Pen Y Braich Uchaf

Tremadog, Gwynedd

Pen Y Braich Uchaf is a charming detached cottage located in Tremadog, Gwynedd, offering breathtaking views over the Cwm Pennant Valley and surrounding landscapes, including Snowdon and the Nantlle Ridge. This characterful retreat, dating back to 1780, is ideal for families or groups of up to six people, providing a cozy base for those eager to explore the stunning coastline and natural beauty of North Wales. The cottage's elevated position ensures guests can enjoy panoramic vistas while relaxing on the property’s grounds, which are part of a working farm.

Inside, the cottage features a welcoming sitting room highlighted by a woodburning stove set in a traditional stone fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Guests can unwind on plush sofas while enjoying entertainment options like a TV or a good book, or they can retreat to the pine-framed conservatory to soak in the views. The well-equipped kitchen caters to all culinary needs with modern appliances, including a washing machine and dishwasher, making self-catering convenient. During warmer months, the outdoor patio offers an excellent space for alfresco dining, complete with a BBQ, where guests can relish the scenic surroundings.

The sleeping arrangements consist of two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, designed to accommodate various group configurations comfortably. After a day of adventure, guests can rest peacefully in these well-appointed rooms. The nearby village of Tremadog provides essential amenities, while Porthmadog, a short distance away, boasts a wider selection of pubs, bars, and restaurants. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous walking trails in Snowdonia National Park and beautiful beaches along the coastline, perfect for sunbathing or family activities like rock pooling.

For those looking to explore beyond the cottage, attractions such as the historic Harlech Castle and the picturesque Italian-style village of Portmeirion are within reach. The nearby Craig-Y-Garn offers a short yet rewarding walk, revealing stunning views and geological points of interest. Additionally, Criccieth, known as the 'Pearl of Wales,' is just under seven miles away, featuring a Blue Flag beach and the ruins of Criccieth Castle, a site steeped in history. Pen Y Braich Uchaf serves as a delightful base for creating lasting memories while discovering the beauty and culture of North Wales.

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