Beudy Mawr Cottage

A stone barn cottage on the edge of Caernarfon

Beudy Mawr is a characterful stone barn conversion set on a working farm on the peaceful edge of Caernarfon, less than two miles from the town centre and its famous castle. Sleeping four across two bedrooms, with an enclosed walled garden and a modern, well-equipped interior, it makes a quiet and comfortable base superbly placed for Snowdonia, the coast, Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula.

The accommodation

The cottage has two bedrooms — a double and a twin — comfortably sleeping four. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and a dishwasher, and there is a washer/dryer, a 50-inch smart TV and free WiFi. A travel cot and highchair are available on request, making it a practical choice for families with little ones. Bed linen and towels are included, so you can arrive and settle straight in.

Outside and the setting

There is an enclosed, walled garden with a patio and furniture — a safe, private spot to sit out — and private on-site parking. The cottage sits on a genuine working farm, so the setting is rural and peaceful despite being only a short drive from Caernarfon’s shops, harbour and restaurants. (A couple of practical notes worth knowing: the parking is coin-operated, heating runs on a meter after an initial credit, and the cottage does not accept pets.)

At a glance

• Stone barn conversion on a working farm near Caernarfon
• Sleeps 4 across 2 bedrooms (double + twin)
• Well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher; washer/dryer
• Enclosed walled garden with patio; private parking
• 50″ smart TV and free WiFi; cot/highchair on request
• No pets
• Less than 2 miles from Caernarfon town centre

Caernarfon and the Menai Strait

Caernarfon is one of the great historic towns of North Wales, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage castle, its walled old town and its position on the Menai Strait — the gateway to both Snowdonia and the Llŷn Peninsula. The Welsh Highland Railway steams out of the town into the mountains, and there is plenty to explore close by: the peaks and lakes of Snowdonia, the beaches and historic sites of Anglesey just across the Strait, and the quieter coves of the Llŷn to the west. For more places to stay in the area, see our guide to Caernarfon accommodation.

Good to know

A barn conversion on a working farm gives you the best of both worlds — a peaceful, rural setting with the genuine character of an old building, yet only a couple of miles from a lively historic town with shops and restaurants. The enclosed garden and family extras (cot, highchair) make it a comfortable choice for families, and the central position is ideal for touring, with Snowdonia, Anglesey and the Llŷn all within easy reach. It is a newer listing, so you may be among the first to review it. Worth booking ahead for the popular summer and half-term weeks, when this part of North Wales is at its busiest.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to four guests across two bedrooms.

Where is it? On a working farm on the edge of Caernarfon, under two miles from the town centre.

Is there parking? Yes, private on-site parking (coin-operated).

Can we bring a dog? No — pets are not accepted.

What’s nearby? Caernarfon Castle, the Welsh Highland Railway, Snowdonia and Anglesey.

Is it suitable for families with young children? Yes — there is a travel cot and highchair available on request, and the walled garden is safe and enclosed.

Is it a good touring base? Excellent — its position near Caernarfon puts Snowdonia, Anglesey and the Llŷn Peninsula all within easy reach.

For a peaceful barn cottage moments from Caernarfon, check availability for your dates using the booking options on this page.