Mae hen blasdy Bodwrdda yn adeilad hanesyddol Gradd 2.  Mae 5 munud o bentref Aberdaron ac wedi ei leoli ar ein fferm 500 o aceri. Safai’r ty mewn gardd fawr gyda digon o le i barcio.

Fferm deuluol yw Bodwrdda, a bydd croeso i ymwelwyr ddod i helpu i fwydo’r anifeiliaid ac i edrych ar ambell i weithgaredd.

Y ty gwyliau. Tair ystafell wely – 1. Ystafell ddwbl hefo lle i got.  2. Ystafell ddwbl arall                3. “Ystafell y Mor Ladron” hefo gwely bync a gwely sengl. Ystafell ymolchi gyda bath hen ffasiwn a chawod.

“Deri”(yr hen laethdy) – cegin newydd sbon gyda pheiriant glochi llestri/ dillad, meicro, oergell a rhewgell, bwrdd bwyd, llawr llechi gwreiddiol, ar grisiau cerrig i’r selar hynafol! Neuadd – Ystafell fyw newydd gael ei dodrefnu gyda teledu a chwaraewr DVD, lle tan a waliau paneli pren.Gellir trefnu i gael dillad gwely am bris ychwanegol.  Mae’r ty wedi ei wresogi gan wres canolig ac mae cysylltiad Wi-Fi band llydan ar gael.

Cyfle gwych i aros mewn ty hanesyddol bendigedig mewn ardal odidog ym Mhen Llyn.

The East Wing of a Grade 2 listed historic Hall, 5 minutes from Aberdaron, on a 500 acre working beef and sheep farm.

The accommodation consists of:
Three bedrooms. 1. A double with the option of a cot. 2. A double room. 3. “The Pirate room” for children with bunk beds and an additional single bed. Large spacious bathroom with a bath and shower cubicle.
“ Dairy” – a brand new fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, microwave, retro fridge freezer, dining table, original slate floor, and the stone stairs to the ancient cellar!
“Neuadd”(The old hall)- A cosy newly furnished living room with TV and DVD player, fire place and original wood panelling.
“The Parlour” - A more formal sitting room with open fire, original window seats and wood panelling.

Mae’n dyddio’n ôl i gaqnol y bedwaredd ganrif ar ddeg, a’r tu mewn gellir gweld llawer o nodweddion gwreiddiol y ty megis y paneli pren, y trawstiau, lloriau llechi gwreiddiol a’r ffenestri plwm.

The Hall dates back to the mid 14th Century, and have retained many of its original features, including wooden paneling, open beams, original slate floors and leaded windows.

Folklore tells a story of Huw Andro, a local character that smuggled salt from the beach at Aberdaron to Bodwrdda along a tunnel which leads all the way to the cellar.