Plas Isa is a Grade II Listed building, which was rebuilt around 1839 and is historically linked to the Golden Lion Hotel. Located within close proximity to the centre of the town and local amenities, the property provides accommodation for independent travellers.
Kings offers the perfect combination of a welcoming family home and a thriving, long-established business with a proven income.Nestled in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, the hostel is surrounded by breath-taking mountains, serene lakes, winding rivers, and abundant wildlife.
Parliament House is a substantial property, standing in the heart of the town and forms part of one of the most historic properties in the town. Offering five bedrooms, three reception rooms, and two bathrooms, the property provides ample and versatile living space.
Talywaen is a four bedroomed detached property which has the benefit of 2, two bedroomed annexes located in a semi-rural location in the outskirts of market town of Dolgellau. Viewing is highly recommended and by appointment only.
Bryngwyn is a characterful end-of-terrace, five-bedroom property located just a short distance from the centre of Dolgellau. One of Bryngwyn's standout features is its off-road parking and private rear garden. With an abundance of original features, viewing is highly recommended.
2-3 Heol y Bont is substantial, mid-terraced, Grade II Listed property dating from the late 1700's, located in a prime position within Dolgellau Town. The property currently provides a shop, bunk house and two bedroom cottage, which is presented in excellent condition. Viewing is recommended
Ty Seren is a substantial, Grade II Listed property of traditional stone construction under a slated rood, standing 100 yards from the main town square. Having previously been a B&B the property has 8 letting bedrooms, 4 of which are en-suite, with a self contained flat on the top floor.
Old Police Station is a handsome Grade II Listed property of traditional stone construction under a slated roof. Offering deceptively spacious accommodation, which has been used as offices during recent years. The property is in very good order with gas fired central heating throughout.
Plas Gwyn is a substantial Grade ll listed property of traditional stone construction under a slated roof which was renewed in 1997 and is located within 100 yards of the main town square. Being one of the most prestigious character properties within the town, viewing is highly recommended.
