Gwel Y Fenai is a delightful holiday home boasting panoramic views on the outskirts of Y Felinheli, Gwynedd. With off-road parking for two cars and welcoming two well-behaved pets, this property is perfect for families or friends seeking a serene retreat amidst stunning scenery. Venture inside to discover the open-plan living area, where you can relax and unwind after a day of exploration. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to prepare delicious meals, which can be enjoyed at the dining table with seating for six. After dinner, retire to the sitting area and sink into the plush seating, catching up on your favourite shows or enjoying a movie night on the Smart TV. The interior is full of gorgeous exposed beams that give this property a truly unique feeling. Step outside to the enclosed rear garden, where you can enjoy a morning coffee on the gravelled area, or indulge in a soothing soak in the hot tub. As the evening draws in, gather around the picnic bench for some alfresco dining, making the most of this idyllic setting. When it's time to catch your rest, choose from two inviting bedrooms; a king-size room and a spacious family room, both offering a peaceful space to recharge. Once you're all settled in, venture out to explore the local area, where you'll find a wealth of attractions to suit all tastes. Literature enthusiasts will be thrilled to visit The Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation, while the towering Paul Bunyan Statue is an impressive sight for all. Engage in interactive learning at the Maine Discovery Museum, or immerse yourself in local history at the National Slate Museum. For a scenic day out, embark on a journey on the Llanberis Lake Railway, providing stunning views of Llyn Padarn and the Llanberis View Point. Families will enjoy a fun-filled day at the GreenWood Family Park, and a peaceful stroll to Moel Y Don offers a tranquil escape. Your unforgettable holiday at Y Felinheli awaits.

Y Felinheli, formerly know as Port Dinorwic, is situated on the beautiful Menai Strait between the historic town of Caernarfon and the cathedral city of Bangor. Home to a yachting marina (the UK’s only Historic Grade II listed Marina), this small village offers a wide range of outdoor activities for all ages and abilities. Water sports, such as sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding, while the village’s surrounding woodlands provide excellent trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. For those looking for a more leisurely experience, the village’s marina offers scenic walks and opportunities for birdwatching. The village also has a couple of pubs, three restaurants and cafe in the Marina area, a Chinese/Fish and Chip shop a shop and Post Office, a beautician and a hairdresser. Travelling outside the village, there are lots of great restaurants on the nearby Island of Anglesey (Menai Bridge, Beaumaris) as well as in Caernarfon. Visitors to this lovely region are spoilt for choice, with stunning Snowdonia, the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, or the sandy beaches of the Isle of Anglesey all within easy reach.

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