Nant Bwlch Yr Haiarn, Trefriw, LL27

The Property
Characterful Miner’s Cottage within Snowdonia National Park
Two Bedrooms | Two Bathrooms | Vaulted Ceilings | Multi-Fuel Stoves | 0.25 Acre Wraparound Garden | Lake Views | Slate Driveway for 5–6 Vehicles | Surrounded by Gwydir Forest

Positioned in a clearing within the stunning Gwydir Forest and located within the boundary of Snowdonia National Park, this beautifully presented former miner’s cottage offers a rare blend of historic charm, natural beauty, and lifestyle flexibility. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a generous wrap around garden, the home is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat with excellent access to the outdoors but still near towns.

This cottage enjoys lake views from the living room, forest surroundings, and all-day sun thanks to the wraparound design of the garden. Ideal for nature lovers, the home is within walking or short driving distance of scenic villages such as Betws-y-Coed and Llanrwst, both of which are traditional market villages that still host weekly markets. These thriving local hubs offer a wonderful sense of community and provide fresh produce, handmade goods, and essentials, adding to the charm and convenience of rural life. You’re also close to wild swimming and kayaking lakes, and despite the peaceful setting, food shop deliveries are available, and the nearest town of Llandudno is under 30 minutes away.

Inside, the property retains much of its original character, from quarry tile flooring and semi-exposed beams, two feature multi-fuel stoves and an original decommissioned baker’s oven, while also offering rustic comfort and practical space. With vaulted ceilings in a majority of rooms, creating a spacious interiors, and skylights throughout most of the house, the cottage feels bright, airy, and full of warmth.

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Outside
Externally, the home sits within a fully fenced 0.25-acre garden with double gates, a pedestrian gate, and a parcel box. The garden offers a large central slate patio, multiple lawned areas, a weather-dependent stream, and plenty of space to enjoy the tranquil setting. There are two wood stores, a large shed, and a generous slate driveway with parking for five to six vehicles. The site also has a history of planning permission for a caravan and was used as a second home for over 30 years, providing a strong case for future permissions, subject to relevant consents.
This rare property offers a lifestyle of quiet beauty and charm with room to grow, explore, or unwind ideal as a full-time residence, countryside escape, or holiday investment.

Entrance
The cottage welcomes you through a traditional split barn door, offering the option to open the top half independently, and into a charming entrance space with original quarry tile flooring. Which sets the tone for the rest of the home, leading directly into the living room and adding a rustic, countryside feels from the first step inside.

Living Room
Full of original character, the living room features semi-exposed wooden beams over the doorways, a large multi-fuel wood-burning stove with integrated log storage, and the original decommissioned baker’s ovens, an eye-catching reminder of the home’s unique history. Though the windows are traditionally small, the room enjoys direct views over the garden and towards the nearby lake.

Kitchen
Rustic and full of charm, the kitchen offers traditional fittings, a classic white farmhouse sink, and functional worktop space. The vaulted ceiling creates an impressive sense of height and openness, while a skylight overhead brings in natural light and makes the space feel bright and welcoming.

Dining Room
Separate from the kitchen, the dining room provides a cosy yet flexible space for mealtimes or entertaining. This room also features a second multi-fuel stove, adding warmth and character. While there is no skylight, the room maintains a comfortable, homely atmosphere that complements the rest of the cottage.

Bedroom
Master Bedroom
The king-sized master bedroom is exceptionally spacious, with a vaulted ceiling that adds to the sense of openness. Two large built-in wardrobes offer ideal storage for couples, and the room is lit by a large skylight. A private en-suite completes the space.

En-Suite (to Master)
A generous en-suite featuring a good-sized walk-in shower, WC and basin. Designed for comfort and privacy, it serves the master bedroom perfectly with tasteful finishes and ample space.

Bedroom Two
A well-proportioned second bedroom with its own vaulted ceiling and skylight, offering a peaceful view over the garden. Ideal as a guest room, children’s room, or office space, this room mirrors the light and warmth found throughout the home.

Family Bathroom
The main bathroom boasts a full-sized standing bathtub, perfect for relaxing, alongside a WC, basin, and built-in wall storage. Spacious and practical, it's well-suited for daily use or unwinding after outdoor adventures.

Garden
Set within approximately 0.25 acres, the wraparound garden features a large central slate patio, a rear lawned area, and a weather-dependent stream that flows through during wetter months. The property is fully fenced with a gated entrance (both vehicle and pedestrian access) and receives sunlight throughout the day thanks to its layout. Perfect for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or simply soaking in the views.

Driveway
The slate driveway offers parking for five to six vehicles, with plenty of turning space. The property also includes two wood stores and a large shed, ideal for garden storage.

A rare opportunity to own a unique slice of Welsh history, surrounded by natural beauty and brimming with character. Early viewing is highly recommended.
All enquiries welcome.

Property Description Disclaimer

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