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Free £15 Voucher To Spend At The Local Butcher

Published on 30 Sep 2014 by Gwion Llwyd

For every 1 week holiday booked to stay in November or December 2014 at Cefn Isaf, Gareth, the owner is offering a free £15 voucher to spend at the local butcher – the award winning Paul Wellings Butchers located in Dyffryn Ardudwy.

Cefn Isaf is a 2 bedroom barn conversion in a truly idyllic location just outside Llanbedr. With the Rhinog Mountains sitting behind you and the Cambrian coastline in front, it really is stunning and the perfect retreat to get away from it all.

The barn itself is 17th Century and the conversion has created a very relaxed and family orientated environment – very light and airy with high vaulted ceilings. With a touch of modern against traditional, it has a very welcoming feel and combined with its location makes it a really special place to holiday.

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