Enjoying a prime position in the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy being close to the beautiful shores of the North Wales coast and just a stone's throw from the Rhinogs mountain range in Snowdonia, Tyn Ffynnon is a fantastic detached stone cottage perfect for a getaway to Wales with friends or family. Featuring oak flooring throughout the ground floor with underfloor heating, hand-crafted doors and exposed stone, Tyn Ffynnon boasts beauty and style around every corner and makes a wonderful base for a group of six. Enjoy relaxing with your loved ones amidst in the lovely open-plan living room with a plush sitting area home to two sofas facing towards the huge stone inglenook fireplace which houses the woodburning stove, and the fantastic Smart TV. Gather around the beautiful dining table with stylish feature lighting above and a feature made of the exposed stone in the wall, you can enjoy the elegant mix of rustic and contemporary style. The stunning olive green fitted kitchen will surely tempt anyone to get cooking, with a host of integrated appliances to use including an electric oven and a five-ring induction hob, as well as plenty of preparation space on the white quartz surfaces. A handy utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer, helping to make your holiday a breeze, with the ground floor also having a cloakroom too. Perfect for families and pets, the large enclosed garden has plenty of lawn space for summer games in the sun, you can watch over from the picnic bench before you all tuck into an alfresco lunch. The bedrooms are wonderfully spacious, enjoy beautiful decor and bed linen, and each have lots of storage for your belongings; choose from either of the two king-size bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom with a divine freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower, the other with an en-suite shower room, whilst the twin bedroom is ideal for children, and all come with a fabulous Smart TV too. Completing the layout is the excellent family bathroom with a bath and shower over, featuring an exposed stone wall and a vintage-style radiator to keep your towel toasty. Enjoy the beautiful shores of Benar Beach where pristine sands await you; fishing is popular here thanks to the great range of species found here including plaice, bass, and dogfish, as well as being a great spot for surfing if the conditions are right. Set off from walks right from your doorstep and stop at the surrounding historic sites, from the Dyffryn Ardudwy Burial Chamber to the Cors y Gedol Neolithic Site. Visit the charming seaside town of Barmouth where you can enjoy exploring via the Heritage Trail or relax on the sandy beach before trying out some exciting activities like paddle-boarding and kayaking. Discover the rugged beauty of The Rhinogs, the least visited of Snowdonia's peaks, they may not reach the same heights as their northern friends but what they lack in height they make up for in challenging 'off-piste' mountaineering country with few footpaths and some tricky ascents and descents, experienced walkers will love the challenge they bring and the stunning scenery of this untamed wilderness. Within reach of the historic town of Harlech too, Tyn Ffynnon is a wonderful North Wales cottage where unforgettable memories will be made.

Dyffryn Ardudwy is a lovely village resting near the coast and the beaches of Benar and Barmouth, as well as being backed by The Rhinogs, part of the Snowdonia Mountains. Home to a variety of wildlife including buzzards as well as having its own mild climate thanks to its location, Dyffryn Ardudwy is a great holiday location. The village is home to a pub within one of the leisure complexes and a shop, while more selection can be found in the neighbouring village of Llanddwywe.

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