Location
The Cottage is situated on the Mawddach Estuary within Snowdonia National Park. With stunning views across the estuary, at high tide the water laps against the terrace wall. It is amazingly private, with only one near neighbour. The SSSI across the estuary ensures excellent opportunities for bird watching from the cottage windows or terrace. It is off the main Dolgellau to Barmouth Road (A496). Dolgellau is a small market town, the local shops are focused round the historic town square, coffee shops, butchers, chemists, bakers, grocers and greengrocers make it a welcoming and useful shopping area. There is a tourist information centre as well as craft and gift shops. There are several great places to eat and, on a practical note, there are also two supermarkets. Barmouth is right on the coast with a fantastic beach. It has more of a resort feel than Dolgellau with plenty of shops and places to eat. Fish and Chips being available in several places. Barmouth station is on the Cambrian line with a rail service to Birmingham New Street. - Dolgellau 4 miles - Barmouth 6 milesDirections
From Dolgellau travel west on the A470 and after 1 mile turn left onto the A496 signposted Barmouth. Follow the road for approximately 3 miles toward Bontddu and the entrance drive will be seen on the left hand side just beyond Borthwnog Hall. Parking for 3 cars is available on the driveway. There is also a small parking space shared with next door, on the left before the first cottage . If you need extra space there is a layby 100m past the entrance. There is a pedestrian entrance from the main road which leads down to the cottages using the original steps.
Hen Fwthyn Y Borth, Bontddu, Gwynedd LL40 2TT
Landline: 01341 430 675
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Hen Fwthyn Y Borth, Bontddu, Gwynedd LL40 2TT
Landline: 01341 430 675
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Location
The Cottage is situated on the Mawddach Estuary within Snowdonia National Park. With stunning views across the estuary, at high tide the water laps against the terrace wall. It is amazingly private, with only one near neighbour. The SSSI across the estuary ensures excellent opportunities for bird watching from the cottage windows or terrace. It is off the main Dolgellau to Barmouth Road (A496). Dolgellau is a small market town, the local shops are focused round the historic town square, coffee shops, butchers, chemists, bakers, grocers and greengrocers make it a welcoming and useful shopping area. There is a tourist information centre as well as craft and gift shops. There are several great places to eat and, on a practical note, there are also two supermarkets. Barmouth is right on the coast with a fantastic beach. It has more of a resort feel than Dolgellau with plenty of shops and places to eat. Fish and Chips being available in several places. Barmouth station is on the Cambrian line with a rail service to Birmingham New Street. - Dolgellau 4 miles - Barmouth 6 milesDirections
From Dolgellau travel west on the A470 and after 1 mile turn left onto the A496 signposted Barmouth. Follow the road for approximately 3 miles toward Bontddu and the entrance drive will be seen on the left hand side just beyond Borthwnog Hall. Parking for 3 cars is available on the driveway. There is also a small parking space shared with next door, on the left before the first cottage . If you need extra space there is a layby 100m past the entrance. There is a pedestrian entrance from the main road which leads down to the cottages using the original steps.
