THE PIGSTY
Caerau Uchaf,
Sarnau,
Bala,
Gwynedd
LL23 7LG

01678530493

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• It should appeal all year round with under-floor heating and a Sauna.
• There are views in every direction at 1000ft. above sea level and the accommodation is very comfortable.
• Apart from the Sauna, there is a good shower and kitchen and an area for sitting and eating.
• A double bed is reached by ladder from here into the roof space and there are stunning views of the mountains and sky from here too.

The Pig-Sty is situated in the lovely gardens of Caerau Uchaf, a Farmhouse lived in by the owners, Toby and Stephanie. You are welcome to make use of the grounds.  

• Our lake is just a short walk over the hill from here and the land is free for you to roam, usually without seeing another soul, we have really lovely walks straight from your door.
• Bala is just 4 miles away and you will be in the perfect location for a visit to Snowdonia. Please see our website to learn more about the area.

Accommodation  

• Main Room: - Well equipped Kitchen, comfortable seating.
• Large walk-in shower/wet room.
• Mezzanine bedroom with king-size mattress.
• Sauna.
• Cot and highchair if needed.
• Washing Machine and Tumble drier available in main house.
• Wireless Broadband.
• DVD Home Cinema projector with large screen.

Outside  

• Secluded area with Garden Furniture, Webber Gas BBQ and wonderful views.
• Landscaped Gardens.
• 18 acre Private Lake (photo on right): - Fishing Rods provided and an assortment of boats and canoes can be borrowed. Swimming!
• The land surrounding the property is owned by the Family. Walkers, Mountain bikers, Ornithologists, Archaeologists! (There are flint age sites, a stone circle and a Roman Fort on the land).
• Bala: - Quite an old fashioned small town but with excellent butchers and everything else you need. Also its famous Lake and White Water Rafting Centre on the Tryweryn River.
• Snowdonia: - An ideal base from which to visit the rest of the area. There is so much to see and do from the mountains to the coast. A drawer full of leaflets and guides should help.