Pen-Isa’r Llan Farm Self Catering Accommodation
Review
The historical market town of Bala in the Snowdonia National Park, Wales, is vibrant with beauty and culture. An area of dove- white mountains, deep rolling valleys, stunning forests and shimmering fast flowing rivers. Just outside of Bala, the highly attractive, 400 year old Grade II listed farmhouse Pen-Isa’ r Llan Farm,accommodates up to 17 guests in 7 stunning bedrooms. This excellent self-catering house also has 2 bedroom holiday cottages which can sleep up to 4 people. Immaculate throughout, this is a real slice of heaven for those wanting to escape the busy world for a while. With fully equipped kitchens and splendid, spacious lounges, after a day out enjoying the fresh, pure air of Wales, come home and unwind in front of a log burning stove. Family friendly, enjoy the best nights sleep ever, under a sky of twinkling stars.
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Nearby Attractions
Bala Adventure & Watersports Centre
Bala Lake / Llyn Tegid, a large freshwater glacial lake in Gwynedd, Wales has been attracting visitors since the early 19th Century. A big, blue tranquil mirror brimming over with Myths and Legends
The National White Water Centre
The National White Water Centre is set on the banks of the River Tryweryn, near Bala. The Tryweryn is dam controlled ensuring great water conditions all year round
Bala Lake Railway
Nearby Eating Out
Plas Yn Dre Restaurant
Whether it's a light lunch ranging from local granary bread sandwiches to battered fish, homemade chips and mushy peas or a full on a la carte meal-ie pan-fried
Old Wives Tales
Welcoming and elegant; you’ll fall completely, and utterly in love with the terracotta-coloured restaurant; Old Wives Tales, situated in the historic market town of Bala, in the Snowdonia National Park, Wales.
Yr Eagles Llanuwchllyn
The head of the big, blue, glassy mirror of Bala lake is situated in the splendid village of Llanuwchllyn. It is also the HQ of the Bala Lake Railway, and the nostalgic