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Homemade Cake and Fresh Eggs at Holiday Cottage on Working Farm, Llyn Peninsula

Published on 7 Oct 2019 by Gwion Llwyd

Stay at Botwnog Farm, a holiday cottage on a working farm, Llyn Peninsula, and receive a lovely treat! The owner will be leaving you one of her delicious homemade cakes and half a dozen fresh eggs to enjoy on your stay. Valid for any stays from now until Christmas!

Holiday Accommodation On A Working Farm | BOTWNOG-FARM

Price £360 – £720 / week

This 3 bedroom traditional farmhouse offers picturesque holiday accommodation on a working farm on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. Panoramic views and a private hot tub as well as all the goings on the farm will make this cottage a firm favourite with a lot of our guests.

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