Cosy terraced cottage in rural location

You will find a warm welcome awaits you in our pink fronted terraced cottage set in a quiet rural village which is off the beaten track . It is perfect for one or two adults but not suitable for children. Must love dogs as we have a friendly spaniel. Ideal location for Snowdonia, a car is really essential as public transport is very infrequent. Please note there is no parking by the cottage, parking is on the road just up from the terrace. The space This is our home which we love to share, the cottage is nearly 200 years old and we are still in the process of making it ours! Your bedroom is accessed by some narrow stairs. Bed linen and towels are provided. You are more than welcome to use the kitchen to prepare meals and/or eat. Please note we do not have a microwave . A variety of teas and coffee are always available so feel free to brew up. Although there is no parking on the property there is always parking on the road. Our home is a one minute walk to Mynydd Cilgwyn Mountain which is heather covered in summer and autumn and a beautiful place to see and experience nature. We are located just outside the stunning Snowdonia National Park and a Dark Sky Area. There is an amazing view from our decking and your room towards Anglesey/Ynys Môn, you can see Caernarfon Castle, The Rivals/Yr Eifl, the Menai Strait and sometimes Ireland on a very clear day. Guest access Guests have their own double bedroom; kitchen, living room and bathroom shared with home owners During your stay Jill is around much of the time, as it is our home we are present all of the time. Other things to note Visitors climbing Wales’ highest mountain will be able to pre-book their parking spaces a scheme designed to stamp out traffic issues. Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park has a booking system at the Pen-y-Pass car park at the foot of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Access to the car park will be reserved only for those who book ahead. The system can be accessed by visiting the booking website. The park authority said visitors will be required to show their confirmation e-mail on arrival to gain access to the car park. It said: “Anyone without a pre-booked space will need to use the park and ride facilities at Nant Peris and Llanberis to access Pen-y- Pass.