The Boathouse at the Fisheries, Afonwen, N. Wales

Rebecca has been working with me for the last few months and now owns the property. Her airbnb listing is live for bookings and I can no longer take bookings. The availability of the boathouse can only be seen on Rebecca’s listing. Please message me by selecting dates to get a link to her listing. Airbnb do not allow me to put her listing link on my listing. Please look for Rebecca’s listing for the boathouse as I cannot take bookings. The boathouse accommodation is on two floors with external doors on both levels. The first floor has a wide hallway and a spacious modern kitchen and living area with a wood burning stove and two pairs of French doors leading onto a large balcony with a bistro table and chairs and magnificent views over the lake to the woodland beyond. Downstairs from the hall, the ground floor has a double bedroom with a 5 ft bed and lake views on one side and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower and full size bath on the other side. The external door leads to a patio with a bench to enjoy the sunshine and a path up to the private parking space. Guests may launch their own non-motorised craft (e.g. paddleboards or kayaks) from the slipway here. There is a wealth of nature right on the doorstep with the water lapping right up to just below the full length bedroom windows. The owner’s kayak is available on request to go out on the water at your own risk. If birdwatching, fishing, walking and adventuring in North Wales are not enough, there is a smart TV on the wall in the living room and full Wi-Fi to keep you in touch with the outside World. All guests have full access to the lake and grounds including a private footpath around the lake. The location code in What 3 words is “across.brink.overgrown” We live just up the drive from the Boathouse and usually try to be around to welcome you at some stage during your stay. All the firewood you need to enjoy the wood burning stove is provided for you during your stay. Local villages include Afonwen, Ysceifiog and Caerwys. Afonwen is home to a vibrant Craft Centre and Cafe. The Fox at Ysceifiog is a cosy pub with good food and Caerwys village has two pubs, a post office, two general stores, an excellent butchers and the ever popular 'On the Corner' cafe. Within a short drive, diners can enjoy the award-winning 'Indian lounge' and several bistro pubs including the 'Dinorben Arms' at Bodfari and the 'Glas Fryn' in Mold. For walkers, the famous Offa's Dyke is nearby and local walks are plentiful, many starting from the doorstep. The lake has brown trout, rudd and tench and our guests are welcome to enjoy the fishing. Llangollen, Chester, Conwy and Llandudno are just a few of the tourist destinations our guests enjoy visiting from the boathouse. For the more adventurous, Snowdonia's zip lines are not too far away. The property offers off-road parking for one vehicle. Public transport is very limited in the immediate area so a car is necessary for you to maximise the enjoyment of your stay. Please message me to get the link to Rebecca’s listing