A cosy, dog-friendly retreat for two, perfectly placed for quiet coast-and-mountain days and peaceful evenings back on the farm.
Lower Ground Floor:
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed Ensuite: Cubicle Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet
Ground Floor:
Open plan living space.
Living area: Smart TV, Amazon Echo, Electric Fire
Dining area.
Kitchen area: Electric Oven, Induction Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Dishwasher
Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed Ensuite: Cubicle Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet
Ground Floor:
Open plan living space.
Living area: Smart TV, Amazon Echo, Electric Fire
Dining area.
Kitchen area: Electric Oven, Induction Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Dishwasher
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair on request. Welcome pack. Enclosed front garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. On-site dog play field (Shared). Bike store (prior arrangement with the owner). Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Dogs Only. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £100.
The Granary at Geufron Farm is a quietly characterful retreat that feels purposefully designed for two. Its upside-down layout gives it a slightly tucked-away feel, with the living space upstairs catching the light and the bedroom downstairs offering a calm, private place to retreat at the end of the day. It’s cosy without feeling cramped, and works best for guests who enjoy simplicity, a bit of quirk, and a space that feels easy to settle into with dogs close by. Time here naturally slows down, shaped by unrushed mornings, shared meals, and evenings that wind down without distraction.
Beyond the cottage, the setting plays a big part in the experience. Geufron Farm sits in the southern hills of Eryri, an area that feels noticeably quieter than the more famous parts of the National Park. The landscape here is open and gentle, with wide skies, farmland, and a sense of space that encourages you to take each day as it comes. It’s an ideal base for couples who want access to both coast and mountains, without staying somewhere that feels busy or overrun. There’s also access to an on-site dog play field.
The coast is close enough to dip in and out of on a whim. Tywyn’s broad, sandy beach is perfect for long walks with the dogs and bracing sea air, while Aberdyfi offers a softer coastal feel, with estuary views, cafés and a relaxed pace that suits lingering afternoons. Barmouth, a little further along, brings a more dramatic backdrop, where the mountains rise sharply behind the beach and the scenery feels expansive and memorable.
Inland, Dolgellau provides a low-key town atmosphere with independent shops, places to eat, and easy access to walking and cycling routes like the Mawddach Trail. For a proper mountain day, Cadair Idris via the Minffordd Path is only a short drive away and offers a wilder, less crowded alternative to Snowdon, with waterfalls, ridgelines and a real sense of being immersed in the landscape.
Staying at The Granary is about balance: days spent exploring at your own pace, followed by the comfort of returning somewhere peaceful and familiar. It suits guests who value calm, character, and the freedom to shape their stay without pressure or plans.
And if you need even more space, there are 5 other holidays homes on the farm which when combined can sleep up to 22 adults & 2 children.
Beyond the cottage, the setting plays a big part in the experience. Geufron Farm sits in the southern hills of Eryri, an area that feels noticeably quieter than the more famous parts of the National Park. The landscape here is open and gentle, with wide skies, farmland, and a sense of space that encourages you to take each day as it comes. It’s an ideal base for couples who want access to both coast and mountains, without staying somewhere that feels busy or overrun. There’s also access to an on-site dog play field.
The coast is close enough to dip in and out of on a whim. Tywyn’s broad, sandy beach is perfect for long walks with the dogs and bracing sea air, while Aberdyfi offers a softer coastal feel, with estuary views, cafés and a relaxed pace that suits lingering afternoons. Barmouth, a little further along, brings a more dramatic backdrop, where the mountains rise sharply behind the beach and the scenery feels expansive and memorable.
Inland, Dolgellau provides a low-key town atmosphere with independent shops, places to eat, and easy access to walking and cycling routes like the Mawddach Trail. For a proper mountain day, Cadair Idris via the Minffordd Path is only a short drive away and offers a wilder, less crowded alternative to Snowdon, with waterfalls, ridgelines and a real sense of being immersed in the landscape.
Staying at The Granary is about balance: days spent exploring at your own pace, followed by the comfort of returning somewhere peaceful and familiar. It suits guests who value calm, character, and the freedom to shape their stay without pressure or plans.
And if you need even more space, there are 5 other holidays homes on the farm which when combined can sleep up to 22 adults & 2 children.
