Wales - Ref 1838

Set in the peaceful foothills of the Cader Idris mountain range is the tiny hamlet of Tal y Llyn Situated on the shores of the lake that it shares its name, this little settlement is an ideal place for walkers, cyclists and fishing enthusiasts as well as nature lovers and bird watchers The Tal y Llyn narrow gauge railway is also very close by whilst slightly further a field is the historic town of Dolgellau and the renowned seaside resort of Towyn These two larger settlements offer a variety of good shops, pubs and restaurants, although if you prefer open spaces, the beach at Barmouth is definitely the place to go and has been awarded a blue flag With such spectacular scenery, this wonderful region has no shortage of places to see and things to do Set amidst the stunning foothills of Mount Cader Idris, this attractive 19th Century stone-built barn conversion is just a few hundred yards from the Minfford Path and nine miles from picturesque Dolgellau Also within easy distance of the Tal y Llyn Lake, this quaint little property offers glorious period charm, such as exposed beams, natural stone walls and an impressive inglenook fireplace The property also incorporates a number of modern luxuries which include a hot-tub and swimming-spa-pool, as well as incredible views of the surrounding countryside .