48 Glan Y Mor

About this property

Resting at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park and ten minutes walk from two miles of sandy beach is this appealing semi-detached bungalow, 48 Glan Y Mor in the village of Fairbourne. Enjoying magnificent views of Cadair Idris and the Rhinogydd mountain ranges and situated at the mouth of the Mawddach estuary with easy access to the famous Mawddach trail (10 miles of traffic free paths with stunning views), 48 Glan Y Mor is a wonderful base for a family of four's coastal getaway. Upon arriving at the property, soak in the sea breeze and your idyllic surroundings, before making your way across the front lawn to the lovely abode. Wander inside to find a charming sitting room, with enough seating for all the family to curl up on as you watch a movie on the TV. Continue to the U-shaped kitchen, where the chef of the group will be pleased to find all the appliances, they need to rustle up tasty meals, including a slimline dishwasher and electric cooker. When dinner is served, progress through the property to the sunny conservatory, where you can savour dinner whilst you admire those beautiful views stretching beyond the back garden. When night falls, choose between two bedrooms to enjoy a well-earned rest in, the first one being a welcoming double, and the other being a twin enjoying built-in storage, both have built-in wardrobes providing ample storage space. In the morning, freshen up for a day out in the bathroom, a spot enjoying nautical touches, that also hosts a bath with shower over and is situated next to a cloakroom with a separate WC. The back garden is a lovely spot, where your furry friend can stretch their legs on the lawn. Fairbourne shops are a short 5 minute walk with four eateries including chip shop and Indian restaurant. There are two grocery shops providing everything you need should you want to cook at home and a launderette. Also in Fairbourne are three pubs, The Penrhyn Bar and Grill, The Glan y Mor Hotel and Fairbourne Golf club. The village also hosts a good selection of attractions, including a sprawling beach where you can beachcombe and surf to your heart's content, a beachside golf course and a miniature railway which runs for two miles from the village to the end of the sand spit. If you are a cyclist or walker you will love the Mawddach Trail which is a stunning multi-use path following the old disused railway line along the edge of the beautiful Mawddach estuary in Southern Snowdonia. The almost exclusively traffic–free route, which is owned by the Snowdonia National Park, is clearly marked, and can be easily followed. It is essentially flat, has a fairly even surface and for most of its length is at least 3 metres wide, and as such it is suitable for walkers, cyclists and wheelchair users. The Mawddach trail has featured in several TV documentaries most notably the Dollgelau to Barmouth Railway Walk with Julia Brabury. A must for the more adventurous cyclist is the UK’s first specialist mountain biking centre, Coed y Brenin (17 miles from Fairbourne). Purpose built, all-weather single-track routes with names like The Cavity and Falseteeth will get experienced riders’ pulses pounding, while there are gentler options for younger and more casual cyclists. Work on your technique at the Y Ffowndri Skills Area & Bike Park, relax and refresh at the visitor centre café and browse Beics Brenin, stocked with cycling equipment and bikes for hire. There are numerous ways to get to the seaside town of Barmouth, from catching a ferry to crossing Barmouth Bridge or catching the train from Fairbourne; once you have arrived at the town, be sure to climb to Dinas Oleu via the Panorama Walk, where you can soak in beautiful views of the town, before heading back down to bask in the sun on the beach, and stopping in one of many independent shops and eateries. There is so much more to see in the surrounding area, with the rocky peak of Penygader nearby, the fascinating Mach Loop, where you can spot jet aircrafts being trained, and the Cregennan Lakes, where the fishing fans of the group can angle away. Dolgellau and Aberdovey aren't far and also make for fabulous outings with plenty to do; additionally, the heart of Snowdonia National Park is just moments away and beholds a wealth of activities for the outdoors fans of the group. For a beachfront stay to remember, look no further than 48 Glan Y Mor.

The coastal village of Fairbourne rests on Gwynedd's western shores. Providing guests with a well-stocked convenience store and friendly pub, whilst also backing onto a lengthy beach and golf club, Fairbourne is a fantastic stay for a break in this beautiful part of Wales. Fairbourne rests next to an Estuary and Nature Reserve, giving visitors ample walking trails to embark on in this idyllic area. Cross the bridge to Barmouth by foot or car for more seaside fun.

Accommodation

All-ground-floor.

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.

Bathroom with bath, shower over and basin.

Cloakroom with WC.

Kitchen, Sitting room.

Conservatory/dining room

Electric central heating.

Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with icebox and dishwasher.

TV, DVD Player and WiFi.

Fuel and power included rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Communal parking area opposite bungalow.

Front lawn.

Enclosed back garden with lawn and patio.

One well-behaved dog welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.4 miles, beach 0.5 miles.

Please note: This property only accepts 7 night bookings.