Ty Hebog – 17th-Century Converted Barn

Ty Hebog 17th century converted barn
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Ty Hebog cottage with log burner
Crog loft double bedroom with chest of drawers and wardrobe
Ty Hebog barn - with stunning views of Moel Hebog from the private patio.
Open plan living space with fully equipped kitchen
Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, hob and electric oven
Dining area with kitchen in background
Stairs to the Crog loft and open plan living area below
Ty Hebog barn - with stunning views of Moel Hebog from the private patio.
Kitchen and sitting area in Ty Hebog holiday cottage
Sitting aLiving area with log burner - complimentary basket of logs providedrea in Ty Hebog cottage with comfortable seating and a log burner
View of Ty Hebog cottage interior with the Crog loft above and open plan kitchen, sitting and dining area below
The open plan kitchen and sitting area in Ty Hebog,t his practical and comfortable space is ideal for cooking, dining and relaxing during your stay.
Ty Hebog cottage with mountain views
Dining table in Ty Hebog self catering holiday cottage with the front door entrance area in the background
Double bed in the Crog loft bedroom at Ty Hebog self catering holiday cottage
Stairs leading down from the Crog loft with a clothes cupboard in Ty Hebog
Bathroom with toilet and shower in Ty Hebog
Outside parking area next to Ty Hebog cottage at Perthi Holiday Cottages in Beddgelert
Kitchen and sitting area in Ty Hebog self catering cottage
Bathroom sink at Ty Hebog
Door to private patio with uninterrupted views of the mountains
Front door
Chesterfield armchair and Smart TV — a cosy corner of the living area.
Perthi farm overlooking Beddgelert village, with Moel Hebog in the distance.
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Ty Hebog is a 17th-century converted barn on our working mountain farm above Beddgelert. The barn features original beams, a log burner and a private patio with uninterrupted views across Eryri . We're a 7‑minute drive from the Rhyd Ddu path on Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), with walking routes from the door.

Sleeps 2 | Fibre Wi‑Fi | 10‑min walk to village | Free parking

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Sleeps 2 (plus sofa bed)

Bedroom: one comfortable double bed

Sofa bed: suitable for a child aged 5+

Bathroom: walk‑in shower

Linen: towels and bed linen provided

Hairdryer

Wood‑burning stove

Firewood: logs, kindling & firelighters provided for the first night

Central heating throughout

Smart TV

Free fibre Wi‑Fi — suitable for streaming, video calls and remote work

Kitchen: oven, hob, microwave, fridge‑freezer & dishwasher

Welcome items: tea, coffee, sugar & a small jug of milk

Homemade Welsh cakes on arrival

Private entrance & self check‑in

Private patio with outdoor furniture

Portable barbecue

Parking: free private parking next to the cottage

Secure bicycle storage

Laundry room available next to cottage

Ironing facilities

No pets allowed

Non‑smoking throughout

Please note: low beams in some areas

The space

The barn conversion has an entrance level where you will find the bathroom (walk-in shower), with three steps leading down into an open-plan kitchen and living area. The whole cottage has full central heating, alongside a traditional log burner. Above, there is a mezzanine-style “crog loft” bedroom with a double bed.

Outside, the private patio faces entirely away from the farm buildings, looking out across open fields towards the mountains. Nearby, you may see chickens wandering and sheep grazing in the surrounding fields.

As a 17th-century Grade II listed building, there are low beams in places — including the entrance, patio door, steps into the kitchen, and parts of the crog loft.

Guest access & logistics

  • Access & Parking: Half-mile private concrete track — well-maintained and suitable for all cars. Free off-road parking right next to the cottage through the gate.
  • Walking to the Village: 10-minute downhill walk via our private footpath through fields and woods. Walking shoes are recommended as paths can get wet after rain.
  • Alternative Walk: You can drive down our track to our lower parking bay for a shorter, flatter walk into the village (there is no pavement, so a torch is useful after dark).

Other things to note

  • Work & Connectivity: Wi-Fi is reliable fibre and suitable for streaming or remote work.
  • Water: Fresh, UV-filtered and sourced directly from the mountain.
  • Laundry: Shared washer and dryer available in an outbuilding next to the cottage.
  • Hiking: Summit Yr Aran directly from the farm gate (proper equipment required) or enjoy the scenic circular route over to the Craflwyn Estate.
  • The Coast: Beaches and coastal paths are just a 15-minute drive if the hills are in cloud.

Guests have easy access to a wide range of local walks through woodland, valleys and mountain landscapes, with routes suitable for all abilities. Explore our walking routes around Beddgelert and Snowdonia to help plan your days.

For more ideas and local recommendations, see our guide to things to do in Beddgelert.



Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests does Ty Hebog sleep?

Ty Hebog sleeps 2 guests. A sofa bed in the lounge can also accommodate one child aged 5+ if needed.

What’s included in the cottage?

Ty Hebog includes all bed linen and towels, a well-equipped kitchen, and essential items such as washing-up liquid, cloths, and sponges. On arrival you’ll also find complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, a jug of milk, and homemade Welsh cakes with Welsh butter. We provide toiletries and a couple of toilet rolls to get you started, along with a starter supply of logs for your first night.

Is Ty Hebog suitable for babies or guests who prefer step-free access?

Ty Hebog isn’t suitable for babies of crawling age due to an open-tread internal staircase and changes in level. If you’re travelling with young children or need step-free access, Ty Felin or Ty Pren are usually a better fit.

Are there any low beams or character features to be aware of?

Yes — as a 17th-century listed barn conversion, Ty Hebog has low beams in places, particularly at the front door, the crog loft, and near the steps down into the kitchen/living area.

Is Ty Hebog pet-free?

Our cottage is pet-free. As we are a working mountain farm, you will likely meet our friendly working dogs and free-roaming chickens during your stay, but we keep the interior pet-free to maintain our high standards of cleanliness.

Is there parking at the cottage?

Yes — there is free private parking next to Ty Hebog, accessed via a concreted track.

Is the Wi-Fi good enough for streaming or remote work?

Yes — Ty Hebog has fast fibre Wi-Fi, suitable for streaming, video calls, and remote work.

Can we walk into Beddgelert village?

Yes — the village is very close. Perthi sits just above Beddgelert, and it’s around a 10‑minute walk down via a path through fields and woodland, and about 20 minutes back up. The path can get wet after rain, so walking shoes are recommended.

Where are the nearest shops and places to eat?

Beddgelert village is a 10‑minute walk through fields and woodland and has a well‑stocked local shop (Emrys House), four pubs that all serve food, Bistro Hebog, Glaslyn Pizza which is also an ice‑cream shop and café, Caffi Colwyn, and Ty Coets coffee shop. For larger supermarkets, Porthmadog is 20 minutes away with Aldi, Lidl and Tesco, and Caernarfon is around 35 minutes with Morrisons, Tesco and Asda.