Arthog Hall Farm

Arthog Hall Farm is a substantial detached house in an elevated position in Arthog, overlooking the Mawddach Estuary, just 2 miles from the seaside town of Fairbourne and 7 miles west of Dolgellau. This former farmhouse is ideally situated for walking, cycling and touring the South Snowdonia National Park and coastline.

The farmhouse provides comfortable accommodation for families or groups of friends, with six bedrooms (double with en suite shower room, double, twin with en suite shower room, twin and two single bedrooms), a family bath/shower room and additional WC. On the ground floor is a comfortable sitting room with open fire and large Freeview TV/DVD player, a formal dining room and a breakfast room with Rayburn, each with table and chairs to seat 8-10 people. The fitted kitchen includes a dishwasher; adjacent utility room with fridge/freezer, fridge and freezer; access to garage/store with washing machine and small pool table. There is also a small games room/snug including table football, darts, desk, two sofas, second TV/DVD, toys and games. There is WiFi and an initial supply of fuel is provided for the open fire. There is a barbecue in the garden and secure bike storage is available.

The village of Arthog includes a pony trekking centre, and nearby Fairbourne, 2 miles away, has mainline railway station, Fairbourne Light Railway, beach, pubs, shops and golf. Fishing is also available locally and there are several other sandy beaches nearby. This is an excellent location for walking, including the Mawddach Trail and Cadair Idris mountain range; Coed y Brenin for mountain biking, and forest visitor centre is just 12 miles away.