This quirky and stylish semi-detached holiday home on the Llyn Peninsula is perfect for a family of four seeking a dog-friendly break near the sea. With a cosy wood burner in the lounge and a garden for dining alfresco, you’ll have everything you need for a relaxing getaway with your loved ones. Spend your time away exploring the nearby nature reserves, vast sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages in North Wales.
Inside, you’ll find a red, blue and wooden lounge with rustic hanging lights strung across the white-washed beamed ceiling. To one side of this space is a lounge area with a natural Jute rug beneath the leather Chesterfield and two armchairs. These surround a red ottoman-style coffee table and an exposed stone inglenook fireplace with a wood burner. Adjacent to this space is a round wooden dining table with four contemporary chairs surrounded by coastal-themed art. Continue through to the farmhouse-style galley kitchen with wooden countertops and colourful patterned tiles. At the back of this space are double doors opening onto the patio. Climb the stairs to reach a family shower room and two boutique-style bedrooms – a double and a twin. Outside is an enclosed garden with an outside utility shed, furniture and a BBQ. There is private parking for one car.
While based on the outskirts of Rhyd-y-clafdy village, head into the centre for a meal out at the local seafood restaurant (within 1 mile). Pack a picnic and spend a day at the sandy Llanbedrog Beach (8 miles) or a bit further is the sprawling 4-mile Porth Neigwl beach (8 miles). Look around the independent shops and eateries at the seaside village of Abersoch (4 miles). Step back in time with a trip to the hilltop Criccieth Castle ruins (13 miles).