
Gwrtheyrn is a traditional 14th century semi-detached farmhouse in Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd. Once home to the Lords of Gwrtheyrn, this property is believed to be one of the oldest houses in Wales. Set on a working farm within Snowdonia National Park, it combines original oak beams with modern handcrafted oak doors and wrought iron furniture.
The farmhouse sits surrounded by fields and countryside on the outskirts of the coastal village. You'll find beaches within easy reach and mountain walks right from the doorstep. The area offers access to Snowdonia's peaks and the Ll?n Peninsula coastline.
The accommodation sleeps eight across four bedrooms.
Gwrtheyrn is a traditional 14th century semi-detached farmhouse in Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd. Once home to the Lords of Gwrtheyrn, this property is believed to be one of the oldest houses in Wales. Set on a working farm within Snowdonia National Park, it combines original oak beams with modern handcrafted oak doors and wrought iron furniture.
The farmhouse sits surrounded by fields and countryside on the outskirts of the coastal village. You'll find beaches within easy reach and mountain walks right from the doorstep. The area offers access to Snowdonia's peaks and the Ll?n Peninsula coastline.
The accommodation sleeps eight across four bedrooms. There's one king-size room, one twin accessed through the king-size, one double and one ground floor twin with en-suite shower room. Three bathrooms serve the property. The sitting room features an impressive inglenook fireplace with open fire. The kitchen includes integrated appliances and a proper dining area.
Harlech Castle stands 4.2 miles away (10 minutes). Portmeirion village is 11 miles distant (20 minutes). Zip World Slate Caverns lies 15 miles away (25 minutes). Shell Island beach sits 3 miles south (8 minutes).
Perfect for families and groups wanting authentic Welsh history in stunning Snowdonia surroundings. Book Gwrtheyrn for a genuine farmhouse experience.
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Once home to the Lords of Gwrtheyrn, this is believed to be one of the oldest houses in Wales with original beams.
The impressive sitting room fireplace creates a cosy atmosphere with fuel and starter pack included in your stay.
Perfect for guests who find stairs difficult, the ground floor twin has its own walk-in shower room.
Separate games room with pool table and dartboard keeps everyone entertained on wet Welsh days and evenings.
Set on the owners' working farm surrounded by fields, offering an authentic countryside experience in Snowdonia National Park.
Integrated appliances including dishwasher, plus more utensils than expected make self-catering easy for large groups.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Gwrtheyrn by car, take the A496 coastal road through Dyffryn Ardudwy. The farmhouse is located on the outskirts of the village and you'll have convenient off-road parking for three cars upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Harlech, just 4 miles away with taxi services available. From there, it's a short journey through Snowdonia National Park to your historic farmhouse.
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