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 In
the 19th Century, Ynys Pandy was a fulling mill, cleaning sheeps` wool with
fullers earth before the weaving process. In the early 20th Century it was a
farm and for 30 years it has been our family home.
People who know Ynys Pandy tell us it is a special place and we invite you
to experience the peace and sense of space for yourselves. Beautifully
furnished and well equipped, we sleep eight plus a cot and welcome well
behaved pets, bearing in mind that there are sheep in the field.
Ynys Pandy is secluded but not remote, tucked away off a minor road and
situated at the top of a lovely tree-lined drive. The house is surrounded by
thirty five acres of beautiful environmentally sensitive fields, grazed by a
small flock of sheep, sometimes cows and always
horses, with the northern
fields being bordered by the Snowdonia National Park. Views are 360 degrees
all around; Cwm Pennant and Moel Hebog to the North, Cardigan Bay and the
Irish Sea to the South, Cwmystradllyn to the East and the Llyn Peninsular to
the West.
As well as the mountains and beaches there are numerous activities and
attractions – Snowdonia, Anglesey, Llyn Peninsular and Harlech are all
within easy reach. Ideal for exploring, walking, climbing or relaxing. For
shopping the seaside villages of Porthmadog and Criccieth are a 10 minute
drive, Caernarfon with it’s Castle 20 minutes and the University City of
Bangor 40 minutes, all offering a good variety of restaurants, bars, cafes
and pubs. And at the bottom of our drive is perhaps the last independent
working Woollen Mill in the UK, while the road we stand on is a part of
National Cycle Route 8, which can lead you to the nearby narrow gauge
railways of the Ffestiniog and The Welsh Highland Light, castles and the
wonderful folly which is Portmeirion, The Village.
Location
Map |
| Tom and Bren
Jenkins,
Ynys Pandy, Golan, Garndolbenmaen,
Gwynedd LL51 9YU
Telephone (International):- +44 1766 530256
Telephone (UK):- 01766 530256
Email:-
info@ynyspandy.co.uk
Website:-
http://www.ynyspandy.co.uk/ |