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Bron Afon is a three storey house built circa 1840. It is tastefully decorated and maintained throughout. It stands majestic in its grounds affording spectacular views of the estuary. |
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To the left the Cnicht and Moelwyn Ranges of Snowdonia and the Ffestiniog Railway, immediately facing Bron Afon are the Meirionydd and Rhinog mountain ranges, to the right a fantastic view of Harlech and its Castle standing on a mound below the town. |
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All bedrooms are spacious and airy and all have en-suite facilities. The rooms offer comfortable furniture, colour remote T.Vs and tea & coffee hospitality trays. Two of the rooms offer views overlooking the well maintained gardens to the estuary and mountains beyond. Above all, the atmosphere is peaceful. |
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Borth y Gest is a picturesque harbour village situated on the banks of the Glaslyn Estuary. At the turn of the century, Borth y Gest was an important ship building harbour with a sawmill and four ship yards building wooden oak vessels for transporting slate to all parts of the world. |
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There are some amazing walks along the cliff edge and through the woodland to the rear of the village all with breathtaking views of the mountains, sea and sand. |
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Mrs. M.G. Williams Telephone. 01766 513918 E-Mail bronafon@porthmadog.co.uk |
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