
Ddol Helyg Barn is a traditional Welsh stone barn conversion set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd. Original oak beams stretch across vaulted ceilings whilst thick stone walls frame every room. The barn retains its agricultural character through exposed stonework and timber features. An open fire crackles in the sitting room during cooler months.
The barn sits in open countryside with mountain views across Snowdonia's peaks. Fields surround the property. Woodland trails start from the doorstep. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests across two doubles and one twin. Two bathrooms serve the accommodation.
Ddol Helyg Barn is a traditional Welsh stone barn conversion set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd. Original oak beams stretch across vaulted ceilings whilst thick stone walls frame every room. The barn retains its agricultural character through exposed stonework and timber features. An open fire crackles in the sitting room during cooler months.
The barn sits in open countryside with mountain views across Snowdonia's peaks. Fields surround the property. Woodland trails start from the doorstep. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests across two doubles and one twin. Two bathrooms serve the accommodation. The kitchen opens into a dining area with original flagstone flooring. A mezzanine level overlooks the main living space.
Caernarfon Castle stands 6 miles away (15 minutes' drive). Zip World Velocity reaches speeds of 100mph at Penrhyn Quarry, 8 miles distant (18 minutes). Mount Snowdon's summit trail begins at Pen-y-Pass, 9 miles away (22 minutes). Anglesey's beaches lie 12 miles north (25 minutes).
Ddol Helyg Barn suits families and groups wanting authentic barn living with direct access to Wales' finest walking country.
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Thick Welsh stone walls and exposed stonework create authentic barn character throughout the conversion with genuine agricultural heritage visible in every room.
Original oak beams span the vaulted ceilings above the living spaces, showcasing traditional timber craftsmanship and adding height and grandeur to the barn.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame direct views across Snowdonia's peaks from the barn, with mountain scenery visible from bedrooms and living areas throughout the day.
A working open fire in the sitting room provides warmth and atmosphere during evenings, perfect for relaxing after days exploring the Welsh mountains and countryside.
The barn stands in open fields with woodland trails starting from the doorstep, offering complete rural peace whilst remaining accessible to Snowdonia's attractions and villages.
A mezzanine level overlooks the main living area, making full use of the barn's height whilst creating separate zones within the open-plan conversion layout.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Ddol Helyg Barn by car, take the A487 towards Caernarfon, then follow the A4086 into Snowdonia National Park. The barn is accessed via country lanes with parking available at the property for multiple vehicles.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Bangor, approximately 12 miles away. From there, a taxi journey takes around 25 minutes through the Welsh countryside to reach the barn.
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Postcode: LL55 1RW
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Postcode: LL55 4EU
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