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Self Catering Barn Dyffryn Ardudwy in Snowdonia | Moelfre

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Near BeachReal FireFarm StayEV Charger
Barmouth
 
 

Moelfre, Self Catering Barn Dyffryn Ardudwy, named after the mountain behind the cottage, is a one bedroom barn conversion on a working welsh hill farm. It’s difficult for me to be objective when describing Moelfre as it’s one of the two self catering cottages that we let out ourselves here at Byrdir. But I hope you’ll agree when I say they’re nicely furnished and decorated. We’re certainly very proud with the way they’ve turned out.

Using local craftsmen to completely rebuild an old disused barn, has meant that we’ve been able to use as much natural and local material as possible. Nick and Adam did most of the structural work including laying the natural slate tiles on our heated floor. Mike, a carpenter from the village, hand carved the oak trusses and glazed gable end. Whilst stonemasons Charlie and Rich, two brothers and friends of ours, did a brilliant job of the external granite stone work. (I was allowed to help with the backbreaking but unskilled work of fetching the stones from the fields.)

We’ve designed the barn with a ‘grogloft’ or sleeping deck up in the eaves of the barn. The velux window up there has a brilliant view over the farm, Moelfre and the Rhinog Mountains. The living area downstairs has an open kitchen. We’ve tried to include everything you’ll need such as a combination oven, hob and dishwasher. The underfloor heating provides more than enough heat but we’ve also installed a cast iron log burner to help create that romantic atmosphere. The French doors open to a fantastic view of the Cambrian coast line and the Llyn Peninsula beyond.

We’ve tried to buy the best fixtures and fittings possible. Including hand made brass lamps, oak furniture and real leather sofas. The bathroom has been kitted out with a powerful thermostatic shower and expensive taps etc. But more importantly perhaps we’d like to think that we’ve invested some time and effort into smaller projects like renovating an old cast iron radiator for the bathroom, making the curtains by hand, restoring some old furniture bought at our local auction and buying some nice ornaments made by friends and neighbours.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Near Beach
Real Fire
Farm Stay
EV Charger
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
WiFi
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Inside
Bag of Logs
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Tablets
Kettle
Toaster
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
TV
Outside
Shared Garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
Additional Information
DVD player
Underfloor Heating
Electric Car Charging Point
Combination microwave and oven 

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

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Location

 

Moelfre Self Catering Barn Dyffryn Ardudwy is on the grounds of our farm here at Byrdir. There are lots of advantages to staying here on the farm. It’ll give you a chance collecting the chicken eggs and meeting the ducks.

Great views in every direction. Views over the Cambrian Coastline and its sandy beaches a mile to the west, Snowdon and her friends are to the north and you are naturally encouraged to explore the rugged Rhinog Mountains that climb up behind the cottage to the east.

The other attractions associated with Eryri (Snowdonia) are all close by. The historic castle and golf course in Harlech, narrow gauge steam railways in Porthmadog and Talyllyn, slate and copper mines in Blaenau and Beddgelert as well as more adventurous pursuits like kite surfing, white water rafting and mountain biking etc. Let me know what you fancy and I’ll point you in the right direction.

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

 
Elle
 
19–25 March
 

We really enjoyed our week in the barn. It had great views and we were able to fully relax and switch off during our stay. The Victoria Inn located in Llanbedr was a 5-10 minute drive away and a nice cosy country pub for food & drink. The doggies on the farm were very friendly & we got to see the chickens and ducks. The welcome bundle also went down well (lemon drizzle was amazing!). We would 100% recommend staying here.

Alison
 
6 - 9 March 2026
 

What a gorgeous little cottage. Everything was perfect, from watching the beautiful sunset to enjoying the underfloor heating. The Cottage is very well equipped and has everything you need for a relaxed and comfortable stay…..my only regret was having to go home after my 3 night stay. The little treats that were left were a very pleasant surprise…..fresh eggs, homemade cake and logs for the log burner.
The Cottage is ideally situated for discovering what the Llyn Peninsula has to offer….which is a lot!
I would definitely recommend a stay here and hope to return in the not too distant future.

Isobelle
 
18–21 February
 

Great cosy cottage with everything you need, with wonderful views of the surrounding hills and sea. Nearby Barmouth has cute shops and cafes and there’s plenty of lovely walks to do a short drive away.

Mark
 
5–11 Nov 2025
 

Very well appointed barn conversion. Under floor heating was superb kept us lovely and toasty in November. Great to stay so close to Barmouth and Harlech loads to do. Our hosts were so kind and attentive. Would definitely stay again.

Mark
 
5th November to 11th November 2025
 

What a lovely escape to the Welsh countryside. A beautiful barn conversion so well furnished. Felt like home from home. Underfloor heating was brilliant so toasty in the winter. Hosts so kind and attentive. Can’t wait for our next stay.

Carl
 
8\9\2025 - 12\09\2025
 

Such a beautiful location, amazing accommodation, really nice people, really good price. Would recommend to anyone.

Susanna
 
30 Aug – 4 Sept 2025
 

We had a wonderful couple of days here. The cottage is super cozy, yet open and bright and made us feel right at home. The kitchen is well-equipped, the bed very comfy and even the shower was awesome. Everything was spotless when we arrived. The remote location is wonderful to calm down and relax, but great to explore the area. We would always come back and highly recommend it!

Amy
 
15–18 Aug 2025
 

We had a lovely stay at Moelfre. The apartment was sparkling and the farm was such a wonderful place to wake up. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a cosy “self catering cottages” which is ideally located in beautiful Snowdonia.

Doron, David and Brontë (our dog)
 
7th-12th July
 

We would like to thank you for our stay at Moelfre.  We had a marvellous time.  The cottage was lovely and well equipped.  The setting was peaceful and scenery idyllic.  Once again many thanks.

Lisa
 
28th June-7th July 2025
 

Outstandingly beautiful place to stay, high in the hills, with just the sound of sheep bleating. The accommodation was exactly as listed and was finished to the highest standard, with everything you could possibly need. The host was lovely and very knowledgeable. I felt very safe as a lone traveller.

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