An 18th-century converted stone farmhouse tucked away in a hidden Snowdonia valley. The house plus annexe sleeps 9 and enjoys far-reaching views of the Dyfi valley and a private woodland - it's the perfect base for hiking, biking and exploring the National Park. This listing is a combination of two 5* properties (click on my profile for more). It's great for multi-generational groups - allowing you to all come together, but have your own space if needed. The properties are internally connected. Nestled in the hills, with fields below and woodland above, the only noise you might hear is the roar of fighter jets running the Mach Loop. Other than that, and the occasional escaped sheep, you'll never be disturbed. With your own private woodland and hillside viewing platform, this is the perfect place to rest and recharge amongst nature. The platform, equipped with a BBQ, firepit, table and outside speakers has unobstructed views of the rolling Welsh hills by day, and by night, a spectacular view of the stars (we're in an International Dark Sky Reserve). The house is very secluded but not remote. It's a 20-minute drive to the charming towns of Machynlleth and Dolgellau, each of which has plenty of pubs, shops, cafes and supermarkets. To the west, you can get to the great beaches of Barmouth and Aberdovey in 45 minutes. There are two lovely local pubs within walking distance. For those who love to walk or cycle, Snowdonia offers incredible hiking and biking, and I'd be happy to give some personal recommendations (there is also a locked bike store on site with electric). The property comes with 6 lovely ladies who will provide you with half a dozen fresh eggs daily - don't worry, they require no maintenance!