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Converted Hay Barn on a Working Welsh Hill Farm | Ty-Gwair-Byrdir

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Near BeachFarm StayEV Charger
Barmouth
 
 
'Ty Gwair’ is a converted hay barn on a working welsh hill farm high up in the hills above Barmouth. This open plan studio cottage has a double bed up in the ‘grogloft’ or eaves of the barn accessed via a fixed ladder. So, although very popular with our regular guests, the ladder means that this studio would not suit anybody with any mobility problems.

A lovely little kitchenette with fridge, combination oven and hob which is set against the back wall of the cottage. A luxurious leather sofa sits facing onto a colour tv and living flame cast iron fire. There’s quite a spacious bathroom with a powerful shower, washbasin and wc.

A fixed ladder leads guests up to the grogloft. A double bed sits just under the eaves of the barn. A cosy romantic space with a nice view of the mountains behind the farm.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Near Beach
Farm Stay
EV Charger
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
WiFi
No High Chair
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
Inside
No Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Kettle
Toaster
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
Outside
Shared Garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Additional Information
Combination Cooker/Microwave
Fridge with ice compartment
Electric car charging point

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

Floor Plans

 

Location

 

A private patio area in front of the cottage is a great suntrap during the afternoon. In the evening a shared garden (seldom used by our other guests) provides a perfect base from which to watch the sun as it dips down into the clear blue waters of Cardigan Bay.

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 are privileged to have in this part of Snowdonia.

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

 
Olly
 
 

We had a wonderful getaway with Dioni Holiday Cottages. The accommodation was cosy, peaceful and (as described in description) close to all amenities that are needed. Our Hosts always responded immediately to any questions and the visits from the Chickens, Ducks and Dogs were always welcome. We would absolutely recommend Dioni Holiday Cottages if you are looking for a private and peaceful break.

Rachel
 
 

Ty Gwair Byrdir is a compact but lovely place to stay, where everything is to a high standard. We really enjoyed our time there. We loved the peace of the countryside and it’s a fantastic base for exploring both the hills and the coast. The only issue was that the bed is not ideal for anyone over 6 foot because your feet are then against the wall – luckily 6’1″ hubby is a side sleeper. The mattress is really comfortable, which was very much appreciated as we were there for 10 nights.

Mark and marg
 
 

The barn conversion was of high standard. The lemon drizzle cake was delicious and so were the free range eggs which were provided for us when we arrived.
Had a lovely time, it was peaceful, lovely to see the chickens daily coming to the door and ducks around.
The views were out of this world.
We Will definitely stay again.

Rachel Geatches
 
 

A lovely setting, reached via a mile long narrow road and then farm road (narrow, but manageable in our camper van – but glad that we didn’t meet any cars coming the other way, or navigate in the dark!). The cottage was small but well equipped, and we got used to the steep steps to the mezzanine sleeping area. Could do with a larger dinning table and better/nicer chairs. The fridge was noisy, and we had to switch it off in the night. All in all, a nice small cottage.

elizabeth murphy
 
 

We had an amazing time, loved the cottage which was extremely well kept and clean when we arrived and fully equipped. Quite a central location and we had no trouble finding it. Louise was very helpful if and when we needed and the cottage had a lovely fire that kept the place warm. The place is really cosy and the views are amazing. Will definitely be returning next year!

Blake
 
 

Was a perfect place for a getaway, quiet, peaceful and in lovely surrounds.

Blake Matthew Hart-Wilson
 
 

I had a brilliant time – perfect location and really nice in the winter with the wood burning stove.

Katie Robinson
 
 

We absolutely loved our stay in this little cottage – we never wanted to leave! It has everything you need for a short stay in the Welsh countryside, and the views, roaming ducks and chickens and cosy fireplace were the added charm. They have a reliable electric charging point so we were able to charge our car whenever needed. We’ll definitely be coming back in the future!

Emma
 
 

We had such a lovely time here, the location was so peaceful. We enjoyed the farm animal visitors and watching the sunset over the sea from the garden. No hairdryer but nothing the welsh air couldnt dry. Lemon cake and fresh eggs were delicious, thank you very much.
Llanbedr slate caverns were a great visit along with a beautiful walk at nantcol waterfalls. Hafan pub was also a lovely stop. We would definitely return here.

Rachael
 
 

What a beautiful hidden gem! Clean, cosy and with stunning views. A perfect getaway, location was great. We enjoyed visiting local beaches, waterfalls, Snowdonia and the local town of Barmouth. The welcome basket with fresh eggs and cake went down a treat, as well as our welcome from the cute dogs. Highly recommended.

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