Pen Bryn Twrw Farm

Idlewild Animal Sanctuary is a Registered Charity, 100% of all monies from the rental go towards the running of the sanctuary

Due to the nature of the surroundings, we respectfully request that only plant based products are consumed onsite to fit the ethos of the sanctuary. The Sanctuary saves many animals from slaughter and offers life long care and therefor ask people to respect this when onsite.

About the Farmhouse

Pen Bryn Twrw is a beautiful 18th century traditional stone built Welsh farmhouse set in 12 acres of amazing countryside which is the home of Idlewild Animal Sanctuary . The whole house boasts original wooden beamed ceilings throughout and unique Slate flooring downstairs. Old world charm with the convenience of modern day living.

Ground Floor

There is an open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge. There are two wood burning stoves for those cosy nights in at each end of the house along with the added benefit of gas central heating if required.

The kitchen boasts a beautiful new fitted kitchen with original stone feature wall and wood burning stove. The kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, kettle, fridge freezer, washer, dryer and ceramic sink. The dining table comfortably seats 4 people.

The lounge has the lovely inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove as the focal point with wooden original beam. There is a large 3 seat sofa and 2 armchairs, a tv and coffee table.The open staircase then leads upstairs onto a large landing area with a door on to the bank behind the house.

First Floor

The first bedroom has a double bed and cot bed. The room has high apex ceiling with open beams, two built in wardrobes, There is an En-suite bathroom, with original stone wall, double washbasins, bath, shower, toilet and heated towel rail.

Bedroom 2 has 1 double bed and 1 single bed. There are double aspect windows, free standing wardrobe, bedside tables. A light bright open family bathroom with washbasin, bath, toilet and heated towel rail.

All bedding and towels are provided for your stay along with a welcome pack of Vegan Snacks.

Guest Information

Change overs are Friday/Monday.

Check in 3pm.
Check out 10am.

Booking options are:
Friday/3 night stay FRI-MON)
Friday/7 nights (FRI-FRI)
Monday/4 nights (MON -FRI)
Monday/7 nights (MON – MON).

Dogs are welcome

Maximum of 2 dogs.
Dogs must be on leads at all time to safeguard the animals onsite.
(There is a surcharge of £25 per dog per stay).

Amenities

Sleeps 6 guests (5 adults 1 Child)
Two Double Bed
1 Single Beds
1 Cot Bed
Towels & bedding provided
2 Wood burning stoves
Bath & Shower
Washing Machine
Tumble Dryer
En-suite Bathroom
Fully equipped kitchen
Dining Table
TV
WiFi
Parking on site
Welcome Pack of Vegan treats

Rates and Fees:

Standard rate - £180 Per night

Our standard rate is £180 per night. (Our Christmas and New Year rates are £300).

£180
Enhanced Cleaning Fee

Due to Covid-19 there is a £20 cleaning fee to ensure that the accommodation is cleaned to the highest standard.

£20
Admin Booking Fee

Booking fee for processing costs, charges and admin.

£25
Surcharge per dog

£25 Surcharge per dog/per stay. (Maxmimum 2 dogs permitted).

£25
Refundable Security Deposit

£100 will be refunded after you have vacated the farmhouse and our staff have ensured that there is no damage or large breakages.

£100

Where are we?

The Pen Bryn Twrw farmhouse and Idlewild Animal Sanctuary is situated in a fantastic location overlooking the Conwy Valley.

It is an unrivalled position to take in the beautiful North Wales landscape and tourist attractions. Ideal for walkers and lovers of the glorious countryside and historical interests, not to forget the beautiful beaches less than 30 minutes away!

The house is nestled into the centre of the 12 acre Animal Sanctuary that is a safe haven for unwanted abandoned and sick or disabled animals.

While onsite you will get a chance to meet the animals and maybe even help with feeding times if you like! You will be able to go for a stroll around the free ranging animal fields and get to know the animals.

Due to the beautiful and quiet rural location, Pen Bryn Twrw is located on a single track lane, the lane is a public highway and is tarmacked and there are lots of passing places too allow a good flow of local traffic. We advise people to bring wellies or working boots as during the wet welsh weather there are times when the site will become muddy.

Due to Pen Bryn Twrw being nestled in the centre of an animal sanctuary, a range of animal calls, including cockerels will be heard in and around the house. We find this is a beautiful part of the welsh countryside experience.

Location & Attractions

If you can manage to tear yourself away from the animals and valley views, the local area has a lot to offer within a 30 minute drive from Pen Bryn Twrw...

Going left along the valley toward the coast which itself is only 15 minutes away, you have Bodnant Gardens just 10 minutes away and its 80 acres of gardens above the River Conwy looking across the valley towards the Snowdonia range.

The Sychnant Pass and its famous wild Carneddau Ponies that have lived wild in these areas since the Bronze Age is only 10 minutes away.

The picturesque walled market town of Conwy is only 4 miles away with its Magnificent medieval Castle that has looked over the town for over 700 years along with The Conwy Quay with its shoreline and Smallest house in Britain and the The RSPB Conwy Nature Reserve to name but a few of the local attractions.

LLandudno with its old Victorian seaside charm is only 6 miles away, hosting a beautiful promenade, the Great Orme with its cable car, tram ride, ski slope and toboggan run and many other attractions for you to enjoy.

The Welsh Mountain zoo with an array of exotic animals and you can learn about their conservation work. Going right along the valley you have the historic town of Llanrwst, Betws-y-Coed the gateway to Snowdonia with its range of shops and eateries and its distinctly alpine feel. Llanberis with its lovely lakeside location at the foot of Snowdon and the Llanberis Lake Railway and Snowdon Mountain Railway, Padarn Country Park and the NationalSlate Museum. Beddgelert as a place of legend, culture, and history with Sygun Copper Mine and Gelert’s Grave. You will be spoiled for choice of things to see and do.