright and airy accommodation, the dwelling is ideal for a family or group of friends to enjoy the delights of North Wales.
Stepping past the stained glass of the front door and into the living/dining area, you will be greeted by a spacious area offering a great spot to unwind in after a day of exploring; with ample seating for all of the group varying from plush sofas to snug armchairs, here you can gather together in the evenings to enjoy each other’s company and the warmth of the electric fire.
With the dining area also situated within the living room, here you can enjoy home-cooked meals together, or use the table as a base for an evening of board games and family fun.
Head into the kitchen to find all the appliances you could need for a week-long stay; take a chilled beverage from the fridge and head outside to the enclosed rear yard to enjoy the last glimpses of the sun before retiring to one of the well-presented bedrooms.
Offering two doubles and a bunk room, the accommodation provides a flexible arrangement for a variety of group needs, ensuring each member is surrounded by a crisp and clean spot to rest.
Settled at the centre of the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, you’re ideally situated for a scatter of amenities including shops and eateries to historic landmarks and well-known attractions such as the Zip World Slate Caverns.
Venture into the lands of Snowdonia National Park where you can find various walking routes for all abilities, luscious landscapes and various outdoor activities for all tastes.
Within close reach is Llandudno too, with its picturesque pier and various amusements, it’s no surprise that it’s a tourist hub all-year-round.
In reach of both countryside lands and the coast, Yr Adfa (The Retreat) is a marvellous base for exploring this scenic area of North Wales.
