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Romantic One Bedroom Barn Conversion Near Barmouth | Melin-Byrdir

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Near BeachHot TubFarm StayEV Charger
Barmouth
 
 

This romantic one bedroom barn conversion near Barmouth commands stunning sea views over the Cambrian bay coastline. A private patio and garden provides the perfect platform from which to enjoy the surrounding countryside while a tastefully furnished interior affords all the convenience of a modern holiday cottage.

A stone step leads us through a glass doorway. A living flame gas fire sits on a welsh slate hearth to your right. A luxurious leather sofa sits to your left (don’t ask how we got the sofa through the narrow entrance). An impressive stone opening reaching from floor to ceiling takes us into a small dining area. The circular dining table and chairs must have one of the best views in Wales.

Turning back into the main living area we circle the central staircase to get to the kitchen area. The kitchen is small but well equipped and includes a combination oven, grill and microwave and electric hop, fridge and dishwasher. An adjacent ground floor bathroom has a modern white bathroom suite with power shower.

As steep wooden staircase leads us up into the vaulted ceiling of the barn. The stairway has an alternating step design so may not suit guests with mobility problems. The original and exposed oak beams of the barn flank a low slung king sized bed. White Egyptian cotton sheets and an uninterrupted view of the setting sun ensures a comfortable and romantic end to your day.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Near Beach
Hot Tub
Farm Stay
EV Charger
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
WiFi
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Inside
No Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Tablets
Kettle
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
Iron and ironing board
TV
Outside
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
Additional Information
Combination Cooker/Microwave
Fridge with ice compartment
DVD player

Wood-fired Hot Tub. A starter pack of logs is provided for the hot tub. Please note, additional logs need to be purchased to heat the hot tub (available locally). Warming the water will take time and  some attention.

** "The stairway has an alternating step design so may not suit guests with mobility problems" **

 

Floor Plans

 

Location

 

A large shared car park with bike storage facilities is exited via a private pathway that leads down to a beautiful secluded garden. A large patio with outdoor table and chairs eventually gives way to an expanse of lawn with uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. Neighbouring farm animals are a popular distraction but guests should make the effort to explore the surrounding countryside either by foot or in the car.

There are lots of walks that can be enjoyed from the farm. There are maps and guides available in the cottage. Guests can wonder up to the rugged Rhinog Mountains or meander down through the village, which is about a mile from the farm, then on to the miles of sandy beaches that we have in this part of North Wales.

The village provides all the basic needs for our guests. There’s a small grocery store, an excellent butchers, a post office, a garage and two cafés. If you want more choice a 15-minute journey in the car will take you to the bustling seaside town of Barmouth. A 15-minute drive to the north will take you to the renowned castle town of Harlech. Both towns have a slightly larger selection of shops, cafes and restaurants.

This part of north wales is of course famous for outdoor activities. You can be zip lining at 100mph eighty feet above the ground in the morning and exploring historic slate caverns one mile below ground in the afternoon. Spend one-day white water rafting down the fierce Tryweryn River and the next climbing up the steep slopes of Wyddfa (Snowdon). You might prefer to throw yourself down the testing mountain biking trails of Coed Y Brenin or you might prefer a more relaxing day riding the narrow gauge Ffestiniog Steam train up to Tan Y Bwlch. The worlds your lobster here in Eryri (Snowdonia)!

Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Barmouth

 
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Guest Reviews

 
Sarah
 
 

We had a lovely stay, great location and very relaxing. We enjoyed the visits from the ducks and chickens. The hot tub was perfect after a day walking but give yourself plenty of time to fill it up and get it up to temperature (make sure you have plenty of logs) Thanks again for a lovely stay.

Dimitri
 
 

Fantastic place to stay. Really quiet and peaceful! The hosts were wonderful and made everything really easy. They’d left us some lovely snacks and plenty of firewood for the hot tub. We couldn’t enjoy it because of the rain, but the beautiful views from inside the property more than made up for it. Would highly recommend

Charlotte
 
 

Lovely place, highly recommend

Ellie
 
 

Me and my partner loved the cottage we stayed in. It was peaceful but yet close to things to do. The Welsh treats on arrival was a lovely touch and went down a treat after a long day of travelling. The cottage was easily accessible with perfect instructions on how to get there.

Florea
 
 

A welcoming place, makes you feel at home. The view is amazing…thank you xx

Lena
 
 

Lovely place to stay, beautiful views and very relaxing!

Hollie
 
 

We absolutely loved our stay here! the cottage is even better than the photos and was completely spotless with everything you need. The location was a great base for exploring the national park and we never had to drive far. Our highlights were waking up to chickens and ducks outside our door in the mornings and watching the sunset from the woodfired hot tub, couldn’t recommend more!

Fin
 
 

Had a wonderful stay in the beautiful surroundings. It was a cold winter weekend and the cottage stayed warm and cosy with the gas fire. Bed was comfy and the cottage well equipped. Hosts were responsive and had left clear instructions. All in all a fabulous weekend stay.

David
 
 

The property is absolutely amazing, ideally located on a farm and the accommodation is surrounded by fields filled with white sheep. The accommodation is clean and practical. The outdoor wood-fired hot tub is a delightful addition to a relaxing stay. The property is easy to find and the owner was extremely friendly and provided useful information about the area and what to do. Highly recommended for a relaxing stay.

Katie
 
 

We had a great stay at Melin Byrdir over the festive period, a peaceful spot to relax in the Welsh countryside. The property was spotless and the hosts were very friendly, recommending local walks and helping us when we were a little lost! The hamper was a lovely touch and we very much enjoyed the hands on experience of the hot tub. Look forward to visiting again!

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