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Nestled on the outskirts of Llanfachreth, just 5.1 miles from Dolgellau, Cae Llechi is a charming stone-built cottage with a rich history spanning over 400 years. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, this inviting retreat serves as an ideal base for exploring the diverse landscapes of North Wales, from its serene coastlines to its lush countryside. The property is easily accessible via a rural track road leading to a spacious gravel driveway, allowing for convenient loading and unloading of luggage. The well-maintained gardens welcome guests into a delightful home that promises comfort and relaxation.
Upon entering Cae Llechi, visitors are greeted by a rustic sitting room that exudes original character, featuring exposed stonework, wooden beams, and a cozy woodburning stove. This space invites guests to unwind after a day of adventure. The well-equipped kitchen at the rear of the cottage is perfect for the designated chef, offering modern amenities to prepare hearty meals. Guests can gather in the adjacent dining room to enjoy long-awaited quality time together, while the patio outside provides a peaceful setting for evening relaxation amidst the stunning greenery of the surrounding countryside.
The cottage accommodates up to seven guests across four thoughtfully designed bedrooms, including a double room, two twin rooms, and a snug single room, each equipped with its own television for added comfort. A contemporary family bathroom offers both a luxurious soak and invigorating overhead shower, ensuring a refreshing start to each day. Beyond the comforts of the cottage, guests can explore the area on foot, with various walking trails available right from the doorstep, including the scenic Precipice Walk and cycling routes through Coed-y-Brenin, both promising picturesque views and invigorating experiences.
For those seeking local flavor, the nearby market town of Dolgellau boasts a variety of eateries catering to diverse tastes, alongside a well-stocked convenience store for last-minute essentials. A short drive away, the seaside resort of Barmouth offers golden sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing or swimming in Cardigan Bay. For a touch of luxury, guests can embark on a motor yacht excursion towards St. Patrick’s causeway, keeping an eye out for dolphins along the way. Cae Llechi promises a memorable and rejuvenating rural retreat in the heart of North Wales, perfect for families and groups looking to create lasting memories together.
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