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Hirnant Farm Cottage
Eryri National Park
Mid Wales
A Historic Farmhouse Escape for Groups Near Eryri (Snowdonia), Lake Vyrnwy & Bala
Historic Farmhouse Living Across Three Characterful Levels
Thoughtfully outfitted for up to 8 guests with abundant social spaces and quiet nooks:
Flagstone Entrance & Social Farmhouse Kitchen: Enter into a grand hallway showcasing original flagstones and exposed timber. The large open-plan kitchen/diner serves as the heart of the home, featuring soft seating by an ornamental inglenook fireplace, complete self-catering appliances, and a traditional dining table seating 8.
Warm Living Spaces & Music Room: Relax in the main ground-floor lounge beside a roaring open fire, select a rare book from the landing library, or host a family evening around the piano.
Upper-Level TV Lounge & Games Room: Ascend to the upper floors to find a secondary entertainment lounge with a Smart TV, alongside a dedicated hallway area with table football for indoor fun.
Four Peaceful Bedrooms:
Mid Level: Features a charming double bedroom, a family bathroom with a roll-top bath, and a modern shower room with mosaic tiling.
Top Level: Accommodates three further bedrooms under exposed roof beams—a super-king-size room, a double bedroom, and a twin bunk room—all framing idyllic rural views.
Stargazing Hot Tub, Garden Terrace & Bike Storage
Private Outdoor Hot Tub: Soak beneath unpolluted night skies in the private garden hot tub while taking in far-reaching valley views.
Al Fresco Dining: Enjoy sunrise-to-sunset vistas from the manicured lawned garden, complete with a charcoal BBQ and patio dining area.
Parking & Bike Racks: Provides private off-road parking for two vehicles and a secure locking rack for bicycles.
Explore Eryri (Snowdonia), Pistyll Rhaeadr & Mid Wales
Bala & White Water Rafting (10 miles): Visit the historic market town of Bala to ride the narrow-gauge steam railway, stroll around Bala Lake (Llyn Tegid), or try extreme white-water rafting at the National White Water Centre.
Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfalls (4 miles): Hike to one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, a dramatic 73-meter waterfall set within scenic walking trails.
Lake Vyrnwy & Outdoor Trails (4 miles): Walk, cycle, or spot wildlife around the lake’s RSPB nature reserve and iconic Victorian dam.
Culture & Heritage: Take short day trips to Welshpool (12 miles) for canal tours, or visit National Trust’s Powis Castle and Garden (22 miles).
Sleeps 8, Pets Welcome

























