Acw House

Summary

Acw is situated in the centre of Llanbedr Village, offering an ideal location to explore the wonders of Snowdonia National Park. This area is famous for its wide array of outdoor activities, historical castles, stunning beaches and attractions suitable for the whole family.

Accommodation

This residence features a separate kitchen and dining area that create the perfect setting for celebrating significant family events or simply enjoying the myriad activities available in this scenic region.

The home boasts four spacious bedrooms. Two family rooms each include a king-size bed and bunk beds and all bedrooms come equipped with TVs. The remaining two bedrooms each feature a king-size bed and a seating area, ideal for unwinding and perhaps enjoying some television. Bed linen is provided for your convenience.

The living room area is designed for comfort, making it an excellent place to gather with loved ones. It includes a Smart TV for entertainment purposes.

Acw is served by four bathrooms: two sizeable family bathrooms (one of which offers a large bathtub for a leisurely bath) and two en-suite bathrooms, perfect for freshening up after a day spent at the beach. Bathing towels are supplied.

Enjoy the mornings in the secured courtyard located at the back of the property, where children can safely play. The courtyard also features seating areas, perfect for savouring a drink during the warm summer nights.

The Area

Acw House is conveniently located a short walk from two welcoming local pubs, both of which offer delicious meals and feature extensive beer gardens for guests to enjoy. Just a bit beyond, at over 2 miles away, lies the beautiful Shell Island beach, surrounded by many miles of breathtaking beaches in the vicinity, including Llandanwg, which has been honoured as the 'best beach in Britain.'

A brief car journey will take you to the lively town of Barmouth, where you can stroll along the promenade and treat yourself to some classic fish and chips. A standout attraction in the town is the Barmouth Bridge, a historic railway viaduct over 150 years old that spans the Mawddach Estuary. Stretching half a mile, it features a wooden walkway accessible to both pedestrians and cyclists, now incorporated into the Wales Coast Path and the Lon Las Cymru Cycle Network.

Only 5 miles away, the Nantcol waterfalls provide a picturesque setting for a day out, making it an ideal spot for a family picnic and some fun in the stream. A mere 10-minute drive will bring you to Harlech, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Harlech Castle, offering a rich glimpse into history. Acw House stands as a prime base from which to explore the wonders of this segment of Snowdonia National Park, with the beach just 3 miles away.

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Rates: From £1200 to £1900 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 12 people (ideally 8 adults and 4 children).
Children are welcome.
Pets welcome by arrangement.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi Access.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.