Escape to this idyllic retreat on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, where friends, families, and furry companions are invited to unwind in the embrace of this cosy cottage complete with a warming wood burner and private garden surrounded by woodland. Set amidst breathtaking landscapes of meandering streams, majestic mountains, and enchanting woodlands, this charming abode promises a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Drive up the farm track, winding through lush woodland, and arrive at this charming stone cottage. Step into the well-equipped kitchen/diner, where culinary adventures await. Gather around the dining table by the French doors, which offer garden views, before retiring to the cosy lounge with comfortable sofas, a Smart TV and a wood burner that creates a lovely ambient glow. Open the French doors to let the outside in as you catch up with loved ones or settle in for a movie night. When night falls, climb the stairs to two inviting bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for a restful night's sleep. Choose from a regal king-size bed or twin beds that can be converted into a super-king-size on request. Start your day with a refreshing shower or leisurely bath in the spacious family bathroom before embarking on your next adventure. Outside, the enclosed garden beckons with a picnic bench, charcoal BBQ, and a deck leading to another inviting seating area, offering the perfect setting for al fresco dining against a backdrop of rural views.

Discover the historic charm of Machynlleth (4 miles), renowned for its vibrant Wednesday street market and eclectic array of quirky shops, inviting restaurants, and tempting cafes. Art enthusiasts will delight in a visit to MOMA Wales which showcases inspiring modern Welsh art. Outdoor enthusiasts can embark on exhilarating adventures such as climbing Pumlumon, the highest summit in Mid-Wales, exploring the Glyndwr's Way footpath, or meandering along the Dyfi Valley Way, tracing the route alongside the picturesque River Dyfi to Aberdyfi. With long sandy beaches to explore at Ynyslas and Aberdyfi, there's no shortage of natural beauty to enjoy within 10 miles of home. RSPB Ynys hir is also within easy reach and has over 3 miles of nature trails waiting for you to explore.

Escape to this idyllic retreat on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, where friends, families, and furry companions are invited to unwind in the embrace of this cosy cottage complete with a warming wood burner and private garden surrounded by woodland. Set amidst breathtaking landscapes of meandering streams, majestic mountains, and enchanting woodlands, this charming abode promises a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Drive up the farm track, winding through lush woodland, and arrive at this charming stone cottage. Step into the well equipped kitchen/diner, where culinary adventures await. Gather around the dining table by the French doors, which offer garden views, before retiring to the cosy lounge with comfortable sofas, a Smart TV and a wood burner that creates a lovely ambient glow. Open the French doors to let the outside in as you catch up with loved ones or settle in for a movie night. When night falls, climb the stairs to two inviting bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for a restful night's sleep. Choose from a regal king size bed or twin beds that can be converted into a super king size on request. Start your day with a refreshing shower or leisurely bath in the spacious family bathroom before embarking on your next adventure. Outside, the enclosed garden beckons with a picnic bench, charcoal BBQ, and a deck leading to another inviting seating area, offering the perfect setting for al fresco dining against a backdrop of rural views. Discover the historic charm of Machynlleth (4 miles), renowned for its vibrant Wednesday street market and eclectic array of quirky shops, inviting restaurants, and tempting cafes. Art enthusiasts will delight in a visit to moma Wales which showcases inspiring modern Welsh art. Outdoor enthusiasts can embark on exhilarating adventures such as climbing Pumlumon, the highest summit in Mid Wales, exploring the Glyndwr's Way footpath, or meandering along the Dyfi Valley Way, tracing the route alongside the picturesque River Dyfi to Aberdyfi. With long sandy beaches to explore at Ynyslas and Aberdyfi, there's no shortage of natural beauty to enjoy within 10 miles of home. RSPB Ynys hir is also within easy reach and has over 3 miles of nature trails waiting for you to explore.