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Beautiful and Elegant Large Riverside House | Gwynfryn

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Dog FriendlyNear BeachNear PubReal Fire
Harlech
 
 

Located in a small hamlet on the banks of the River Artro, Gwynfryn is a beautiful and elegant large riverside house perfect for a North Wales break. Sleeping ten, this five bedroom three storey property has a classic and luxurious feel, in keeping with the age of the building. The stunning double fronted house has a wow factor both inside and out, and is ideal for large families or a group of friends.

The ground floor layout is on a number of split levels with steps in and out of some rooms and spaces. Entering through the main front door, the hallway allows access to two reception rooms, one either side. To the left, three steps lead down into the formal lounge area of Gwynfryn. There's a wonderful sense of elegance in this room. Cream coloured panelled walls contrast with the darker panelled high ceiling, including a beautiful and decorative chandelier hanging from the centre. Cast iron radiators and plush red velvet sofas add to the tone and antique furniture is dotted around, including a large central chest and an ornate side table. The old fireplace now features a log burner and a TV is mounted above. Brass fixtures and fittings are featured and a large brass mirrors and old prints line the walls. It's a charming and comfortable room. On the opposite side of the hallway, a more casual lounge area has a modern feel. The bright yellow chesterfield fabric sofa stands out against the blue walls, and two leather side chairs add further seating. More antique furniture is dotted around, and the tall fireplace also includes a cosy log burner. This room would be an ideal spot to snuggle up with a good book and a glass of wine in the evening.

To the rear of the property, a kitchen diner is also set on two levels, with a couple of steps up to the kitchen from the dining area. Beautiful original slate tiled flooring is laid throughout the space, and the dining area is bright and airy with a set of glazed double doors allowing in light. An extendable wooden dining table is located centrally with additional shelving and cupboards dotted around. The kitchen space is modern and sleek, but retaining plenty of character. With a u shaped layout, an island style counter separates both spaces with an inbuilt electric oven and hob. With a pattered tiled splashback and rustic wooden shelves on the walls, the kitchen has ample workspace and storage space for self-catering.

Stairs from the dining area lead up to the first floor of this beautiful and elegant large riverside house, featuring three double bedrooms, a bathroom and shower room. Whilst all double rooms retain a classic feel, they all bring their own character with differing touches. The smaller of the three doubles is a cosy space, with a wooden framed bed flanked by two antique French style bedside cabinets. A cast iron fireplace with wooden mantle sits centrally on the external wall with a large chest of drawers for storage. The two larger rooms feature beautifully upholstered grey sleigh bedframes, antique style furniture, cast iron and marble fireplaces and side chairs. These rooms have a classic Victorian feel with coved ceilings, chandeliers and sash windows.

The bathroom on the first floor is beautiful. With wood flooring, subtle green tones to the walls and soft lighting, the focal point of the room is a stunning freestanding roll top bath, sitting next to a fireplace and window with a window seat. After a long day out exploring the area, this bathroom is the must visit spot for a relaxing soak, and some 'me' time. Across the landing, a bright room with blue tiles to the floor includes a walk in shower cubicle and sink unit with storage under.

Taking the stairs to the second floor leads to the final rooms in Gwynfryn. The layout of the top floor includes two twin bedrooms, a bathroom, shower room and separate cloakroom. It goes without saying, the bedrooms on this floor are also in-keeping with the style of the remainder of the property. With both rooms having metal framed beds, one room finished in black and the other in white, there are distinct styles. The darker room retains a more classic feel with antique furniture, brass framed wall prints and a dark cast iron fireplace. In contrast, the second room is more bright and airy, with a pastel blue printed feature wall and soft furnishings. The bathroom on the second floor includes a jacuzzi tub in the corner, alongside a basin and WC, where the shower room once again features a walk in cubicle and basin.

 
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Facilities

Cottage Type
Dog Friendly, Near Beach, Near Pub, Real Fire, Large Cottage
Essentials
Welcome Pack, Linen, Towels, Cot (cot-linen not provided), WiFi, High Chair, Central Heating, Smoke detector, Carbon monoxide detector, First Aid kit, Fire extinguisher or blanket
Inside
1 Pet, Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer (not icebox), Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Iron and ironing board, Smart TV, Toys/ Games/ Books
Outside
Private Garden, On street parking, Off street parking, BBQ
 

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Location

 

Whilst located next to the road, this beautiful and elegant large riverside house includes outdoor space to the front and rear. To the front, a paved area includes a picnic table and some decorative planters. To the rear, accessed from the kitchen, a small but secluded garden is a haven of peace and tranquillity. A gravel pathway meanders through a narrow wooden garden, with stone walls, atmospheric lighting and garden seating dotted around. It's the perfect little haven to take a break and relax for a while.

Located in the quiet village of Pentre Gwynfryn south of Harlech, Gwynfryn is ideal for exploring the local area. It's only a ten minute drive to the nearest beach at Llandanwg, a lovely wild stretch of sand with a great beach cafe. A couple of miles north, the village of Harlech is a joy to visit, with a beautiful bustling village centre packed with cafes, restaurants and boutique shops. The main draw is the stunning thirteenth century Harlech Castle, sitting on a rocky outcrop with spectacular views of Bae Ceredigion (Cardigan Bay) and the mountains of Eryri. Be sure to head down to Harlech Beach, boasting miles of golden sands backed by large dunes. It's stunning and one of the best beaches in the area. For sunbathing on balmy summer days, paddle boarding or simply taking a coastal walk, this coastline is just prefect.

Heading south, Barmouth, can be reached in just over fifteen minutes by car. A seaside resort with a laid back vibe, Barmouth is suitable for all the family with a fabulous beach and a host of shops and restaurants, all sitting under the backdrop of the Southern Snowdonia mountains. For hikers and walkers, the Rhinogydd Mountains nearby have some great hiking routes to suit all abilities. For walkers more keen on level ground, the Mawddach Trail heading inland from the coast towards Dolgellau along a disused railway track, is ideal for walkers and cyclists. Mountain Bikers can also head to the nearby Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park, Britain's first purpose built mountain bike centre which is also a good spot for woodland walks suitable for all.

 
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Guests
Max Adults:
10
Max Children:
6
Max Infants:
1
Maximum number of adults and children is 10
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