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Home | Cottages | Glyn-Cywarch

Jacobean Home Steeped in History and Heritage | Glyn-Cywarch

X14
Dog FriendlyReal FireLarge Cottage
Harlech
 
 

Hidden in a secluded valley in Eryri, Glyn-Cywarch is a property of rare distinction. This Grade I listed Jacobean manor, built in 1616 and lovingly restored, offers an unparalleled opportunity to inhabit a home where heritage and elegance are woven into every detail. With its commanding stone façade, ivy-clad mullioned windows and sweeping views across Eryri, Glyn-Cywarch is a house that captivates even before you cross its threshold.

Inside, the sense of history is tangible. Oak panelling, grand staircases and intricately carved fireplaces evoke centuries of noble life, yet thoughtful restoration has brought the house into the 21st century with quiet sophistication. This is no museum piece; it is a warm and welcoming home, designed for the comfort of modern guests without compromising its historic character.

The house accommodates up to 18 guests in 11 bedrooms, each one unique in style and atmosphere. The Elizabethan Room, with its emperor bed and en suite, offers a master suite of exceptional presence. The Four Poster Room brings timeless romance, while the Blue and Purple Rooms combine light-filled serenity with rich tones and graceful furnishings.In the attic, three charming single rooms provide a cosy retreat beneath exposed beams, and the separate Butler’s Bothy offers a private sanctuary for those seeking seclusion. Five en suite bathrooms, two family bathrooms and three additional WCs ensure the house is as practical for large groups as it is elegant.

At its heart, Glyn-Cywarch is a house built for togetherness. The grand dining hall, with its mullioned windows and stately table, sets the scene for celebratory feasts. The drawing room offers deep sofas and a roaring fire for quiet evenings, while a snug provides a more intimate space for reading or watching films. The kitchen, with its slate floors, double ovens and central island, is perfectly appointed for both family cooking and professional catering. Throughout, there is a sense of calm refinement that invites guests to relax, reconnect and linger.

The gardens continue the story of beauty and care. Formal walled spaces, fragrant rose borders and sweeping lawns are perfect for summer strolls or afternoon tea in the sun. An apple orchard and wild meadows lead into 100 acres of private estate, where woodland paths meander into the hills of Eryri. It is a place where time slows, and the outside world feels delightfully far away.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Real Fire
Large Cottage
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
First Aid kit
Fire extinguisher or blanket
Inside
Bag of Logs
3 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Tablets
Kettle
Coffee Machine
Toaster
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
Blender
Washing Machine
Tumble Dryer
Clothes Drying Rack
Cleaning Products
Shampoo
Body soap/Shower gel
Hair Dryer
TV
Piano
Fireplace Guards
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Private Garden
CCTV
Additional Information
Nespresso Pixie
bbq - lump wood/charcoal. 
 

Floor Plans

 

Location

 

The approach to Glyn-Cywarch is a moment of quiet theatre. The eastern gatehouse, with its graceful stone arches, frames the journey beautifully. Beyond, twin rows of hydrangeas guide you along the drive towards the manor, their abundant blooms setting a serene and romantic tone. The gatehouse itself is unoccupied, ensuring complete privacy and an air of exclusivity as you arrive.

The estate’s secluded position in its own valley offers rare tranquillity, yet it is ideally situated for exploring both the coast and the mountains of Eryri. Harlech Beach lies a short drive away, its four-mile stretch of golden sand perfect for bracing walks, family picnics or simply watching the tide roll in. Above the town, Harlech Castle stands sentinel, its ancient battlements commanding breathtaking views across Cardigan Bay.

Further afield, the Italianate village of Portmeirion offers pastel-painted charm, while the steam railways of Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland provide a nostalgic way to experience Eryri’s landscapes. For those drawn to the peaks, Cadair Idris and Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) promise exhilarating days of hiking, while gentler trails wind through ancient forests and along quiet riverbanks closer to home.

Local towns and villages are rich with character, offering welcoming cafés, independent shops and traditional Welsh inns. Farm shops and markets provide the finest local produce for a feast back at the manor. At day’s end, there is no better place to return than Glyn-Cywarch, where flickering fires, starlit skies and the hushed beauty of the valley await.

 
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Availability

Availability
Guests
Max Adults:
14
Max Children:
8
Max Infants:
1
Maximum number of adults and children is 14
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