Located in the rural village of Llanfaglan, just outside the royal town of Caernarfon, sits this beautiful, detached cottage, Bryn Derw. This pet-friendly home enjoys a garden to enjoy alfresco dining in the warmer months and offers private parking for two cars. Step inside to be greeted by the entrance hallway; here you can store your shoes and coats, ready for a countryside ramble. On your right, you will find a double bedroom, with tasteful furniture to house your items, where you can enjoy an afternoon read. Moving through the home, locate the open-plan living space, hosting two plush sofas so you can unwind with a cup of tea and flicker through the Smart TV. The shaker-style kitchen offers everything you need for a self-catered stay, including an electric oven and gas hob, as well as a dishwasher for a fuss-free clean. When meals are dished, gather around the dining table to tuck-in or throw open the patio doors to enjoy your meal out on the lush rear garden. As day draws to night, discover the family bathroom, where you can melt your worries away in the tub or rinse off under the rainfall shower. When sleep calls, either rest your head in the ground-floor king or climb the stairs for an additional king and twin bedroom, with TVs for a movie night beneath the covers. Explore your rural location on foot or bike and why not pack a bucket or spade to visit Dinas Dinlle Beach for a sea-breeze? A scenic drive will lead you into the heart of Caernarforn, home to a great selection of bars, shops, and restaurants, as well as the ancient Caernarfon Castle to immerse yourself in the past. Venture further afield to see more of what North Wales has to offer with a visit to the quaint village of Llanberis, home to a unique art gallery, a dramatic waterfall, and Snowdon Honey Farm & Winery to stock up on treats. For a memorable escape with your family, consider Bryn Derw.

Caernarfon (Gwynedd county town) is a historic and culturally significant town in North Wales. With its spectacular 13th-century castle, well-preserved town walls, and lovely lake front, it is a popular tourist destination. There are guided tours of the castle available during the season, as well as unique events such as historical pageants. There is also a station for the Welsh Highland Railway, which runs through stunning terrain, via Beddgelert hamlet, and on to Porthmadog.

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