About this property
Set in the quiet, rural village of Y Fron, near Penygroes, North Wales lies this quaint holiday cottage, Bod Feurig. Ideal for hosting families or small groups, this property offers a wealth of stunning views, serving as a perfect base for those looking to explore Y Fron and the surrounding countryside. Kick off your muddy boots before you make the most of the quaint living room where you can relax and unwind by the woodburning stove whilst watching a film on the Smart TV, whip up delicious meals with family in the fully-fitted kitchen before taking a seat in the dining room, the perfect spot to catch up on the day’s activities. Head upstairs, where the double bedroom invites you to sleep and rejuvenate, whilst the second bedroom with a single bunk bed is perfect for younger ones who want to rest their heads after a long day out. Explore your scenic surroundings by foot or take a short car ride to the nearest village of Penygroes, where you can find Pant Du Vineyard and Yr Orsaf if you fancy sampling some of the local cuisine, before making your way to the nearby Inigo Jones Slate Works to cap off a fun day out. You’ll also find plenty to do in the nearby town of Caernarfon, where you can spend time walking along the walls of the historic Caernarfon Castle or take a stroll whilst taking in stunning sea views at Pier Landerne. Further afield is Llanberis, where you can take an excursion to the Ceunant Mawr Waterfall, pay a visit to the National Slate Museum, or spend an afternoon walking around the beautiful grounds of Parc Gwledig Padarn. All of this and much more awaits you during your stay at Bod Feurig.
The charming, peaceful community of Penygroes is just six miles from Caernarfon, a historic castle town, and it borders the Snowdonia National Park, where great treks and mountain vistas are easily accessible. The hamlet has a nice assortment of stores, cafes, and bars, and the surrounding area is full with restaurants and recreational opportunities like golfing, swimming, tennis, surfing, and horseback riding, to mention a few. The Gun Room restaurant is located at the nearby Plas Dinas Country House, which is also the site of some fascinating history. The beaches on Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula may be reached in about 30 minutes, while Dinas Dinlle's beach is only 10 minutes away by car. Caernarfon Castle, which is located nearby and is well worth a visit, offers additional shops and eateries in addition to steam train excursions. Another nearby location that was a setting for the television show "The Prisoner" is Portmeirion. The Welsh Heritage Center, which features a licenced cafe at Nant Nwrtheyrn with stunning sea views from its outdoor dining area, is only 8 miles distant. Beddgelert is a charming community with a wonderful arts and crafts store, a number of pubs, and is encircled by the stunning Snowdonia National Park. If you're in the region, it's well worth a trip.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x bunk.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining room with woodburning stove.
Living room with woodburning stove
Electric wall heaters.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/Dryer.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Enclosed front garden with lawn.
Off-road parking available.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 2.9, pub 1.9 miles.
Note: Please make sure you do not block the garages in the parking area
Reviews (3)
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Amanda
It's a typical miners cottage as described; really quaint, warm, and very peacefully located. It was very clean and well presented though a little dated, especially in the kitchen, though we felt that added character. The bathroom was modern and again spotlessly clean. We did have trouble finding the washer dryer in the outhouse, but the key on the hook by the door gave us the clue. It rained most the week but hardly souls that we are, we hiked every day so the washing dryer was very welcome though the dryer wasn't particularly good and we ended up drying clothes on the airer. I'm not sure if this was user error but compared to mine at home, things came out damp even after 2 hours of drying. It was just me and my grown daughter visiting and for two it was perfectly spacious. We cooked most evenings and couldn't fault the kitchen contents (implements, pots and pans, dishes etc all well stocked) despite it's tiny size and dated surfaces/cupboards. The one concern we had was for the awkward step into the bathroom at night. The night light helped and we never had a problem but for small children this might be something for parents to be careful about. If we visit the area again, I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. It was cheap compared to others in the area so we felt it was good value for money. We thoroughly enjoyed the cottage and the area.
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Antonio
The fridge was too small and not working properly. The electric shower the water was too hot and suddenly too cold and very weak. Also as self catering cottage was lacking of frying pans and big pots ie to cook pasta ,rice etc... they had one very sticky , All the rest was fine, generally speaking we had great time.
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Paul
Lots to do while I was there best thing was going to Newbrough Beach amazing and wasn't a bad drive