A superb stone-built former chapel house, located in the hamlet of Rhydlydan, close to the delightful Victorian town of Betws-y-Coed on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.
Set over three floors, this Rhyslydan cottage benefits from pretty views of the beautiful surrounding greenery, and provides an ideal base for families and friends looking to explore this wonderful region of Wales.
This charming cottage in Snowdonia sits attached to a stone chapel, formerly the rector's house, and now offers a mixture of traditional features and modern furnishings.
It has a sociable, open plan living area with kitchen, dining and sitting areas, including a woodburner set in a stone inglenook fireplace, plus a second sitting room providing additional space for guests to enjoy peace and quiet.
There are five comfortable bedrooms offering flexible sleeping arrangements, two of which benefit from en-suite facilities.
The delightful decked garden at the rear of this cottage near Betws-y-Coed overlooks a quaint babbling brook, and enjoys views across open countryside that offer numerous walking and cycling tracks, available from the doorstep.
A traditional village pub is located just across the road, and within a short drive of this cottage near Betws-y-Coed you will find go karting to amuse children of all ages, and an abundance of watersport activities.
Take a short drive to Bala to discover the beautiful lakes and surrounding rivers for fantastic fishing opportunities, whitewater rafting and sailing.
A lovely Snowdonia cottage, ideal for those wanting a relaxing break or to explore this beautiful area.
Note: This property is next door to Ref. 26537, together they sleep 12.
