
Brithgwm Canol is a converted stone barn in Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd, set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Original beams and stone walls run throughout this traditional Welsh barn conversion. The property features exposed timber frames and a wood-burning stove that anchors the main living space.
The barn sits in open countryside with mountain views across the valley. Fields surround the property on three sides. You can see Aran Fawddwy from the windows. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures.
Inside you'll find four bedrooms sleeping eight guests across two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and dining area occupies the original threshing floor. A separate sitting room has the wood burner and original barn doors.
Brithgwm Canol is a converted stone barn in Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd, set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Original beams and stone walls run throughout this traditional Welsh barn conversion. The property features exposed timber frames and a wood-burning stove that anchors the main living space.
The barn sits in open countryside with mountain views across the valley. Fields surround the property on three sides. You can see Aran Fawddwy from the windows. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures.
Inside you'll find four bedrooms sleeping eight guests across two bathrooms. The open-plan kitchen and dining area occupies the original threshing floor. A separate sitting room has the wood burner and original barn doors. Bedrooms include two doubles and two twins.
Bala Lake lies 3 miles north (8 minutes). Dolgellau sits 9 miles south (18 minutes). Coed y Brenin forest trails are 12 miles away (22 minutes). Harlech Castle stands 20 miles west (35 minutes).
Brithgwm Canol works for families wanting mountain access and groups after proper walking country. Book this barn for genuine Snowdonia countryside.
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Thick Welsh stone walls and exposed beams create authentic barn character throughout the living spaces and bedrooms.
The traditional wood burner in the sitting room provides warmth and atmosphere on cooler mountain evenings.
Windows frame views of Aran Fawddwy and the surrounding Snowdonia peaks across open valley countryside.
Set within the national park with direct access to mountain walks and forest trails from the doorstep.
Four bedrooms and open-plan living areas provide plenty of space for families and groups of eight.
Surrounded by working farmland and grazing sheep with no nearby roads or traffic noise.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Brithgwm Canol by car, take the A494 to Bala then follow the B4403 south towards Llanuwchllyn. The barn is easily accessible from the main road and you'll have off-road parking for three cars upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Barmouth, approximately 18 miles away. From there, it's a scenic taxi journey through Snowdonia to your countryside barn conversion.
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