This charming, single storey property lies within Llangynog amidst rural North Wales. Surrounded by the beautiful Berwyn Mountains and providing access to the scenic Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, it provides a scenic getaway at any time of year. Awel Y Berwyn is set entirely over the ground floor, ensuring easy of accessibility, ideal for families with elderly guests. Beyond a gated entrance is an off-road parking space, where you can unload your baggage into this charming dwelling, before popping the kettle on for a warm cup of tea. The spacious, kitchen/diner is well-equipped for all your culinary needs, dominated by a range cooker with 7-ring gas hob and electric ovens, plus the convenience of a washing machine so you can put your muddy clothes on a spin. French doors open to the lounge, complete with plush sofas and a TV for catching up on your favourite shows, before stepping under the rainfall shower and washing away the day. Guests will find two delightful bedrooms, including a king-size and twin, each with light furnishings and fitted storage. On a sunny day, take lunch outside and sit at the picnic bench, taking in those glorious mountain vistas. The immediate area offers a wealth of scenic walking and cycling routes; visit Pistyll Rhaeadr, Wales’ highest waterfall and located just a few miles from the village of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, or venture over to Lake Vyrnwy, where you can enjoy some precious time on a canoe before refuelling with a bacon buttie and cream tea at a local café. For those seeking a bit of a thrill, the well known Revolution Park is nestled close by and provides many exciting downhill biking trails. Brush up on local history by spending an afternoon discovering the nearby National Trust castles, including Chirk Castle with its rich history and beautifully kept gardens. Take on the scenic splendour of North Wales with a stay at Awel Y Berwyn.

With views over the Berwyn Mountains and wooded hills and valley, the village of Llangynog is a lovely spot for a holiday. In an area popular for climbing, walking, birdwatching and mountain biking, Llangynog village also has two pubs which serve food, making it a great base for relaxing after a day spent outdoors. Nearby are Lake Vyrnwy and Lake Bala, which both offer good fishing and watersports and make a good spot for a picnic. For those who fancy venturing further afield, the attractions of Mid and North Wales, and also Shropshire, await you.

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