Ty Coch Arthog, Arthog

Ty Coch Arthog is a detached 17th-century stone cottage in Arthog, near Fairbourne in North Wales. This traditional retreat sits within Snowdonia National Park and offers spectacular views across the Mawddach Estuary towards distant mountains and the sea. The cottage features exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace with wood burner in the open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area.

The property nestles into the hillside in a private and secluded setting. You can walk footpaths and cycle routes along the coast and estuary. The natural garden provides several spots to relax with a charcoal BBQ for outdoor dining.

The cottage sleeps three across three bedrooms. A mezzanine single bedroom sits beyond the kitchen. Upstairs you'll find a king-size bedroom and a single bedroom, both with limited headroom in parts but lovely estuary views. The ground floor bathroom has a bath, separate shower and WC with soft towels provided.

Barmouth offers sandy beaches, restaurants and shops (8 miles, 15 minutes). The Fairbourne miniature steam railway runs nearby (3 miles, 8 minutes). Visit Dolgellau's historic market town (7 miles, 12 minutes) or King Arthur's Labyrinth (14 miles, 25 minutes).

Perfect for couples or small families wanting peace and Snowdonia exploration. Ty Coch Arthog welcomes two well-behaved dogs.