Goleufryn

4 Bedrooms sleeping 10. 1 Double with Kingsize bed and en-suite (freestanding bath, shower cubicle with steam/massage & radio) and 1 Twin on 1st floor. Family room with Kingsize bed a Single and a pull out bed. 1 Twin on 2nd floor.

Shower Room on 2nd floor with shower cubicle.

Cloakroom on 2nd floor with toilet & washbasin.

Cloakroom on 1st floor with toilet & washbasin.

Kitchen luxury fully fitted kitchen with Range electric cooker (2 ovens, separate grill, ceramic hob), dishwasher, microwave, fridge with ice box, freezer,

Utility Room with top loader industrial strength washing machine, central heating boiler.

Lounge log burning stove, wall mounted flat screen Sky TV with record and Sky On-demand. 3 large leather sofas, leather footrest, 1 leather easy chair.

Conservatory Extendable Oak Table with 8 chairs and 2 oak benches, 1 large leather sofa, small flat screen TV. Patio doors to garden.

Study writing desk and chair, bookcase and games.

Grounds medium sized garden with mature shrubs, with barbecue, patio with garden furniture, lawns.

Games Room Annex table tennis table, snooker table, darts. Table football, 2 bikes for guests use. Bed with shower basin and toilet.

Barn Additional accommodation available to sleep 6 in larger barn, @ 200 per night & 3 in a smaller barn @ 150 per night.

Additional Information

Short breaks - All year during Summer & Peak weeks

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday, for short breaks a Friday.

Towels - No

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates 50 p/w

Dogs - 1 welcome free. 4 more by arrangement @ 25 p/w, please call.

Travel cot - Yes, 3 on request

Highchair - Yes, 2 highchairs and 1 booster seat on request

Bed linen - Included as standard

Abersoch Seaside Town

• Abersoch, with its beautiful sandy bay is renowned for sailing and all water sports and with its cafes and restaurants spilling out on to the streets has all the atmosphere of a popular seaside resort with lots of cafes & restaurants spilling out onto the streets. Beautiful beaches abound including the National Trust beach at Llanbedrog and only a short drive away is the spectacular bay of Porth Neigwl.
• Lots to see and do here - a walking festival in May, jazz festival in June, wake board and water sports competitions in July.

Golf Courses

• For golfers there is Abersoch Golf Course (18 holes) in a superb setting amongst ancient sand dunes overlooking Abersoch Bay, a challenging championship course at Nefyn and nearby Pwllheli.

Llyn Peninsula Beaches

• Llanbedrog beach, impeccably maintained by the National Trust is popular with families. The sheltered shore is nestled between dramatic cliff tops dotted with heather and lush pine trees and backed by a colourful row of beach huts available to rent from the National Trust.
• A short drive away is the spectacular bay of Porth Neigwl.

Llyn Peninsula Coastal Path

• Join the Coastal Path to enjoy the splendours of the rugged coastline.
• The path goes inland briefly passing through the timeless little hamlets of Llanegan and Llangian with their country pubs and ancient churches - look out for the granite pillar with its Latin inscription in the graveyard.

Turtle Photograhy, Abersoch

• One of the leading sources of marine photography in the area. Prints, canvases, postcards, greeting cards, gift vouchers and sculptures all hand made and signed, for sale.

Abersoch Jazz Festival

• If you are a jazz musician or jazz lover then book your holiday in June. The annual Jazz Festival is a wonderful event playing host to national and international artists. Buskers are welcome too. 2011's musical festivities will take place June 10th - 12th

Welsh Clog Maker, Heol Henbont, Criccieth

• The only full time maker of Welsh clogs from the hide and log to the finished article. Trefor Owen makes clogs (not only Welsh) in many designs and colours for customers all over the country.

Glasfryn Activities, Y Ffor

• Choose from any number of exciting activities. There is something for everyone to enjoy at Glasfryn from bowling, archery, quad bikes and fishing to karting, canoeing and shopping. There is even a Farmers Market held on the first Saturday of each month.

West Highland Railway & Ffestiniog Railway

• Take a nostalgic and scenic train journey either up Snowdonia to the fascinating slate village of Blaenau Ffestiniog or through Snowdonia on a return journey visiting the engine sheds on route where enthusiasts can climb aboard the engines.

Plas yn Rhiw Georgian Manor (NT)

• Climbing upwards from the bay is Plas yn Rhiw (NT), a small Georgian manor house which preserves the memory of a way of life which has long disappeared from the Peninsula countryside. There are panoramic views from here of the Peninsula and the mountains of Snowdonia.

Cilan Riding Centre, Abersoch

• Exhilarating riding for novice or experienced riders along a scenic headland 3 miles from Abersoch.

Enlli Sea Safaris & Shearwater Cruises, Pwllheli Marina & Bardsey Island

• Enjoy the coastline from the sea by taking a boat from Pwllheli or Aberdaron in the summer months. The most memorable trip is to Bardsey Island - watch the gulls dive bomb around you and look out for the colony of grey seals that swim in these waters.
• Bardsey Island is the burial place of 20 thousand saints (according to legend) and there are the ruins of a 13th Century Augustinian Priory here and a wildlife observatory - no cars, no pylons, no mobile phones just peace and quiet!

Rabbit & Animal Park, Llanystumdwy

• A delightful day out whatever the weather. Many of the animals are housed in farm buildings. Children will love holding baby rabbits, guinea pigs and puppies. There is an outside play area and a picnic spot.

Lloyd George Museum, Llanstumdwy

• Once boyhood home of the great 20th century statesman Lloyd George now a museum dedicated to his life and work including a collection of memorabilia and the first world war treaty.

Criccieth - A Heritage Walk

• Copies of the book Criccieth A Heritage Walk can be bought at Tourist offices in Porthmadog and Pwllheli for less than 2. Walk around Criccieth exploring interesting historic sites on route.
  

Days away...

• Enjoy a day trip to Snowdonia National Park for spectacular mountain scenery, steam train rides, historic hot spots, epic adventures and more. Bounce Below on neon lit trampolines in subterranean caves, fly 100mph along Europe's longest Zip Wire at Zip World, learn new skills or improve your style in state of the art wave garden of Surf Snowdonia just to mention a few.
  

Large holiday house in Abersoch ideal for extended families or friends sharing and their well behaved dogs (up to 5) to enjoy exploring the beautiful Llyn Peninsula with days away in the Snowdonia National Park.