Pen Y Garreg Stabal is a one-bedroom period farmhouse in Abergynolwyn, southern Snowdonia National Park. Sitting at the foothills of the Cader Idris mountains in an elevated position, it overlooks the valley where the Nant Gwernol and Afon Dysynni rivers meet. The views from almost every window are spectacular. Original features throughout include exposed beams and stone walls.

This part of North Wales is serious walking and cycling country. Trails start from the doorstep. The Talyllyn Narrow Gauge Railway station is just half a mile away. Beaches at Fairbourne and Aberdovey are within 15 miles. There's a pub nearby too.

The farmhouse sleeps 2. One double bedroom sits on the mezzanine level with an en-suite shower room and WC. Picture windows and patio doors frame mountain and valley views from the lounge-diner. The kitchen has an electric cooker, fridge-freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Outside there's an open gravel garden with a charcoal BBQ and a lockable bike shed.

Dolgoch Waterfalls are served by the Talyllyn Railway (0.5 miles away). Cader Idris summit is 5 miles. Aberdovey beach is under 15 miles. Private parking for two cars is on-site.

Pen Y Garreg Stabal suits couples and keen walkers perfectly. One dog welcome. Past guests rate it 5/5 for views, cleanliness and location.