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 PEN CEFN
COTTAGE HOLIDAYS
Pen Cefn,
Sarnau,
Bala,
Gwynedd
LL23 7LG
4 cottages sleeping:
2, 2/3, 4, and 6+cot.
Pets welcome.
WTB: 4 Stars.
Low season £135 - £210 pw.
Mid season £151 - £400 pw.
High season £375 - £510 pw.
For further details please contact:
Bev Moss or Anna Hayward
Tel: 01678 530481 or 530413
Fax: 01678 530413
    
Pen Cefn was once a working farm and the cottages are renovated farm buildings in beautiful old Welsh stone, with slated roofs. These lovely buildings nestle into spectacular surroundings with magnificent views of mountains, hills and valleys.
Pen Cefn Cottages offer: Central Heating, Hot Water and all Electric included in Tariffs Double glazed TV and Videos Bed Linen and Towels included, Beds made ready for guests Fully equipped kitchens Comfortable furniture and delightful decor Free on-site laundry and library with videos, books and games Welcome Pack Fenced secure gardens with barbecues and ample parking Safe play area for children Cot and high chair available on request
TY GWENNOL - sleeps 6 in three charming beamed bedrooms with lovely views across the Berwyn range. The lounge has an inglenook fireplace with a huge stone mantle, uncovered during renovations, and coal effect electric stove.
LLAETHDY - sleeps 2/3 in a family bedroom. This is a single-storey cottage with oak beams and pretty decor, it is ideal for small families or couples wanting to get away from it all.
TY HEN - sleeps 4 in one double and one twin bedded room. Magnificent views from the patio and the beautiful timbered lounge and dining room make this cottage a firm favourite.
HAFOD LAS - This lovely airy cotttage sleeps 2 in a double bedded room. It has a shower room with fixed shower seat and grab rails. All doors in the cottage are extra wide to accommodate a wheel chair. The kitchenette/lounge/diner has magnificent views down the Dee Valley to Bala Lake in the distance.
BALA, with beautiful Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake with its many water borne activities) is our nearest town about five minutes drive away. Complete with shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes, churches and its own little railway; this really is the gateway to beautiful Snowdonia.
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