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    <title>Property for sale in Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd</title>
    <description>Property for sale in Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd with a wide variety of homes for sale from estate agents, private sellers and property developers</description>
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      <title>Property for sale in Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd</title>
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      <title>Cabin, Trawsfynydd Holiday Village, Bronaber</title>
      <description><![CDATA[Cabin 292 is a detached 2 bedroom timber chalet under a salted roof, standing within the center of the village. The property is Leasehold is approx   years remaining. Located within Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), the property is well placed for Dolgellau Porthmadog and surrounding areas.]]></description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 27 Jun 2026 02:16:46 +0100</pubDate>
      <link>https://www.thehouseshop.com/property-for-sale/cabin-trawsfynydd-holiday-village-bronaber-ll41-4yb/6107127</link>
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      <author>dolgellau@walterlloydjones.co.uk (Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau)</author>
      <dc:creator>Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau</dc:creator>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[Cabin 292 is a charming detached two-bedroom holiday home and second-home retreat, set beneath a traditional slated roof in a secluded position at the heart of the holiday village. Nestled within the breathtaking surroundings of Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), this attractive log cabin in North Wales enjoys wonderful mountain views and offers the perfect escape to one of the most scenic regions in the UK.

Lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated by the current owners, the cabin provides comfortable, stylish accommodation ideal for holiday use throughout the year. Whether you're seeking a peaceful countryside retreat, a family holiday base, or a private getaway, Cabin 292 delivers an exceptional opportunity to own a holiday lodge in Eryri.

A particular highlight is the generous plot on which the property sits. The raised decking area and lawned garden provide plenty of space for outdoor dining, relaxation, and taking in the spectacular mountain scenery that surrounds the cabin. There is also a dedicated parking space for one vehicle.

Situated within the heart of Eryri National Park, the property is perfectly positioned for exploring the stunning landscapes, walking trails, and outdoor activities that make this area so popular. The market towns of Dolgellau and Porthmadog are within easy reach, along with the beautiful coastline and beaches of North Wales.

The accommodation comprises an open-plan sitting, dining and kitchen area, two bedrooms, and a shower room.

The property is leasehold with approximately 41 years remaining on the lease.

Viewing is highly recommended.

This delightful North Wales holiday home is likely to appeal to a wide range of buyers, particularly those looking for a second home or holiday retreat with stunning views in this beautiful location within Eryri National Park.

Location
Bronaber is a small village in Gwynedd, North Wales, situated along the A470 north of Dolgellau, within the community of Trawsfynydd. Nestled in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park, it offers a tranquil setting with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and countryside. Nearby attractions include Coed y Brenin Forest, the coast of Barmouth together with the towns of Dolgellau & Porthmadog which are within easy driving distance. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the natural beauty of the area. Bronaber's serene environment and proximity to various attractions make it an ideal base for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure in North Wales.

Council Tax Band: A - £1,630.32
Tenure: Leasehold (41 years)
Ground Rent: £3,348 per year
Garden details: Private Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains


Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room w: 4.84m x l: 5.32m (w: 15' 11" x l: 17' 5")
Door to front, 2x windows to front, 2x windows to side, 1x window to rear.
Kitchen area:
4x Wall units, 6x base units under a marble effect worktop, stainless steel sink and drainer, space for fridge, integral single oven, integral 4 ring ceramic hob, electric panel heater, storage cupboard, new part cushion, part carpet.

Shower Room w: 1.72m x l: 1.16m (w: 5' 8" x l: 3' 10")
Windows x2 to side, shower cubicle with electric shower, new low level W.C., new vanity wash hand basin, LED luminated mirror, heated  towel rial, cushion flooring.

Bedroom 1 w: 2.82m x l: 1.93m (w: 9' 3" x l: 6' 4")
Window to rear, laminate floor.

Bedroom 2 w: 1.82m x l: 1.93m (w: 6'  x l: 6' 4")
Window to rear, carpet.

Outside 
Large plot with lawn area.

Balcony/Decking seat area to the front with views towards Rhinog mountain range.

The cabin also benefits from an allocated parking space, a short distance from the property.
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      <title>Cabin, Trawsfynydd Holiday Village</title>
      <description><![CDATA[Situated within the popular Trawsfynydd Holiday Village, Cabin 234 is a charming detached two-bedroom Norwegian Pine cabin, set on a generous private plot featuring lawned gardens, off-road parking, and picturesque views of the Rhinog Mountain Range.]]></description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 27 Jun 2026 02:16:23 +0100</pubDate>
      <link>https://www.thehouseshop.com/property-for-sale/cabin-trawsfynydd-holiday-village-trawsfynydd-blaenau-ffestiniog-ll41-4yb/6100269</link>
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      <author>dolgellau@walterlloydjones.co.uk (Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau)</author>
      <dc:creator>Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau</dc:creator>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[Situated within the popular Trawsfynydd Holiday Village, Cabin 234 is a charming detached two-bedroom Norwegian Pine cabin, set on a generous private plot featuring lawned gardens, off-road parking, and picturesque views of the Rhinog Mountain Range.

The cabin boasts a balcony to the side and rear, offering a perfect spot to enjoy the surrounding scenery. Inside, the warm and inviting accommodation includes electric heating and UPVC double glazing throughout. The open-plan layout comprises a living/dining area with a kitchen, two bedrooms, and a modern shower room.

The property benefits from a lease running until 2049.

Please note: the cabin is for holiday use only. To preserve its classification as a 'seasonal home', overnight stays are not permitted from 6th January to 5th February.

Residents enjoy access to a range of on-site amenities, including a caf?, shop, laundrette, dog walking area, and a children's outdoor play area.

Early viewing is highly recommended.

Bronaber is a small village in Gwynedd, North Wales, situated along the A470 north of Dolgellau, within the community of Trawsfynydd. Nestled in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park, it offers a tranquil setting with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and countryside. Nearby attractions include Coed y Brenin Forest, the coast of Barmouth together with the towns of Dolgellau & Porthmadog which are within easy driving distance. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the natural beauty of the area. Bronaber's serene environment and proximity to various attractions make it an ideal base for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure in North Wales.

Council Tax Band: A £1544.97
Tenure: Leasehold (25 years)
Ground Rent: £1,643.93 per year
Parking options: Off Street
Garden details: Private Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: Electric


Porch 
Open porch with storage room.

Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room w: 5.68m x l: 4.93m (w: 18' 8" x l: 16' 2")
Kitchen/Dining Area:

Door to front, window to front, 3x windows to side, 2x windows to rear (1 bay window), ceiling light with fan, storage cupboard, 3x wall units, 5x base units under a timber effect worktop, space for cooker, Belfast sink with Crownette hot water heater (automatic continuous hot water), double timber drainer, space for fridge freezer, electric wall panel heater, electric blow heater, cushion flooring and carpet.





Shower Room w: 1.95m x l: 1.8m (w: 6' 5" x l: 5' 11")
Window to front, quadrant shower cubicle with wet wall panelling and electric shower, low level W.C, vanity wash hand basin, Crownette hot water heater (automatic continuous hot water), mirror, shaver socket and light, heated towel rail/radiator, cushion flooring.

Bedroom 1 w: 2.04m x l: 2.96m (w: 6' 8" x l: 9' 9")
Window to side, wall lights, mirror, fitted double wardrobe and overhead storage, electric storage heater, laminate flooring.

Bedroom 2 w: 2.03m x l: 1.94m (w: 6' 8" x l: 6' 4")
Window to side, wall light, single fitted wardrobe, electric storage heater, carpet.

Outside 
Raised wrap around decking seating area, with steps down to gravel pathway, garden area to front, side and rear with lawn areas, mature shrubs and trees.  Space for off road parking.
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      <title>Crochendy Twrog, Tan-y-Bwlch</title>
      <description><![CDATA[Crochendy Twrog is an extremely unique, Grade II Listed property, which was originally the home farm for the former Oakley Estate. Retaining a wealth of period features throughout, the complex comprises several buildings, offering a variety of uses for the new owner subject to the necessary planning]]></description>
      <pubDate>Sat, 27 Jun 2026 02:15:57 +0100</pubDate>
      <link>https://www.thehouseshop.com/property-for-sale/crochendy-twrog-tan-y-bwlch-maentwrog-ll41-3yu/6095085</link>
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      <author>dolgellau@walterlloydjones.co.uk (Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau)</author>
      <dc:creator>Walter lloyd Jones - Dolgellau</dc:creator>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[*Awaiting floorplan*
Crochendy Twrog is an extremely unique, Grade II Listed property, which was originally the home farm for the former Oakley Estate. Retaining a wealth of period features throughout, the complex comprises several buildings, offering a variety of uses for the new owner subject to the necessary planning consents.

The property comprises a complex of buildings, including to one side of a central archway is the main house, a 2 bedroomed converted barn featuring a spacious lounge with vaulted ceiling. The archway leads to a beautiful courtyard and veranda. On the other side of the archway is a double fronted building which was historically the stables and previously used as a pottery gallery. Adjacent to the gallery is the tack room now used as a pottery workshop. Stairs lead to the old Head Carter's room, next door to that, located above the archway is the former grain store with vaulted ceiling. 
 
A studio flat is located above the pottery in the former hayloft, with its own access through a large lobby. The studio flat benefits from its own kitchen, sitting area / bedroom, bedroom 2 and shower room. This offers potential to be let out (it has previously been a holiday let) or could be used as further living accommodation for the main house. Adjacent to the lobby there are further rooms with previous use as a caf? and workshops. 

Behind the main house, there is a covered barn, with slated roof and oak-framed stalls and slate dividers. At the far end of the barn, there are 3 further buildings which could be utilised for a variety of uses.

To the front of the property there is a long cart shed, with stables at either end. 

Externally, there is a large driveway providing plenty of parking, with access through the central archway to the courtyard. Lawned cottage style gardens offer seclusion and privacy, with greenhouse, fruit trees, rockery garden and vegetable patch. The total area extends to approximately 0.57 acres.

Located within the valley of the Dwyryd Estuary approximately 1 mile from the village of Maentwrog, with the Moelwyn mountains as a backdrop, the property is approximately 15 minutes to the harbour town of Porthmadog with a range of shops and restaurants.

Viewing is by appointment only and highly recommended to appreciate the potential that the property has to offer. 


Council Tax Band: C - £1,905.59
Tenure: Freehold
Status: Main Residence.


Kitchen w: 3.59m x l: 3.76m (w: 11' 9" x l: 12' 4")
Door to side, window to front, electric cooker point, Rayburn (not in use), 2 base units, stainless steel sink and drainer, tiled splash back, space for washing machine, tiled flooring.

Inner Hallway w: 0.93m x l: 2.02m (w: 3' 1" x l: 6' 8")
Storage cupboard, tiled flooring.

Bathroom w: 2.39m x l: 2m (w: 7' 10" x l: 6' 7")
Window to rear, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath, shower tray with mains shower over, part tiled walls, electric wall heater, tiled flooring.

Second Inner Hallway w: 3.51m x l: 0.92m (w: 11' 6" x l: 3' )
Internal windows to either side, tiled flooring.

Bedroom 1 w: 3.54m x l: 2.14m (w: 11' 7" x l: 7' )
Window to front, internal window, vinyl tiled flooring.

Sitting/Dining Room w: 6.68m x l: 6.14m (w: 21' 11" x l: 20' 2")
Window to front, door to front, two windows to side, part vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, part exposed stone walls, open feature fireplace housing a woodburning stove, slate flagged flooring.

Office w: 3.51m x l: 2.58m (w: 11' 6" x l: 8' 6")
Window to rear, stairs to first floor, concrete flooring.

Bedroom 2 w: 3.53m x l: 4.32m (w: 11' 7" x l: 14' 2")
Velux to rear, exposed beams, exposed floorboards.

Pottery/Former Stables 


Pottery Gallery  w: 9.06m x l: 5.73m (w: 29' 9" x l: 18' 10")
Two windows to front, stable door to front, former stables, beamed ceiling, slate flagged flooring and cobbled stone flooring, retained original oak partitions, rear door to courtyard. 

Side door into:

Workshop w: 3.61m x l: 4.53m (w: 11' 10" x l: 14' 10")
Window to front, beamed ceiling, wood panelled wall with under stairs storage.

Staircase to:

Half Landing 
Skylight, door to further staircase

Room 1 w: 3.59m x l: 4.41m (w: 11' 9" x l: 14' 6")
Two window to front, cast iron fireplace and slate hearth, internal window to rear, exposed floorboards.

Room 2 w: 4.15m x l: 5.36m (w: 13' 7" x l: 17' 7")
Three windows to front, window to rear, vaulted ceiling, original pulley system from archway below, exposed floorboards.

Outbuildings/Workshops 


Room 1 w: 5.02m x l: 2.3m (w: 16' 6" x l: 7' 7")
Window to rear, electric consumer unit, sink unit with stainless steel sink and drainer, 2 base units, concrete flooring, stable door to front.

Door and step up to Lobby:

Entrance Porch w: 1.65m x l: 0.83m (w: 5' 5" x l: 2' 9")
Stable door to front

Lobby w: 4.11m x l: 3.26m (w: 13' 6" x l: 10' 8")
Two windows to rear, vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, skylight, concrete flooring. Door leading to Room 2 and door leading to porch. Reclaimed stairs leading to the flat.
 


Room 2 w: 4.92m x l: 3.28m (w: 16' 2" x l: 10' 9")
Window to front and rear, concrete flooring, door to lobby.

Room 3 w: 5.16m x l: 3.08m (w: 16' 11" x l: 10' 1")
Window to either side, door to entrance hall, mezzanine landing area, vaulted ceiling, concrete flooring

Entrance Hall w: 4.41m x l: 1.25m (w: 14' 6" x l: 4' 1")
Door to front, concrete flooring.

W.C. - Toilet 1 w: 1.95m x l: 1.68m (w: 6' 5" x l: 5' 6")
Low level WC, wash hand basin, door to entrance hall.

W.C. - Toilet 2 w: 0.69m x l: 2.55m (w: 2' 3" x l: 8' 4")
Low level WC, wash hand basin, door to entrance hall. 

Room 4 w: 1.79m x l: 1.36m (w: 5' 10" x l: 4' 6")
Stairs to mezzanine area

Mezzanine w: 4.5m x l: 3.31m (w: 14' 9" x l: 10' 10")
Skylight to rear, boarded flooring.

Studio Flat 


Kitchen w: 2.54m x l: 2.32m (w: 8' 4" x l: 7' 7")
Skylight to side, 5 base units under a marble effect worktop, space for electric cooker, space for fridge, stainless steel sink and drainer, electric wall heater, cushion flooring.

Sitting/Dining Room w: 6.07m x l: 5.37m (w: 19' 11" x l: 17' 7")
Two small narrow windows either side of the large main window, with window above, two windows to the side, exposed stone walls, vaulted ceiling, exposed A frames, internal screen with leaded opaque window to bedroom. 

Shower Room w: 2.85m x l: 1.29m (w: 9' 4" x l: 4' 3")
Skylight to rear, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, fully tiled shower cubicle with electric shower, part tiled walls, electric wall heater, cushion flooring

Bedroom w: 2.79m x l: 3.88m (w: 9' 2" x l: 12' 9")
Window to front, exposed beams, carpet.

Outside 
Private driveway and parking to the front of the property, with archway leading through to the Courtyard.

Former Cattle Bays. W: 16.81m.  x.  L: 6.92m
Slate roof, open bays to front, exposed A frame, original slate and oak partitions. 

Barn: W: 15.17m  x   L:17.19
Slated roof, offering useful storage, cattle bays, concrete flooring.

Room 1: (Glazing Workshop) W: 4.63 m. x.  L:9.39
Slate roof, exposed A Frame, large skylight window and two internal windows facing into the barn, original slate partitions from when it was used as a dairy. 

Room 2:  W: 4.56m   x.   L: 3.97m
Stable door entrance, stable door to rear, vaulted ceiling, skylight window to rear. 

Room 3:  W: 4.58m   x.  L: 4.98m
Kiln room, stable door to front, vaulted ceiling, doorway to barn, small skylight window and window slits, brick flooring,



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Long cart shed to the front with stable either end. 

The gardens offer a secluded and private setting, with greenhouse, lawned gardens, vegetable patch and rockery. The original stone weighbridge house is positioned at the entrance to the garden. 

There is a roofless bothy in the field adjacent to the property. 

Services 
MAINS:- Water and electricity. 

Septic tank drainage.
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