House in Wales
7 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this house rental
PLEASE NOTE: Bookings run from 4pm Sunday to 10am the following Sunday.
Murmur-y-Don is a 1907 Arts & Crafts style house set in just over an acre of land on the top of Harlech Cliff. The location is sensational.
This is generally agreed to be the finest view in Wales, and my great-grandmother gave the field in front of the house to the National Trust to preserve the view in perpetuity. The house has been in the family by direct descent for 101 years.
4 bedrooms, three doubles, one single, the longest bath you've ever seen (original 1907 Edwardian cast-iron), sea views from every room (except the pantry and the shower room!), atmospheric, old, quaint, a real family home. The house is 2000 sq. ft, 186m2.
Over an acre of walled gardens, off road parking for six cars, pets welcome, views to die for. BUT I'm afraid we can't take weekend bookings, or any bookings for less than seven days, and the weeks run from 4pm Sunday to 11am the following Sunday. We are at the mercy of our cleaners.
Murmur-y-Don is a 1907 Arts & Crafts style house set in just over an acre of land on the top of Harlech Cliff. The location is sensational.
This is generally agreed to be the finest view in Wales, and my great-grandmother gave the field in front of the house to the National Trust to preserve the view in perpetuity. The house has been in the family by direct descent for 101 years.
4 bedrooms, three doubles, one single, the longest bath you've ever seen (original 1907 Edwardian cast-iron), sea views from every room (except the pantry and the shower room!), atmospheric, old, quaint, a real family home. The house is 2000 sq. ft, 186m2.
Over an acre of walled gardens, off road parking for six cars, pets welcome, views to die for. BUT I'm afraid we can't take weekend bookings, or any bookings for less than seven days, and the weeks run from 4pm Sunday to 11am the following Sunday. We are at the mercy of our cleaners.
Amenities at Harlech: Large house in over an acre with the finest views in Eryri (Snowdonia)
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Wales
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2025
Lovely property with lots of charm and character. Excellent location for exploring the Snowdonia region as well as days on the beach. Spacious with amazing views.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2025
Beautiful location with Harlech beach right outside the door ( via a killer of a staircase , so beware if anyone with walking difficulties) around 25 minute walk into Harlech town 55 minutes to Abersoch, everything just a short distance away The house was adorable, lots of outdoor space and no lack of amenities inside, special mention for the most comfiest of beds, in every room The binoculars are a big bonus , we spotted dolphins and seals from the garden Thank you for a lovely stay Ps slate mines worth a visit too
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2025
We had a lovely time at Murmur-y-Don. A beautiful part of the world and the most wonderfully situated house, overlooking Harlech Beach. The house is old fashioned inside, but that just added to it's beauty and character. We loved that it had been a family home. It gave it a uniquely nostalgic air. It is spacious and very well equipped with everything we needed to feel very comfortable indeed. (Lots of interesting books and games as well) Gywn, the host, couldn't have been more helpful and friendly. Thank you for a lovely stay
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2025
The house is an older, beautiful, character filled house-we loved it! The views are spectacular. The garden for our large dog was perfect. I loved being able to sit outside in the early evening, enjoying a glass of wine with some hors d'oeuvres and looking out over the ocean. We enjoyed reading about the history of the home that is provided, along with having access to the over 1500 books that are available to enjoy. Gwyn (owner) was very helpful with ideas for activities. He also responded very quickly to our questions (thank you!). The walk to the beach is just down the hill. The beach itself, on our "zig-zag" end, was uncrowded dog-friendly, and so peaceful. We loved our daily walks with the dog, which extended along the beach, up the road to the castle, drinking coffee in the village, and then walking along the upper road home. It was, for us, a wonderful holiday!
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Top rated by guests
10.0Outstanding
(16 Ratings)
"Lovely property with lots of charm and character. Excellent location for exploring the Snowdonia region as well as days on the beach. Spacious with amazing views. "
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