Idris Wilds in Snowdonia, Gwynedd

Idris Wilds Self-Catering

Set between the mountains, sea, and wild meadows, this idyllic converted barn offers breathtaking panoramic views of the stunning Snowdonia National Park. As well as being a peaceful countryside retreat – it’s surrounded by 2 acres of greenery – this home is also an excellent base for exploring all the local sights.

Start the day by taking in the sea views on the sun terrace, before exploring the sands of Tywyn beach – less than ten minutes away by car. In the opposite direction, you’ll find the fantastical ruins of castle Castell y Bere, and the Dolgoch Waterfall, both around a fifteen-minute drive away. Adventure seekers and sports enthusiasts are absolutely spoiled for choice here, with Lake Tal y Llyn only a fifteen-minute drive away and the slopes of mountain Cader Idris twenty minutes away by car

When you're done, stop off for a locally brewed pint at the nearby pub – only a twenty-minute walk away. Or, you can hop home on the Tal Y Llyn steam railway, which has a request stop close to the barn. Later, submerge yourself in your private wood-burning hot tub and gaze in awe at the shooting stars above. Once you’re indoors, cosy up by the log-burning fireplace with a good book.







Home truths:
*Parking spaces are available on-site
*Barn space is available for bikes
*A small friendly dog and a cat live on the grounds
*The beds in the bedroom can be set up as a king or as twins, with a cot also provided on request
*A high chair, toys, and various other items for little ones can be provided on request
*The track leading to the property is unsuitable for large camper vans and low sports cars
*Your host recommends you bring a torch, slippers and good outdoors shoes