Erw Goed Hen Feudy

Hen Feudy (old dairy) is situated in a quiet location about 200 metres down the hill from the main Erw Goed farmhouse. It has a large, fenced private garden with a stream running through.

Erw Goed Hen Stabl

Hen Stabl (old stable) is attached to the main Erw Goed farmhouse and enjoys views out over the sea to the West. It has a small private lawn (unfenced) and a stream running past.

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Erw Goed Hen Feudy. The Old Dairy.

Sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms. Large fenced garden with stream running through. Pets welcome.

Erw Goed Hen Stabl. The Old Stable.

Sleeps 2-4 in 1 bedroom. Small unfenced private garden and stream. Pets welcome.

Erw Goed

Thirty acres of garden, farmland and unspoilt woodland, a pretty stream running through. Free range ducks and chickens.

The Area

Erw Goed is the perfect base from which to explore Southern Snowdonia. Beaches, forests, mountains and places of historical interest all within easy reach.

Cadair Idris and the Mawddach Estuary, photo by Tony Boydon

Photo: Tony Boydon. View over the Mawddach towards Erw Goed with Arthog quarry above and Cadair Idris in the background.

Croeso! Welcome!

We look forward to welcoming you to this peaceful corner of the Snowdonia National Park and our 12 acre smallholding.

Erw Goed enjoys a beautiful and secluded location among oak woodlands and pastures, but without being remote. It is 6 miles from the market town of Dolgellau and 3 miles from the sandy beaches at Fairbourne and Barmouth. The peak of Cadair Idris, at 893m, is 4 miles away as the crow flies. The nearby Coed y Brenin is good for forest walks and also has superb mountain biking trails. We are a stone’s throw from the picturesque Mawddach Estuary and the Mawddach Trail which runs along the estuary from Dolgellau to Arthog and across the railway bridge to Barmouth.