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Complimentary Wine Taster when at 18th Century Toll House near Cader Idris

Published on 11 Nov 2019 by Gwion Llwyd

You will receive a complimentary wine taster when at this 18th Century Toll House near Cader Idris. Book to stay at Tolldy for 4 nights + between now and end December and you will have a great evening tasting wine at Gwin Dylanwad Wine, Dolgellau.

18th Century Toll House Near Cadair Idris | Tolldy

18th Century Toll House Near Cader Idris | TOLLDY

Price £360 – £720 / week

Sleeps 5 + cot | WiFi | Near Pub

Tolldy is an 18th Century toll house near Cader Idris. A beautiful country cottage feel within a traditional dressed stone exterior. Three bedrooms, elegant furnishings and in a central town location make this a fantastic holiday retreat.

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