ð¡ Dream of escaping to a charming Welsh cottage? Here’s your chance! The National Trust is on the hunt for a tenant to call Glan yr Afon home, but there’s a catch! Nestled in the lush Wybrnant valley near Penmachno, this stunning 16th century 3-bedroom farmhouse sits beside TÅ· Mawr Wybrnantâan iconic site where Bishop William Morgan famously translated the Bible into Welsh, helping preserve the language.
Glan yr Afon isn’t just any cottage; it’s a piece of history, surrounded by nature and boasting a picturesque private garden. Your role? Be a friendly neighbour to TÅ· Mawr Wybrnant and help the Trust maintain the spirit and heritage of this special place. With the tranquillity of the Welsh countryside as your backyard, you’ll enjoy all the comforts of rural living.
For £700 per month, this can be your slice of Welsh history. Interested in swapping city chaos for peaceful valley vibes? Hurryâapplications close at 11.59pm on 10th May 2026. Head over to the National Trust’s website for more details. Imagine living in a place where history lives and breathes right outside your door! ð¿ð
(Image credits: Mike Henton/National Trust)