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TOP 5 COTTAGES WITH A VIEW

Published on 29 Mar 2017 by Gwion Llwyd

Some of our cottages have some truly breathtaking views. Whether you want the mountains, the lakes, the sea, there is something for everyone to be inspired by. If getting away from it all includes an incredible view for you, then here are our top 5 cottages with a view:

 

Holiday cottage with mountain views in Beddgelert | Cwm-Cloch

HOLIDAY COTTAGE WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS NEAR BEDDGELERT | CWM-CLOCH

SLEEPS 2 | FARM STAY | NR PUB | PET FRIENDLY
Cwm-Cloch is a beautiful one bedroom holiday cottage with mountain views on the outskirts of Beddgelert in the Snowdonia National Park. This old barn, hidden away in a remote valley, offers the perfect tranquil base for guests wanting to explore this magnificently rugged landscape.

 

Panoramic views towards Cader Idris and Down the Mawddach Estuar

PANORAMIC VIEWS TOWARDS CADER IDRIS AND DOWN THE MAWDDACH ESTUARY | BWTHYN-AGNES

SLEEPS 4 | WIFI | NR BEACH | NR PUB | PET FRIENDLY
With panoramic views towards Cader Idris and down the Mawddach estuary towards the beaches of Barmouth most guests will visit because of the location. But the cottage is pretty lovely too.

 

TRADITIONAL FARMHOUSE HOLIDAY COTTAGE WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS | CWM-MAWR

TRADITIONAL FARMHOUSE HOLIDAY COTTAGE WITH PANORAMIC VIEWS | CWM-MAWR

SLEEPS 6 | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
One of the best things about this traditional farmhouse holiday cottage is arriving. You climb up from the harbor town of Porthmadog into the beautiful Cwm Ystrad Llyn valley. As you turn onto a private road and cross the brow of a small hill, a wonderful panoramic view opens out in front of you. Cwm-Mawr, the only cottage in sight, is tucked away in the bottom right hand corner of this beautiful vista.

 

A Unique Holiday Cottage in an Idyllic Location | Beudy-Mach

A UNIQUE HOLIDAY COTTAGE IN AN IDYLLIC LOCATION | BEUDY-MACH

SLEEPS 8 | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
Beudy-Mach is a unique holiday cottage in an idyllic location high above the Dovey Valley in Southern Snowdonia. This quirky carbon neutral property provides self-catering accommodation for up to 7 people in the most wonderful rural setting.

 

Holiday Cottage in Wild Snowdonia | Ysgubor-Goch

HOLIDAY COTTAGE IN WILD SNOWDONIA | YSGUBOR-GOCH

SLEEPS 8 | FAMR STAY | HOT TUB | WIFI | REAL FIRE
This beautiful barn has been converted into a very handsome holiday cottage in wild Snowdonia. A rugged farm track leads you up through a disused slate quarry and the mountains of Snowdonia to a haven of peace and tranquillity. Here a traditional welsh long barn as well as the main farmhouse nearby provides idyllic holiday accommodation for guests wanting to escape the hassle of modern life.

 
Self Catering Barn Conversion on a Working Snowdonia Farm
 

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