no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy. This property is a magnificent 7-bedroom country residence set within approximately 15 acres of land, including mature woodland, gardens, and pasture, with a section of the River Gwyrfai. It boasts a southerly aspect with views of the north face of Mynydd Mawr and the Gwyrfai Valley, leading towards Snowdon. The house, dating back to the mid-19th century, was originally a private fishing lodge and has since been a hotel and a private home. The current owners have lovingly restored and modernized the property over the past 13 years, creating a comfortable and contemporary home with period features such as fireplaces, picture rails, and covings. The main house features a spacious lounge with a wood-burning stove, a library, a stunning kitchen with bi-fold doors, a formal dining room, and a summer room, all offering ample space for entertaining and family life. There are five bedrooms on the first floor, with three en-suite, and the master bedroom boasts a roll-top bath. The property is double-glazed and has a dual central heating system, including a wood-burning boiler and an oil-fired boiler. Externally, Plas Y Coed is approached via a long private driveway, leading to ample off-road parking, a wood store, and a stone-built garage. The gardens include a two-tiered patio, well-stocked borders, and a greenhouse, with pastureland and mature oak trees surrounding the house. The woodland to the sides and rear of the property is a designated SSSI site, rich in wildlife. Located in the rural hamlet of Betws Garmon, within the Gwyrfai Valley, the property is midway between Caernarfon and Beddgelert, with local amenities in Waunfawr and the coastline accessible within a 7-mile drive. The area is ideal for walkers and climbers, with easy access to Mynydd Mawr, the Nantlle Ridge, and Snowdon, making this a perfect retreat for those who love the outdoors. Additionally, the property could be used as a B&B or holiday let, offering potential for additional income.