Beautiful Welsh family house in idyllic slate mining village of Abergynolwyn

This delightful, spacious 1860's slate town house is located in the idyllic village of Abergynolwyn (World Heritage site) in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park near Cader Idris. The wide sandy beaches of Aberdovey and Tywyn are only 15 minutes drive away.

'Swn Yr Afon' is the perfect place to rest and recharge with log fires, mountain and beach walks and fascinating Welsh mining history just on your doorstep. This dog-friendly house is located on a quiet un-adopted lane adjacent to a small river, perfect for families with children and situated within a stones-throw of the village playground.

'Swn Yr Afon' can accommodate up to 8 people and has 2 double rooms, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedroom and is ideal for family groups. With a contemporary and welcoming feel, the house is spacious with 2 lounges, woodburner and coal fire, a modern kitchen and dining area plus outside sitting areas both front and back. Its the perfect place to slow down, inhale the clear welsh air and be soothed by the sound of the river. Fully equipped to a high standard with hi-speed wifi, washing machine, tumble dryer, high chair and stair gates, your stay at Swn Yr Afon will work for all the needs of the family, including remote working if required. Bookings are taken for a minimum of 3 nights during low season, with access to the house from 4pm on the afternoon of arrival.

Abergynolwyn is the destination of the famous Tallylln steam railway and has many beautiful walks up the gorge to the old quarry and into the hills from the door. The range of activities available suit a mixed family group requiring a blend of relaxation and challenge : climbing Cader Idris, mountain biking in the trails at Coed y Brenin, swimming in the gorge or visiting the Centre for Alternative Technology and the Welsh towns of Aberdovey, Dolgellau, Barmouth and Machynlleth which are only an approximate 30 minute drive away.