Rhos-y-Gwaliau 1.5 miles. This semi-detached old forestry cottage is situated in a peaceful riverside location within the Aberhirnant Forest, 1.5 miles from the hamlet of Rhos-y-Gwaliau, and 2.2 miles from the well-known lakeside town of Bala, in the Snowdonia National Park. This Bala cottage is well-appointed throughout and provides contemporary accommodation with a cosy cottage atmosphere, making it ideal for families and friends who want to enjoy this beautiful part of Wales. The two main bedrooms have televisions and pleasant river and woodland views, whilst the modern kitchen with dining area is perfect for enjoying a meal before relaxing in front of the welcoming woodburning stove in the lovely sitting room. This Snowdonia holiday home has easy access to scenic mountains, tranquil lakes, awe-inspiring coastlines and breathtaking rivers, perfect for walking, mountain biking and watersports. Just over two miles away is the small town of Bala, which boasts interesting shops, pubs, restaurants and the famous Bala Lake, from where you can sail, canoe and fish. Alternatively, travel on the lakeside miniature steam railway or enjoy a walk in pleasant countryside surroundings. Activities close by include the renowned National White Water Centre, golf courses and mountain bike trails, plus venture around North Wales and take trips to Llangollen, Powis and Chirk Castles, Barmouth and Harlech, with its 13th century castle. This delightful Bala cottage is an ideal base, whatever the reason for visiting the area.

The small hamlet of Rhos-y-Gwaliau is situated in the Snowdonia National Park, 2.2 miles from the lakeside town of Bala. The bustling market town of Bala is located at the head of Llyn Tegid, the largest natural lake in Wales offering watersports, fishing, sailing, canoeing, windsurfing and whitewater rafting, and the town itself has interesting shops, inns and restaurants.

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