
Ty Gwair (The Hayloft) is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Gwynedd, North Wales. Original exposed beams and traditional stone walls create authentic barn character throughout. The property features vaulted ceilings in the living spaces and retains many period details that showcase its agricultural heritage.
The barn sits in peaceful rural countryside with views across open fields and distant mountains. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures. You're surrounded by classic Welsh farmland with woodland walks starting from the door.
The accommodation sleeps guests across well-appointed bedrooms with modern bathrooms. The open-plan living area combines kitchen, dining and sitting space under those impressive beams.
Ty Gwair (The Hayloft) is a beautifully restored stone barn conversion in Gwynedd, North Wales. Original exposed beams and traditional stone walls create authentic barn character throughout. The property features vaulted ceilings in the living spaces and retains many period details that showcase its agricultural heritage.
The barn sits in peaceful rural countryside with views across open fields and distant mountains. Sheep graze in neighbouring pastures. You're surrounded by classic Welsh farmland with woodland walks starting from the door.
The accommodation sleeps guests across well-appointed bedrooms with modern bathrooms. The open-plan living area combines kitchen, dining and sitting space under those impressive beams. Traditional barn doors and original stonework add character to every room.
Caernarfon Castle stands 3 miles away (8 minutes' drive). Snowdonia National Park begins 5 miles south (12 minutes). Zip World Velocity reaches speeds of 100mph at Penrhyn Quarry, 8 miles distant (15 minutes). The Menai Strait coastline lies 4 miles north (10 minutes).
Ty Gwair (The Hayloft) suits families and couples wanting authentic barn living near Snowdonia. Original features meet modern comfort in this Welsh stone barn.
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Original stonework throughout creates genuine barn character. These thick walls provide excellent insulation and connect you to the building's farming past.
High ceilings in the main living space give a real sense of the barn's original scale and agricultural purpose.
Just 5 miles from Snowdonia National Park. Mountain walks, waterfalls and peaks are all within easy reach for outdoor adventures.
Fields and mountains surround the barn. Watch sheep grazing and enjoy complete countryside peace from your Welsh farmland setting.
Original timber beams span the ceilings. These structural features remind you this was once a working agricultural building.
World Heritage Site castle just 3 miles away. Medieval walls and towers make for brilliant family days out in historic North Wales.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Ty Gwair (The Hayloft) by car, take the A487 towards Caernarfon and follow signs for the LL55 postcode area. The barn conversion is located in rural Gwynedd with off-road parking available on arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Bangor, approximately 8 miles away. From there, a taxi will take you through the Welsh countryside to the barn in around 20 minutes.
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Postcode: LL55 1RW
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