Dog-friendly Gwynedd

A unique Grade II* listed detached 15th century church set amidst some stunning scenery, close to the shores of Tal-y-Llyn lake. Many original features, Welsh oak roof structure, Tudor painted ceiling and stained glass windows. Dolgellau 9 miles.

A delightful, stone cottage. Pretty sheltered gardens, stylish luxury interior with multi-fuel stove and spiral staircase. Morfa Bychyn 2.4 miles.

Nestling on the fringes of the Snowdonia National Park, these charming detached cottages, next to the owner’s home, have stunning countryside views. Bryn Salem (ref UKC2466) has a lovely patio with a built in outdoor barbecue/kitchen perfect for al fresco dining, and a blissful hot tub enjoying those lovely views. The enclosed courtyard is ideal for dogs and even has a dog/bike wash tap for muddy paws and wheels. Ysgoldy Salem (ref UK11848) has been skilfully converted from the former village Sunday school and reading rooms to offer a luxury base from which to explore this delightful area of southern Snowdonia. Boasting a blissful hot tub, stylish interiors and lovely rural views, Ysgoldy Salem is perfect to return to after a day spent enjoying the myriad of activities on offer with the Cambrian mountains, Cader Idris and the mountains of Snowdonia all within easy reach. Cabin Caru (ref UK12335) is perfect for a relaxing glamping break whatever the season, with its lovely outdoor space for al fresco dining and a cosy wood burner for peaceful winter evenings in. It offers open plan living space with an en-suite facility, making this a truly luxurious glamping experience and a great base from which to explore this delightful area of southern Snowdonia. It is completely self-contained and offers a truly romantic retreat, perfect for two.

The properties are ideally situated for enjoying year round holidays and are conveniently situated between the historic market towns of Machynlleth and Dolgellau, both with a good selection of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. A superb variety of outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed locally, and many wonderful walks actually start directly from the cottage doorstep. The coast at Aberdyfi and Barmouth make for great summer days out, with their wide expanses of golden sands. Beach 21 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

This charming, spacious garden apartment boasts a stunning location alongside the River Llyfni. It is perfectly positioned for exploring the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, and the gently rolling countryside of the Llyn Peninsula with its miles of sandy beaches. Cleverly converted on the ground floor of this former woollen mill, the apartment offers plenty of space for four guests, with a welcoming open plan living space and two bedrooms. There is an interconnecting door between this apartment and Tryfan (ref UK6628), ideal for larger groups.
The Woollen Mill, where the owner lives on-site, is situated within a peaceful setting, overlooking woodland with rural views in all directions that follow the course of the river. Dating back to 1776, it is a building full of character and history. If visitors can bear to tear themselves away from the property’s tranquil seclusion, a wealth of delights await exploration, including Caernarfon with its magnificent castle. The Welsh Highland Railway is worth a visit for scenic trips into the heart of the National Park. For the more adventurous, Zip World Velocity, the longest, fastest zip wire in the northern hemisphere is also easily accessible. A beautiful sandy beach is within 5 miles, and there are wonderful walking opportunities from the doorstep. Fishing nearby. Beach 4½ miles. Shop 3½ miles, pub 6 miles and restaurant 10½ miles.
Snowdon can be booked together with Tryfan (ref UK6628) to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Just a few minutes’ walk from a beautiful sandy beach, perfect for family seaside holidays and relaxing winter escapes. This renovated, detached single storey property boasts a lovely bright open plan living area and an enclosed lawned garden. It is situated in a quiet residential cul de sac close to the delightful and historic village of Harlech with its majestic medieval castle, championship golf course, interesting shops, pubs and restaurant’s. A fantastic range of outdoor activities, including climbing, walking, white water rafting and the area’s most exciting visitor attraction, Zip World Titan, the first four-person zip wire in Europe, along with Zip World Caverns and Bounce Below (trampolines in the slate caverns) are all within easy reach. Mountain biking is also very popular with the mountain bike trails of Antur Stiniog at Blaenau Ffestiniog and Coed y Brennin Forest near Dolgellau, along with miles of quite country lanes to explore. The Italianate village of Portmeirion and Porthmadog home of both the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland narrow gauge railways for journeys deep into the Snowdonia mountains are both close by. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Situated only 1 mile from the beach, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, this renovated former farm building commands glorious views up the Nantlle Valley towards Mount Snowdon and Anglesey across Caernarfon Bay. Spacious and comfortable, Crib Y Nantlle is next door to the owners’ home, and is perfectly located to explore North Wales and its myriad of outdoor leisure pursuits.
There are superb family visitor attractions, and Caernarfon with its magnificent castle is just 6 miles away. Caernarfon is also the starting point for the Welsh Highland Narrow Gauge Railway for scenic train journeys deep into the heart of the Snowdonia Mountains. A fine selection of shops, pubs and restaurants can also be found along with a golf course and a leisure centre with indoor swimming pool and tennis facilities. The lovely beaches of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula are within easy reach, with the nearest being just 1 mile away. There is wonderful walking, cycling and birdwatching from the doorstep. Beach 1 mile. Shop 3 miles, pub serving food 4 miles, restaurant 6 miles.

Enjoying a beautiful rural setting on the spectacular Llŷn Peninsula, renowned for its superb unspoilt scenery, excellent beaches, walking, cycling and water sports, this charming semi-detached cottage nestles besides the owner’s home and Beudy Isaf (ref 31048), with spectacular views towards the mountains of Snowdonia, and a short drive to both Criccieth and Pwllheli’s many amenities. Wonderful country walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep. Golf, riding and fishing are found nearby and Snowdonia’s exhilarating outdoor pursuits are easily accessible. Beach 4½ miles. Shop and pub 3 miles, restaurants 7 miles.
Beudy Canol can be booked together with Beudy Isaf (ref 31048) to accommodate up to 6 guests.

With a relaxing hot tub on the patio, this gorgeous detached holiday property, adjacent to the owners’ home, has been finished to an excellent standard. There is an open plan living area downstairs, complete with a warming wood burner for chilly evenings, and French doors opening out onto the patio. There are walks straight from the door and the Coed y Brenin Forest Park is close by, with tumbling waterfalls and leafy paths, and with cycle hire available.
It is just 3 miles to the pretty town of Dolgellau, offering a range of places to eat and drink. Dolgellau is also the starting point of the Mawddach Trail, a level 9 mile walk along the old railway line to Barmouth. The large sandy beach at Barmouth is well worth a visit – don’t forget your bucket and spade! In the other direction is Bala home to the largest natural lake in Wales, and the Bala Lake Railway, offering a memorable journey by steam train along the lake shore. Beach 11 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

Enjoying a superb location, with stunning panoramic sea views over to Cardigan Bay, this comfortable end terraced property is conveniently located in the pretty coastal village of Criccieth. Nestled just down the hill are the magnificent ancient castle, lovely beaches and a fine selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. Wendon provides an idyllic base for holidays all year round. There are wonderful coastal walks and exhilarating outdoor pursuits in the nearby Snowdonia National Park. There is also a host of visitor attractions nearby, including the world famous Ffestiniog Railway, which provides guests with scenic journeys deep into the mountains, and the Italianate village of Portmeirion. Golf, riding and fishing are all available close by. Beach 50 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

Ty Gwyn is a welcoming, mid-terraced property, perfectly situated to explore the joys of both Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula, as well as the popular town of Caernarfon with its majestic, medieval castle. With incredible views stretching all the way over to Caernarfon Bay and Anglesey, you won’t get tired of waking up to this stunning scenery. After a long walk why not utilise all this property has to offer. Have a soak in the bath or freshen up in the separate shower, then cook yourself a lovely homely meal in the well-equipped kitchen. Afterwards, pop on the TV and relax in the peace and quiet of your cosy surroundings.

Ty Gwyn is in a beautiful rural location with access to great walking opportunities in the gorgeous mountains or along the expansive coast. Just a short drive away is Mount Snowdon, making this is an ideal base if you’re looking to climb the famous Welsh mountain and explore the Snowdonia National Park. Alternatively you can enjoy the delights of Caernarfon and enjoy a meal in one of the numerous restaurants, cafés and pubs on offer. Ty Gwyn has everything you need for a thoroughly enjoyable stay with so many adventures and experiences close by. Shop, pub and restaurant 2¾ miles.