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Halford Hill is a detached cottage situated in the centre of Llanberis, seven miles from Caenarfon in North Wales. This cottage is set over four floors and sleeps up to sixteen people with four bedrooms, which consist of two double and two twin bedrooms on the first floor, and one double and two family rooms with adult bunks and single bed on the second floor, There is also a family shower room with sauna on the lower ground floor, a family bathroom on the ground floor and another family bathroom on the second floor. The cottage has a sitting room with open fire and smaller sitting room with sofa bed on the lower ground floor, and a ground floor fitted kitchen with small breakfast area and a large dining room. Outside, this cottage has off road parking for five cars and a sitting area with BBQ. Halford Hill is a perfect family holiday home with many attractions and places to visit nearby.
Llanberis is situated right at the base of Mount Snowdon and attracts hardy walkers and climbers throughout the year. This feature is enhanced by a number of festivals and celebrations all year round, such as the Snowdon Race in July and the Snowdonia Marathon in October. As part of the Snowdonia National Park, Llanberis is surrounded by beautiful scenery, including two lakes, Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris, which are a great attraction for wildlife enthusiasts, walkers and ornithologists alike. If climbing Snowdon sounds too much like hard work, there is always the option provided by the Snowdon Mountain Railway. Alternatively, if you prefer to remain at ground level, Llanberis is well served by a variety of restaurants, pubs and shops.
Over four floors. Lower ground floor: Large sitting room with open fire and access to outdoor sitting area; shower room with sauna. Ground floor: Fitted kitchen with small breakfast area; large dining room; bathroom with bath (shower over), basin and WC. First floor: Four bedrooms - 2 x double (one with basin), 2 x twin (one with basin). Second floor: Three bedrooms - 1 x double, 2 x family room (adult bunks and single bed). Bathroom with bath, basin and WC. Due to the new Government legislation regarding the Rule of 6 the prices for this property have been reduced in order to accommodate smaller groups of up to 6.
Gwynedd is a magical county that is home to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. In fact, a huge percentage of the county is covered by this wonderful National Park including majestic mountains, peaceful valleys, stunning flowing rivers and magical, fairytale castles and forests. You can also discover superb sandy beaches and fun filled coastal resorts. The county is also home to an abundance of culture and heritage, founded over two millennia ago. As the home of the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd can easily boast some of the most outstanding scenery in the UK, making this county the perfect retreat from modern life and the hustle and bustle of city living. For visitors looking to enjoy some sightseeing there is plenty to keep you busy from Caernarfon Castle to Greenwood Forest Park and the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. There are also a few railways to enjoy on a family day out taking in the sights and exploring the area. On the other hand if you would prefer to explore this magnificent county from the great outdoors, there is a huge collection of activities for visitors to enjoy. Try something new and exhilarating such as rock climbing, paintballing, White water rafting or a high ropes course.There are also fantastic opportunities to enjoy walking, trekking, cycling, horse riding, sailing, coasteering and much more. As Gwynedd boasts such a variety of landscape from mountains to countryside to coast, the county is the perfect place for producing fresh and delicious produce. Experience these wonderful foods at a local restaurant, pub or café whilst on your stay in Gwynedd. Looking for the ultimate romantic get away, why not search Luxury romantic self-catering in Wales.