Cottage In Bala, North Wales

Bala, Gwynedd

The former railway station in Bala, Gwynedd, Wales, is a tempting holiday home that sleeps up to 6 guests and offers a range of features including a hot tub and open fire. Nestled between the Llyn Tegid and Capel Celyn lakes, surrounded by the Arenig mountains, this idyllic location is perfect for a relaxing or active holiday. The nearby River Tryweryn leads to the National Whitewater Centre, while Bala itself is famous for its lake, the largest natural lake in Wales. The area is also home to unique wildlife, such as the Gwyniaid fish, a relic of the Ice Age.

The detached, single-storey former railway station is full of interesting features and thoughtful extras to enhance your stay. The stylish kitchen/diner is well-equipped with modern appliances, while the comfortable lounge features a wood burner for cozy nights in. Three fabulous bedrooms offer lovely views to wake up to, including a double with en suite, a twin, and a full-size bunk room. The bathroom includes a bath for indulgent relaxation, and the enclosed landscaped garden with hot tub and charcoal BBQ is perfect for al fresco dining.

The former signal box has been transformed into a quirky games room with a pool table, adding to the unique charm of the property. The stunning views from the garden, along with the sounds of the river and local wildlife, create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Guests can enjoy morning coffee on the former Great Western Railway's Bala Ffestiniog Line, now out of use, or have a picnic by the river. Parking for four cars is available, along with an undercover store in the games room for bikes and kayaks. With its convenient location and range of amenities, this former railway station offers a memorable and enjoyable holiday experience in the heart of Wales.

• Hot Tub / Jacuzzi
• Internet
• Open Fire