Plas Mynach

Plas Mynach is a grand Victorian house situated in the seaside town of Barmouth. Built in the 1880s in a Gothic-style for the famous ‘Worcester Sauce’ creators, the Perrins family, it now provides a unique self-catering holiday home for up to 12 guests, with beautiful gardens and sea views, located near the edge of Snowdonia National Park.

The panelled hallway has high backed chairs and a TV, with the spacious lounge featuring sofas arranged around the decorative fireplace with an open fire. This room also has a dining table and piano. The modern kitchen has a gas Aga stove, kitchen table and there is an adjoining scullery with dishwasher and washing machine.

There is a downstairs double en suite bedroom; a triple room with a private shower and another double en suite room in the first wing; plus a triple en suite room and twin room with private bathroom in the second wing, and an additional room which can be used as a bedroom or playroom. There are 2 travel cots and fold-up beds for young children available by arrangement. There is also the Tower Flat which provides additional facilities for a couple.