Standing in superb gardens, this splendid house commands wonderful views of
a timeless, rural landscape of outstanding natural beauty. The property features a croquet
lawn and two lakes, which are home to ducks, coots, and moorhens. It is located
near Caernarfon, on the wide plain between Snowdonia and the sea. The
nearest
shops are just under 2 miles away. Please note: The lakes are not fenced, so this property
may not be suitable for families with young children.
Caernarfon is a charming
historical town set within castle walls; it has a pretty harbor, museums, antique shops and
good bars and restaurants. In North Wales, Welsh can be heard spoken as a first
language,
and many historic castles can be visited, including Caernarfon, Conwy and
Beaumaris. Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula offer sandy beaches and coves, while
wonderful walks abound in Snowdonia. Mount Snowdon can be tackled on foot
or via the famous rack and pinion railway. Llandudno offers all the attractions of a seaside
resort, including a pier and sandy beach. Picturesque villages close by include Beddgelert,
Betws-y-Coed and Llanberis, a unique village full of pubs, restaurants and shops,
popular
as the gateway to Snowdon.
This spacious house has been furnished to an
exceptional standard throughout using antique furniture. The house includes 11
bedrooms (7 double, 2 twin, 2 single) and 11 en-suite bathrooms; a living room with
open
fire, dining room with open fire, leading to conservatory, each overlooking gardens
with views of Anglesey; and large, commercial-style, fully equipped kitchen (with
microwave, freezer). Two of the bedrooms feature patio doors onto the garden.
Additional features: All bedrooms with TV. Electricity and full LPG CH included. Open fires:
initial fuel included, thereafter available at cost. Ample parking. TVs, video,
radio/cassette/CD, pay telephone, washer and dryer, child's crib and high chair. Duvets
with linen and towels.
2004: From $4670/week. Current rates available on
request.
Wales (2)
800-221-2260