Ty Dyffryn is situated in an enviable rural, mountainous setting in Llan Ffestiniog close to Blaenau Ffestiniog in North Wales, and boasts well-presented accommodation which offers the perfect base for exploring the delights of the surrounding region. Ideal for walkers, the property is suitable for small families or a group of four travelling together. The attractive terraced cottage faces towards the dramatic mountains of Manod and Moelwyn which means the holiday home is able to offer unrivalled views to its guests. As you step into the house, the open-plan living space welcomes you in and you can imagine curling up together in the sitting area in front of the delightful woodburning stove, getting warm and watching the weather moving dramatically over the mountains outside. When guests get hungry, the kitchen is equipped with everything needed to produce hearty food for the holiday party and you can keep the designated chef company by pulling up a stool at the breakfast bar and pouring a glass of your favourite tipple. If the weather allows then there is an outside terrace area with impressive rural views making it a magnificent spot for spending time alfresco. You could consider stepping out the back to relax on the Sun terrace to enjoy the Summer weather while sitting with your loved ones. At bedtime, there is a double and a bunk bedroom which both enjoy superb views and offer a relaxing oasis to rest your weary heads. After a quick shower in the morning in the stylish shower room, you and your fellow guests are ready to get out and about exploring. There are so many walks, hikes and rambles literally from the front door and there is something for everyone regardless of age and ability. Any pets will love it too with loads of dog-friendly walks in the area. As well as the nearby mountains, Snowdonia National Park is within a short drive and is well worth visiting if only for the spectacular views. Take some time off from hiking, with a trip on the famous Blaenau Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland railway which takes a 40-mile route through the captivating North Wales’ countryside and offers some simply sublime scenery along the way. Nearby towns and villages worth heading out in the car to visit include the famous Italianate village of Portmeirion, the bustling town of Porthmadog, Betws-y-Coed, Conwy and Bala. Ty Dyffryn offers a holiday oasis surrounded by dramatic mountains and beautiful countryside.

The old slate quarrying village of Llan Ffestiniog quietly rests close to the impressive Manod and Moelwyn Mountains, near the centre of Snowdonia National Park. Nearby Blaenau Ffestiniog, once the world's capital of slate quarrying and in the 19th century known as the 'City of Slate', offers a range of shops and pubs, whilst the surrounding area boasts a variety of things to see and do. Take a tour around Llechwedd Slate Cavern, enjoy a ride on the famous Ffestiniog Railway or simply take some time to admire the stunning mountainous views available from all aspects. With excellent walking, mountain biking and cycling, wonderful sandy beaches, great fishing, a wealth of delightful towns and villages scattered throughout the area, Zip World, Bounce Below and the beautiful Vale of Ffestiniog and Cynfal Waterfalls to the west, this lovely location has something for everyone, at any time of year!

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