Y Stabal

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Double ensuite with high ceilings, exposed beams, Velox windows and fire door opening onto exterior stone steps into farmyard. 1 Twin with Velox windows - views over open farmland to Hell's Mouth. All on 1st floor.

Bathroom on ground floor. Air bath (similar to Jacuzzi) toilet, washbasin and shower cubicle.

Sitting Room/Kitchen large spacious open plan room with luxury fitted country style kitchen units, split level electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, table & chairs to seat 6. Electric cast iron stove, 3 piece suite, TV/DVD, radio/CD.

Utility Room washing machine and tumble dryer.

Grounds enclosed garden with lawn and patio area, built in barbecue, garden furniture.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Oil central heating and electricity inclusive

Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• Bustling Abersoch 1.5 miles away has a range of interesting and independent shops, Spar, a village store, chemist, bank and post office with a facility for withdrawing cash. The nearest fuel station is at Llanbedrog just 2.5 miles away. Further shopping can be done at Pwllheli 7 miles away.
• All year round short breaks available at coastal holiday cottage Y Stabal near Abersoch. Please phone for availability and price.

• A gentle 3.5 mile stroll from this coastal holiday cottage near Abersoch leads to Llangian, one of the prettiest award winning villages on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales.
• Set on a carefully tended large model working stock farm, the owner's imposing 18th century farmhouse
• is situated at the left of the cottage with an additional cottage on the right.

• This vibrant seaside village has lots of sheltered, sunny niches along its beautiful sandy beach popular with watersports enthusiasts.
• The annual Jazz festival is held in June and the Wakeboarding Festival in July. Many shops and visitor attractions open all year (with good sales in the shops after the summer) making it a lovely place to holiday in at any time.

• Choose from a range of RYA sailing and powerboat lessons for adults and children. A wide variety of dinghies, day cruisers and kayaks are also available for hire.

• Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) a large, beautiful bay, nearly always uncrowded even in the height of summer, is a short walk away from this north wales coastal holiday cottage, the tip of the Peninsula and the small, secluded beach of Porth Ysgo (NT) or Llanbedrog Sands, a fine National Trust beach which is home also to a very good art gallery - light lunches and teas are served in the beach side conservatory café.

• Abersoch, well known for its excellent sailing and surfing facilities, 18 hole golf course and wide variety of good restaurants is close by.

• A country hotel restaurant with superb food and service, mentioned in the Good Food Guide every year since 1957 and holder of two AA rosettes. Dine in style from the delicious array of dishes on offer and enjoy stunning bay views- well worth a visit.

• Do call in and browse the beautiful and unusual handmade silver jewellery made on the premises. You may find something special to remind you of your visit.

• Take a cruise from Pwllheli Marina along the beautiful Llyn Peninsula to enjoy the wonderful scenery and see the abundant marine wildlife.

• A white washed old stone cottage in Aberdaron originally a communal kitchen for 13th C pilgrims going to Bardsey Island.
• The Sun at Llanengan is an inviting pub with open fire, beer garden & patio, real ales and traditional pub food.

• Try karting on a 600 m x 8 m floodlit track or Quad biking. Good fun for all of the family day or night.

• Try fishing at this organic park in Pwllheli dedicated to offering the best natural produce and the finest trout you can catch.

• Criccieth Heritage Walk visits interesting historic sites throughout the town.

• The Llyn Peninsula has over 100 miles of coastal path, inland walks with hilly terrain, magnificent coastal views and rural landscape. Something for all tastes and abilities.

• Take a drive to Snowdonia National Park to enjoy breath taking scenery, wonderful walking and mountain biking opportunities, steam train rides, Snowdon Mountain Railway, historic buildings, great local produce, fascinating industrial heritage and exciting adventures such as the Zip World's longest Zip Wire in Europe, Fforest Coaster, Bounce Below or Surf Snowdonia in the heart of the countryside.