Tremadog 1.8 miles.
Beautifully renovated into an attractive holiday home, this picturesque building is a former 19th Century school set on the wooded slopes of the Glaslyn Valley in the small village of Prenteg, fitted with a mixture of original character features and various contemporary facilities.
Yr Hen Ysgol boasts far-reaching views of the rural Rhinog Mountains, ideal for a large family gathering or group of friends looking for an adventurous getaway to Snowdonia National Park.
Indulge in an evening of relaxation as you choose between the various living spaces, find the heart of the home in the main sitting room, perfect for frosty nights with stylish leather suites surrounding the large TV with a sound bar whilst the woodburning stove takes centre stage.
Alternatively you can choose alone time as you curl up with a good book and a glass of wine in the snug room, a homely space offering more plush seating and another TV, there's also an extra study space with a computer if you need to nip away and get some business done during your trip.
Gather round the dining table and toast to a wonderful holiday with a bottle of fizz and delicious food cooked within the amply-equipped kitchen, where the designated chef can cook up a storm from the attractive appliances.
Also on this floor is a convenient cloakroom and utility/boot room, with plenty of hooks to hang your coats bench seating and 2 sinks, it is perfect for coming in and cleaning off your boots after a day exploring.
Whilst up on the first floor, when the evening draws to a close, find one of four beautiful bedrooms, with the master super king-size room up several more steps on a private second floor, benefiting from its own TV and character features through beams and sloped ceilings.
The rest of the bedrooms are found directly on the first floor, escape to a double with an en-suite shower room, a further double and a modest twin, all thoughtfully laid out with stylish décor and ample storage, ensuring a flexible sleeping arrangement for all types of groups.
Choose to soak in a hot bubble bath in the family bathroom, letting yourself relax as you prepare for bed, or hop into the overhead shower to start a refreshing morning.
Summer days can be spent outside in the enclosed garden with 360 degree views of the surrounding countryside and Mount Snowdon itself to enjoy an alfresco lunch on the patio.
Soak up the rural surroundings around Prenteg, recognised as a haven for birdwatchers, and associated with Wales' only nesting pair of Osprey.
Stroll over to the tranquil village of Tremadog to stock up on your self-catering essentials at the local shop before stopping off at one of the welcoming pubs for a traditional Welsh pint and some pub grub.
The colourful town of Porthmadog is home to the wonderful Ffestiniog Railway, offering nostalgic steam train journeys through the beautiful countryside, along with shops, pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes, whilst further afield is the spectacular Black Rock Sands, a paradise for watersports enthusiasts.
Discover the surrounding areas of the Snowdonia National Park, ascending onto a wealth of challenging walking and cycling trails and outdoor activities among breath-taking views, exploring the peaks of Erik Scott, Dinas Emrys, and Mount Snowdon, or enjoy a thrilling day at Zip World Slate Caverns.
Stroll along the Wales Coast Path, finding glorious sandy beaches and seaside towns, or enjoy a fun-filled day out at Portmeirion, admiring the Italian-style attractions at the Central Piazza, Riviera inspired houses, and beautiful quayside.
For a taste of history, visit Caernarfon and Harlech, boasting ancient stories throughout battle ruins, imposing castles, old buildings and dramatic landscapes.
Return year after year to the stunning Yr Hen Ysgol.
