Beach house with hot tub,300 year old former farmstead, Lleyn Peninsula, north Wales.Pet dog friendly. Delicious local seafood.

Accommodation Details:

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. 1 double, 1 room with twin and bunk beds, plus cot.

Towels provided.

Bathroom with full suite and walk in shower. All on 1st floor.

Kitchen fully fitted, country style, electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, larder fridge, freezer. High chair.

Utility Room washing machine, tumble dryer, toilet and washbasin.

Lounge/Dining Room inglenook with woodburning stove, 3 piece suite, tv/dvd, dining table and chairs to seat 8, settle.

Conservatory 3 piece cane suite, sea views.

Fuel oil central heating inclusive (plus starter basket of logs Oct - Apr)

Grounds partly enclosed – care with toddlers please, steep drop to lane on one side of the property. Garden furniture.

Hot Tub - used entirely at your own risk - available all year.

Ample parking - cars & boats

Welcome FREE: 2 Dogs max

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About this cottage:

• Beach cottage Wales - Lleyn Peninsula - sleeping 6 a short cliff top stroll away from the fine, long, peaceful and uncrowded sands of Traeth Penllach - a relatively unknown part of the coast.
• Porth Colmon Harbour with its own slipway belong to the owner of Porth Colmon House - small boats can be launched from here - local lobster and crab can be bought here in season and occasional visitors also include dolphins and seals.
• A comfortably furnished sitting room with beamed ceiling has a wood burning stove and plenty of reading material for warm cosy evenings.
• The charming dining room has ladder backed chairs around a rectangular table, beamed ceilings and white wahed stone walls.
• Pretty cottage bedrooms have unusual shaped ceilings, little windows, bright and airy decor, comfortable bedding and pine furnishings.
• Hot Tub ideal for relaxing with a glass of wine. Also see the hot tub next door at ~ Colmon Bach Ref 1082 (1082)~ (Hot tub at your own risk - available all year round)

• Convenience store just two min walk (open seasonally). The neighbouring villages of Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn, 6 miles away, between them have a range of local amenities including bank, post office, internet cafe, library with broadband access, supermarket, grocery store with butchers counter, fresh fruit & vegetables, chemist, doctor and a filling station.
• Year round short breaks available at Porth Colmon House. Please phone for avaiability and price.

• A short walk away is a beautiful sandy beach and the Coastal Path which winds along past little unique coves. During the summer months there are fishing and sight-seeing boat trips (otters, seals & dolphins) to enjoy from the slipway.
• Cliff top walks with breathtaking views of The Rival Mountains and Anglesey coastline (Whistling Sands (N.T.) Morfa Nefyn, Aberdaron)
• This is a spacious, relaxing home, with an inglenook, thick stone walls, tiny windows, a large sunny conservatory with lovely views and a comfortably furnished living room - a cosy retreat.

• Porth Colmon is a small, pretty hamlet reached through winding lanes bordered by trees and hedgebanks, a riot of spring and summer flowers. Clients have full use of our lane to our Harbour.
• Remote and beautiful countryside, well tended fields dotted with farms and small, ancient churches - stopping places for medieval pilgrims going to Aberdaron and Bardsey Island.

• There are several magnificent castles to explore within easy driving distance; Caernarfon, Criccieth, Harlech and Beaumaris.

• Adventure activities for all ages and abilities at Abersoch including coasteering, canyoning, climbing, abseiling, mountain and coastal walking.
• Lleyn Peninsula boasts a beach for each day of the week with lots more left over; Glan Don, Hells Mouth, Marian y De , Porth Dinlle, Abersoch Main & Town and Quarry Beach

• Both trip boats leave from Pwllheli Marina to cruise the lovely Lleyn Peninsula. Enjoy spectacular coastal scenery and marine wildlife including sea birds, seals and dolphins.

• Twnti Seafood Restaurant at Rhyd y Clafdy has been in business for 18 years. It specialises in fresh fish, local crabs and lobsters. Book to avoid disappointment

• Try your luck at high tide you could catch plaice, mackeral, pollack, wrasse or ray. Remember to take your favourite seafood recipes.

• Turtle Photography in Abersoch is one of the leading sources of marine and scenic photography in the area. Do drop in and browse.

• Do visit the picturesque village of Llanstumdwy boy hood home and museum of one of Britain's greatest statesmen Lloyd George. While there drop in at Tafarn Plu across the road - a traditional family friendly Welsh pub serving real ales and food. Glasfryn Gardens are well worth a visit too.

• Choose a thrilling narrow guage train ride through the mountain to the fascinating slate village of Blaenau Ffestiniog 700 feet above sea level or a heritage journey through the breathtaking Snowdonia countryside.

• A great day out for the whole family. Choose from fishing, ten pin bowling, karting, kids zone, quads, wakeboarding and more. There are two retaurants and a farm shop stocked with delicious local produce.
• Lots of different activities for all the family within easy reach of this beach cottage Wales - Lleyn Peninsula - sleeping 6. This little known western most off the beaten track part of north Wales coast is a haven for tranquil coastal walks and exploration.

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