Penrhyndeudraeth 3.2 miles.
Surrounded by breath-taking panoramic views of Welsh mountains and far-reaching countryside is The Old Smithy Cottage, a ground-floor annexe attached to the owner's property.
This self-contained abode has its own private entrance on the main road for you to settle in at your own pace.
Feel at home as you enter this characterful stone cottage, welcomed by an entrance hall for you to hang up your coats, kick off your shoes, and grab a beer from the fridge after a long walk.
Relax and unwind in the living/dining room, a stylish space where you can put your feet up and let the Smart TV entertain you before sitting down for a delicious meal prepared within the amply-equipped kitchen.
Indulge in a dreamy summer's afternoon in the conservatory, boasting sensational views of lush fields, rolling hills and far-away villages, here you can get lost in a good book, spot the local wildlife or enjoy an evening together over a glass of wine.
When you're ready to call it a night, retire to the double bedroom, a chic resting spot with ample storage and lovely décor.
Take your pick between a calming bubble bath after an adventurous day, or hop in for a brisk shower before an evening dining out in one of the nearby excellent pubs!
Dine alfresco on the outdoor patio, settling in for a tasty meal in front of the awe-inspiring backdrop of panoramic mountain views and far-reaching landscapes, you can also indulge in a sit down picnic on the lawn area.
Step outside into the peaceful countryside which surrounds the property, with woodland walks right on the doorstep, as well as the popular Grapes Hotel and Oakeley Arms, dating back to the 16th and 17th century, offering perfect spots to enjoy an afternoon pint with a spot of traditional pub grub.
Venture over to Blaenau Ffestiniog for an exciting day, boasting fantastic attractions including Bounce Below, Zip World Titan and Caverns, and Llechwedd slate caverns, as well as the Ffestiniog Steam Railway and a wide range of shops, pubs, and dining options.
Spend a day in the unique town of Porthmadog, a colourful corner of Wales with an interesting Maritime Museum and access to the stunning Black Rock Sands.
Explore outdoor adventure in the encompassing areas of the Snowdonia National Park, home to some of the UK's best walking trails around challenging peaks at Dinas Emrys, Erik Scott, and Mount Snowdon.
Alternatively, enjoy leisurely walks along the Wales Coast Path over to Portmeirion, a beautiful Italianate village with exciting attractions at Riviera inspired houses, the Central Piazza, and a peaceful quayside.
Spend a memorable week in Wales with your other half at The Old Smithy Cottage.
