Or'Eira
The name Oreira means ‘From the Snow’ and is said to mark the snowline in winter. We are not so sure about that but what we do know is that the house stands in farm land and the road leads down to the Wnion valley which flows into the Mawddach estuary and out to the sea at Barmouth. Above the house, the road climbs steeply up to the foothills of Rhoebell Fawr.If you enjoy being in the peace of the Welsh Country side, away from the crowds, then you will enjoy Oreira
The house is well proportioned and comfortable with full central heating. Downstairs there is a spacious well-fitted kitchen with stove, washing machine, fridge-freezer microwave and kitchen table. The sitting room is large with TV, comfortable seating and with a dining table which is great for family meals. The conservatory is roomy with views over the garden and towards the mountain of Cader Idris.
Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms: two double and two twin. There are 3 bathrooms: 2 en suite and one family bathroom with bath and shower. Linen is supplied There are wonderful views from all of the windows.
The garden is large and quiet which makes it ideal for relaxation and family games. Or’Eira is easy to reach as it is only about ½mile off the Bala road, 5 miles East of Dolgellau.
There is something for everyone close-bye. If you want a beach, Barmouth, Harlech and Aberdovey are all within half an hour’s drive. To the east there is Bala Lake and Lake Vyrnwy. There are gardens at Port Merion, Bondnant and Brondanw. There are golf courses in Dolgellau and Bala and fishing on the lakes and rivers. There is easy access to Northern Snowdonia, including Snowdon, Betws-y-Coed and Carnarvon. Further, there is information on lots more attractions at Oreira.
There are many walks close bye: easy strolls along country tracks, marked footpaths with spectacular views such as the Precipice Walk, and challenging climbs up the mountains of the area such as Cader Idris, the Arans and the Rhinogs. The cycling is great as you can use the county lanes and the centre at Coed-y-Brenin has everything from family trails to runs that will task the most experienced of mountain bikers. There is also the Mawdach trail (as walked by Julia Bradbury) which you can walk or cycle and follow the estuary which is one of the most beautiful anywhere, cross the bridge (as featured on ‘Coast’) and then enjoy fish and chips in Barmouth.
If you delight in railways there is an abundance in the area including the Tal-y-llyn, the Ffestiniog and the Welsh Highland light railways. Also, the mainline track goes along the coast and affords the most spectacular views across Cardigan Bay
Oreira has been in the family since 1953 and this makes it feel warm and friendly. Moreover, as we run it ourselves, we can keep prices low and still offer good accommodation. Hence, we can ensure that this well-appointed house is modestly priced at £550- £850 per week
The house is well proportioned and comfortable with full central heating. Downstairs there is a spacious well-fitted kitchen with stove, washing machine, fridge-freezer microwave and kitchen table. The sitting room is large with TV, comfortable seating and with a dining table which is great for family meals. The conservatory is roomy with views over the garden and towards the mountain of Cader Idris.
Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms: two double and two twin. There are 3 bathrooms: 2 en suite and one family bathroom with bath and shower. Linen is supplied There are wonderful views from all of the windows.
The garden is large and quiet which makes it ideal for relaxation and family games. Or’Eira is easy to reach as it is only about ½mile off the Bala road, 5 miles East of Dolgellau.
There is something for everyone close-bye. If you want a beach, Barmouth, Harlech and Aberdovey are all within half an hour’s drive. To the east there is Bala Lake and Lake Vyrnwy. There are gardens at Port Merion, Bondnant and Brondanw. There are golf courses in Dolgellau and Bala and fishing on the lakes and rivers. There is easy access to Northern Snowdonia, including Snowdon, Betws-y-Coed and Carnarvon. Further, there is information on lots more attractions at Oreira.
There are many walks close bye: easy strolls along country tracks, marked footpaths with spectacular views such as the Precipice Walk, and challenging climbs up the mountains of the area such as Cader Idris, the Arans and the Rhinogs. The cycling is great as you can use the county lanes and the centre at Coed-y-Brenin has everything from family trails to runs that will task the most experienced of mountain bikers. There is also the Mawdach trail (as walked by Julia Bradbury) which you can walk or cycle and follow the estuary which is one of the most beautiful anywhere, cross the bridge (as featured on ‘Coast’) and then enjoy fish and chips in Barmouth.
If you delight in railways there is an abundance in the area including the Tal-y-llyn, the Ffestiniog and the Welsh Highland light railways. Also, the mainline track goes along the coast and affords the most spectacular views across Cardigan Bay
Oreira has been in the family since 1953 and this makes it feel warm and friendly. Moreover, as we run it ourselves, we can keep prices low and still offer good accommodation. Hence, we can ensure that this well-appointed house is modestly priced at £550- £850 per week
Pets Allowed
Low Season £550 Per Week
High Season £850 Per Week
High Season £850 Per Week
Sleeps 8 Persons.
Location Type:
Rural
Accessibility:
Car Required
Housekeeping & Services:
Iron and Ironing Board
Bed Linen Included
Towels Included
Telephone
Fuel and Power Included
Pets Allowed
Cot
High Chair
No Smoking
Bedrooms:
2 Double Bedrooms
2 Twin Bedrooms
Kitchen:
Washing Machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer
Toaster
Oven
Hob
Grill
Internet Access:
Wireless Broadband
Entertainment:
TV - Satellite or Cable
CD Player
DVD Player
Books
Games
TV
Radio
Leisure Equipment:
Patio Furniture
Barbecue
Garden/Terrace/Play area:
Private garden
Parking available:
Off road parking
Activities within 20min drive of the property:
Fishing
Theatre
Golf
Hiking
Mountaineering
Mountain Biking
Horse Riding
Walking
Cycling
Local Water Sports:
White Water Rafting
Sailing
Swimming (indoor pool)
Canoeing
Kayaking