Gilar House, stands beautifully since 1623

Fabulous outdoor kitchen with Argentine BBQ and gatehouse beyond

Feel the history in this oak panelled lounge with open fire

The dining room with open fire provides a fantastic setting for your meal

Curl up next to the open fire and read or watch a film

Beautiful kitchen with Belfast sink and double oven

Creatively designed and well equipped kitchen

Rustle up some home made cooking

Enjoy alfresco dining

Cook up a feast on the Argentine BBQ

The master bedroom boasts a 4-poster super-king size bed

Substantial master bedroom with antique furniture and tapestries

Treat yourself to breakfast in bed

Character wherever you go

Exposed oak floorboards and wood panelling

Family bathroom with beautiful large cast iron bath and separate shower

Double room over-looking the garden with ensuite shower room

En-suite shower room

A characterful twin room with exposed beams

Sink into a warm bubble bath in the downstairs bathroom

Gilar's 1623 Gatehouse, one of the last remaining in Wales

A cosy and compact twin room found in Gilar's gatehouse

Look out from the Gatehouse towards Gilar

Make use of the outdoor covered dining area with BBQ and fire-pit

Store your wellies and hang your coats, hats and dog leads

Gilar welcomes two dogs to enjoy the vast walking routes

Take a stroll up the farm track with your four-legged friend

Take a stroll to the lakes for a picnic

Fantastic views of Snowdon from the top of Gilar

Pentrefoelas, Betws -y- Coed, LL24 0LP

Betws -y- Coed, Pentrefoelas, Betws -y- Coed, LL24 0LP

Bedrooms 5

Bathrooms 3

Star Rating 5

Standing within 500 acres of majestic ancient woodlands and beautiful farmland, this unique 17th century farmhouse makes a tranquil, secluded retreat for larger families and groups of friends seeking an idyllic rural getawayClose to the north eastern fringes of Snowdonia, the Grade II listed property offers fabulous accommodation for up to ten guests discovering a breathtaking part of North WalesThis sympathetically updated house offers numerous period features including the historic gatehouse, oak panelling, plaster armorial shields, inglenook fireplaces, window seats, timber beams and the original beam door lock dating back to the 1600sThe oak panelled hallway leads into a pretty lounge with a stone fireplace and Smart TV, providing a wonderful space to unwind together.

A step leads down from the slate floored hallway into a bespoke galley style kitchen then through to a handsome, atmospheric dining room with an open fire and welcoming dining tableThe ground floor also features a beautiful bathroom with a freestanding roll top bathOn the first floor there s a sumptuous bathroom and three gorgeous bedrooms featuring antique furniture, historic tapestries and oak panelling: a lovely double, an en suite king size room, and a super king size room with a four poster bed and exposed beamsA steep, narrow cottage style staircase leads up to the charming attic bedroom with twin beds.

The final bedroom is a cosy twin with a feature fireplace and oak window seats, and can be found in the beautiful gatehouse, dating back to 1623, which lies at the end of the cobbled garden pathThe walled garden has a delightful lawn, a BBQ area, firepit and outdoor furniture, perfect for dining alfrescoThe 500 acres of surrounding grounds feature a working sheep farm, Garn Prys Mountain, ancient woodlands and lakes to exploreSnowdonia is to the west (3 miles), perfect for exhilarating walks, water sports, fishing, mountain climbing and biking..