Welcome to Bron Y Gadair, your home away from home. This information is intended to help you get acquainted with the area and the cottage.

If you would like us to arrange something special (food, chef, prepared meals, massages, activities) during your stay, then let us know and we will do our best to help you.

For more information on the local area, please see our guide here.

We only ask that you love and enjoy the charms of Bron Y Gadair as much as we do. 

Jack Williams-Ellis

If you need any help, please do get in touch:

Amanda (our lovely housekeeper) on ++44 7917 871981 or info@wernestate.co.uk

Welcome to Bron Y Gadair

A white house with a green door and four windows, surrounded by a stone wall, on a grassy hill with trees and hills in the background under a blue sky with contrails.

Bron Y Gadair is a beautifully restored Regency farmhouse, steeped in history and surrounded by stunning landscapes. Located at the end of a small drive, it offers a peaceful retreat next to ancient farm ruins, with panoramic views stretching over Moel Y Gues and down towards the sea.

The expansive open-plan ground floor includes a well-equipped kitchen, a kitchen dining area that seats up to eight people and further dining area that seats up to ten people as well as a cozy log burner. A separate TV/playroom opens with 60 inch smart TV which leads onto a garden terrace, which is furnished for outdoor relaxation and includes a BBQ, while the fenced garden provides a safe space for children. Additional conveniences include a downstairs WC, utility room with a washer, dryer, and clothes pulley.

For cozy evenings, we provide a large basket of our own logs for the wood burner, and during the summer, a bag of charcoal for the BBQ. 

While the postal address is listed below, please follow our directions for the last few miles to avoid getting lost in one of Mr. Jones' (the farmer) fields, as Sat Nav may not be reliable in this area unless using the Google Maps exact pin or what3words code shared below.

An overview

Amanda will contact you a few days before your arrival to introduce herself. Please check your reminder email for information on how to access the property.

Check-in (from 4pm)

Check-out (before 10am)

Please remember to leave the house clean and tidy, please also take the bins out - general waste to go into the black bins in black bin bags at the end of the drive. Recycling to be separated into clear bags as labelled on the bins in the house and then all recycling can go into the green bin and this will then be separated into each recycling stream once collected by the waste disposal company and leave the keys in the key safe before you leave. Please report all breakages to Amanda on info@wernestate.co.uk

How to find us!

Bron Y Gadair

Pentrefelin

Criccieth

LL52 0PT

The what3words code is ///obey.inhabited.locker

The Google Maps pin address is: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZvxDwzmqDtjBojX5A

 

Directions

To Bron Y Gadair from the North 

  • From M6 take M56 to Chester and North Wales 

  • From M56 take the A55 to Conway and Bangor 

  • Take A487 to Caernarfon. Drive through Caernarfon and follow A487 to Porthmadog. After the village of Penmorfa (approximately 1 mile) at the roundabout, take the third exit onto the A498 – signed Criccieth and Pwllheli.  

  • After just over a mile you will see “30” signs which bring you into the little hamlet of Pentrefelin (see the Old Post Office on your left). Continue for approximately 500 yds through the village. You will pass a green bus stop on your left hand side. 100 yrds after this bus stop there is a left turn next to a small white cottage which is sign posted Bron Y Gadair. Turn up this drive way and follow the driveway around to the right hand side, go through the gate and you will see Bron y Gadair farmhouse straight ahead (don’t forget to close behind you). If you exit Pentrefelin you have gone too far. 

To Bron y Gadair from the South 

  • M6-M54-A5. After Nescliffe, take a left to Knockin on the B4396 to llynclys and Llangedwyn. Then  Penybontfawr B4391 to Llangynog and Bala.

  • From Bala take the A4212 to Transfynydd and then the A470 to Porthmadog. 

  • At the roundabout in Porthmadog, take the A497 to Criccieth and Pwllheli. After this turning follow the same instructions as above.

  • After just over a mile you will see “30” signs which bring you into the little hamlet of Pentrefelin (see the Old Post Office on your left). Continue for approximately 500 yds through the village. You will pass a green bus stop on your left hand side. 100 yrds after this bus stop there is a left turn next to a small white cottage which is sign posted Bron Y Gadair. Turn up this drive way and follow the driveway around to the right hand side, go through the

Aerial view of green fields, trees, stone houses, and a white building amidst rural farmland, with the ocean in the background.

Further Information

  • Yes, we have super-fast optic fibre broadband.

    Name: Bron y Gadair

    Password: bronygadair1

  • We are pleased to advise that we have an EV charging station at Bron Y Gadair. Please scan the QR code on the electric charge, enter your card details and you will be able to begin charging your car – we are not looking to make money on this, it is a service that we are offering guests and solely want to cover costs.

  • For your stay, we’ve provided the following essentials:

    • Wood, kindling, firelighters (we provide one bag, and if you need more your contact Michelle to organise purchasing additional logs/kindling)

    • Body wash and hand wash.

    • Fresh towels provided all year round and beach towels provided from May to late September (please ask if you would like this during winter months)

    • BBQ and charcoal provided from May to late September (please ask if you would like this during winter months)

    • Tea, ground coffee, and sugar (please bring more coffee pods for the Nespresso Coffee Machine if you would like to use it)

    • Salt, pepper, oil, foil and kitchen roll

    • Dish soap as well as a selection of washing pods and dishwasher tablets to get you started for your stay

    • A well-equipped kitchen

    • Welcome pack with bread, butter, jan, milk, shortbread and Welsh cakes

  • The house is of course fully heated (with underfloor heating in all the bathrooms) and also has 2x log burning stoves.

  • Eating outside on the patio is a treat during spring and summer. Of course, we are happy for you to use the BBQ, but please ensure that the BBQ is cleaned ready for the next guests before you leave.  

  • We are happy to provide a travel cot – although we ask guests to bring their own bedding. If you would like a travel cot and/or highchair, then please ask in advance.  

  • Beds are made up for arrival with pure down duvets and fine thread Egyptian cotton bedding. We are happy to provide synthetic duvets on request. There will be fluffy house towels as well as beach towels during the summer months. There will be complimentary toiletries in the bathrooms. 

  • Yes, dogs are allowed, but please ensure they are do not go on any soft furnishings or upstairs and are always kept on leads whilst on walks. Please read our dog rules here

  • Yes, we have both a washer, dryer and clothes pulley. It is located in the utility room. You will be supplied with clothes washing tablets.

  • The farmhouse is supplied by a septic tank, please ensure only loo paper goes down the loo as anything else will block our wonderful sustainable system.

  • Additional baskets of logs can be purchased for £12 each, please text Michelle on +44 7917 871981 and she will deliver to you.

  • Yes, we provide one beach towel per person.