Croesor Bach is a charming, traditional stone-built farmhouse situated at an elevation of 700 feet on the slopes of Cnicht within the stunning Snowdonia National Park, just five miles from Porthmadog. This inviting accommodation can comfortably sleep up to eight guests in its four well-appointed bedrooms. The location offers an array of excellent walking opportunities directly from the cottage, whether it involves ascending the mountain, exploring the valley, visiting the historic Croesor slate mine, or leisurely wandering along the stream while observing local wildlife such as choughs and dippers.
The interior of Croesor Bach retains a traditional character, featuring three main rooms on the ground floor. The sitting room is highlighted by a large open fireplace, creating a cozy atmosphere. The kitchen boasts a distinctive slate worktop and is equipped with an oil-fired range that provides heating, hot water, and oven facilities, complemented by a separate five-ring induction hob for cooking. The dining room, which features a table and bookcases, offers a picturesque view across the valley, enhancing the rustic charm of the farmhouse.
Upstairs, the farmhouse accommodates four bedrooms, providing a total of six beds, along with a bathroom that includes a shower, bath, toilet, and washbasin. Each bedroom is designed to offer scenic views of the surrounding countryside, allowing guests to wake up to the beauty of nature. The property's rough garden, spanning 0.3 acres, showcases breathtaking views of the mountains, including Cnicht and Moelwyn Mawr, as well as glimpses of the distant sea beyond Porthmadog. A patio with tables on the seaside of the house offers a perfect spot for relaxation in this tranquil setting.
Situated in Penrhyndeudraeth, Croesor Bach is nestled in a serene rural area surrounded by mountains, with no passing traffic, ensuring a peaceful retreat. Nearby attractions include the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways and Sygun Copper Mine, along with opportunities for outdoor activities at Aberglaslyn Pass and Mermaid Spa. Adventurous visitors can also explore attractions like Zip World Llechwedd and Hufenfa'r Castell. The area is rich in wildlife, providing excellent opportunities for game walks and birdwatching, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts.
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