Llanfendigaid, Gwynedd, Wales

Llanfendigaid is a WTB 4 star and CADW listed Grade II* site and dates from before 1241 but was given a new look in 1746. An adjoining stable conversion, Dove Cottage, a second cottage Stable Cottage and a 28 x 14 foot indoor pool complete the estate.

The house has been in the Nanney-Wynn family for over 800 years and their collection of antique paintings, portraits and eccentric items telling local history will give guests a thoroughly Welsh experience.

The main house sleeps 17 in 5 double rooms, 3 twins, and 1 single. A further 4 can sleep in each of Dove and Stable cottages (in 2 bedrooms) and a further 6 in The Cow Shed in 2 doubles and a twin. There are also 4 cots. All except one double are Super King sized.

The long wooden table with benches in the main dining room in Llanfendigaid can comfortably seat 16 (20 with a small table on the end), while the open plan kitchen/dining room/living room in Dove Cottage seats 6. Stable Cottage seats 4. The Cow Shed can seat 10

There are 2 bathrooms (one with shower) and 1 shower room in Llanfendigaid and a bathroom in Dove Cottage and another in Stable Cottage with a bathroom and a shower room in The Cow Shed.

Large parties will find plenty of equipment on hand to entertain them: a 28 x 14 foot indoor heated pool, FreeSat TV, DVD player, Satellite broadband with IP phone and music system.

The main house has an Aga, electric range cooker, 2 wood burning stoves in the 2 living rooms (plus full oil central heating), a washing machine/dryer, a dishwasher, garden furniture and a giant barbecue. The cottages all have wood burners and heating as well.

We also offer services (bookable in advance at extra cost) such as catering and Spa Treatments.

Llanfendigaid stands in 9.25 acres of wooded gardens with an Aga sized BBQ, with access to a further 300 acres of sheep-grazed farmland beyond the gates, sweeping down to the sea. Guests can enjoy stunning views over Cardigan Bay. They also have easy access to a sand and shingle beach

Llanfendigaid is located at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park, where there is no shortage of activities, both for children and adults.