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The Log House

Capel Curig, Nr Betws-y-Coed.

Sleeps: 8-9
Pets: 1
Reference: OQF
Price Guide: Price guide: over 1300
Grading: A welcoming, relaxing property with a high standard of quality, and attention to detail, throughout.

Features of the property

 Fuel & power included Fuel & power included
 Linen & towels included Linen & towels included
 Open fire Open fire
 Outdoor pool Outdoor pool
 Parking available Parking available
 Pub nearby Pub nearby
 Rural Rural
 Short breaks all year Short breaks all year
 Shower Shower
 Television Television
 Washing machine Washing machine

Property Description

In a completely secluded area at the edge of Capel Curig, this holiday property is set within 26 acres making it a total get away from it all’ retreat. It was built by a Norwegian captain at the turn of the twentieth century then subsequently sold to the Lloyd George family, and reputedly known as a hideaway for the prime minister and his girlfriends. Guests are free to roam around the grounds, having sole use of the property and the 26 acres, and take advantage of the 2-3 hour walk around the perimeter. Set midway between Betws-y-Coed and Llanberis, the property offers views over the lower Snowdon ranges from the bedrooms and from many parts of the grounds. The small outdoor swimming-pool (heated and use by prior arrangement with owner) is a treat for families, and also within the grounds are tennis courts and a large flat garden area. A gentle trickling stream follows the boundary line of the property and a sheltered woodland area to the rear adds to the attraction.
Nearby Betws-y-Coed is one of Wales’ most popular areas, known for its Swallow Falls waterfall and its proximity to Llanberis, the village at the foot of Snowdon. A good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs are in Betws-y-Coed and an old coaching inn serving food can be found at Capel Curig. Porthmadog and Llyn Peninsula with their lovely sandy beaches are well worth a visit. Nearby Caernarfon (once a Roman town) based within its famous castle walls, has its castle classed as a World Heritage Site, and also offers visitors a small maritime museum situated at Victoria Docks. Conwy, Abergele, Llanrwst and the coastal areas of North Wales are all within easy reach as are many typical Welsh villages that pave the way through the Conwy Valley.

Living room with open fire. Dining-room. Kitchen. First floor: Three beamed double bedrooms, each with sloping ceiling (one accessed via another bedroom). Beamed single bedroom with sloping ceiling. Bathroom/W.C. with shower attachment. Separate W.C.

  • Elec and full oil CH incl
  • Open fire - fuel incl
  • Ample parking
  • Shops 2 miles
  • Satellite TV
  • DVD
  • Radio/cassette/CD
  • Auto wm
  • T/dryer
  • M/wave
  • Freezer
  • Large garden and grounds with verandah and furniture
  • Barbecue
  • Outdoor heated swimming-pool, 6m x 3m, min depth 1.2m (heated by prior arrangement with owner, £20 per day)
  • Natural spring water
  • Duvets with linen and towels
  • Friday to Friday

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