Tŷ Newydd

New! For groups greater than 17 there are now 2 x extra double rooms (en suite) are available in the Old Stables only 100 yards from the main house - therefore the property will now sleep 23 guests. One of these rooms is suitable for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, with a specially adapted wet room next door fitted with a shower, washbasin and W.C. 

Ground floor

Kitchen:

• Large farmhouse kitchen and adjoining pantry: industrial sized gas oven with 6 gas hobs; microwave; toaster; three sinks; large fridge; chest freezer; herbs, spices, tea, coffee, cooking oil, and a wide range of cookbooks; mixer; scales; all the kitchen essentials you would need, as it’s an operating kitchen at the writing centre during residential courses. 

Literature Lounge:

• With two wingback leather armchairs, and a modern library collection

Dining room:

•  Seats 20 around solid oak tables, features original 16^th century timber wall, leading out to the garden and a small sheltered seating area.

Conservatory:

•  Spread across 4 floors: with seating area and patio doors opening out to the garden. The access lift is also situated here.

First Floor

• WC and basin

The Lloyd George Library and sitting room:

• Featuring an original collection of Welsh literature; photos of Lloyd George’s time here, 4 comfy sofas and 2 armchairs; cushioned window seats overlooking the garden and on to Cardigan Bay; plush carpets; two original chandeliers; a 40inch TV screen with DVD player and a HDMI cable (not connected to terrestrial TV).

Bedroom 1:

• Large en suite bedroom: formerly occupied by David Lloyd George's wife Frances. Includes king sized bed; plush carpets; bedside cabinets; wardrobes; desks; armchairs; Bathroom with basin, loo and a shower. Room for a travel cot if needed. One extra put-up bed can be placed in this bedroom.

Bedroom 2:

• Large en suite bedroom: formerly occupied by David Lloyd George. Includes king sized bed; plush carpets; bedside cabinets; wardrobes; desks; armchairs; Bathroom with basin, loo  and a shower. Room for a travel cot if needed. One extra put-up bed can be placed in this bedroom.

Bedroom 3:​

• Double loft bedroom: with double bed and desk; en suite toilet and basin, no shower.

Top Floor

Bedroom 4:

• Large triple room: formerly the housekeepers’ quarters. One double bed and one single bed, with pull-out bed below. With an en suite with a loo, basin and shower; wardrobe and bedside tables. This bedroom can accommodate 4 guests.

Bedroom 5:

• Large triple room: formerly the housekeepers’ quarters. One double bed and one single bed, with pull-out bed below. With an en suite with a loo, basin and shower; wardrobe and bedside tables. This bedroom can accommodate 4 guests.

Ground floor:

Bedroom 6:

• Double bedroom: with a small double bed, wardrobe and a desk.
• Bathroom next door: toilet, basin and shower.

The Old Stables

There are two further (recently renovated) rooms in the old stables which provides extra satalite accomodation on site if needed (only 100 yards from the main house) they have a private veranda and views over the lovely gardens towards the sea these comprise of the following:-

• Stable 1: Modern double bedroom with en suite - Double bed, bath with shower over, a loo, basin and tea station 
• Stable 2: Modern double bedroom with en suite - Double bed, with shower room, a loo, basin and tea station 

Outside

• Parking space for 10+ cars
• Large lawn area with plenty of garden wooden chairs, benches and picnic tables
• Bird houses that regularly attract woodpeckers, jays, and other notable birds
• Pathway leading down through a field to the main road, and onwards to the beach
• Views of Cardigan Bay
• Original art installations by local Welsh artists
   

• Porthmadog - harbourside town with shops and supermarket facilities - 6 miles - 10 minutes drive
• Portmeirion - designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of an Italian village - 9.8 miles - 15 mins drive
• Harlech and Harlech Castle - 15 miles - 32 mins
• Snowdon and the Snowdon Mountain Railway - 23 miles - 39 mins
• Criccieth - Criccieth Castle, originally built by Llewelyn the Great and town shopping, restaurants, cafes  - 20 mins walk - 5-minute drive
• Penarth Fawr Medieval house - 15th Century hall house, impressive timber roof and aisle-truss
• Nefyn & Mofa Nefyn - lovely beaches - 8.5 miles -30 mins
• Tŷ Coch Inn, Porthdinllaen - traditional pub right on a sandy beach - 18 miles - 40 mins