Awelfryn

3 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. 2 Doubles and 1 Twin. 

Bathroom with full suite and shower cubicle. 

Open Plan Lounge/Dining/Kitchen Lounge area with old fashioned bread oven, multi fuel stove, 2 seater leather sofa, 3 stylish arm chairs. Free view TV/DVD, CD/radio. Dining area with table and chairs seating 6/8, glass wall panels with patio door onto balcony. Luxury fully fitted kitchen with split level electric hob and oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine.

Grounds Long wide slate floor balcony with garden furniture, large lawn. Rear garden secure for children but please care at the front where there is a 2 ft drop by access door and the front garden is not completely enclosed.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Yes, excluding peak & Summer weeks

WiFi - Yes (superfast)

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes for 2 cars

Fuel - Electric Dimplex heaters throughout, eco friendly logs inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £25 p/w

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• The town centre of this popular seaside town is nearby - many distinctive independent shops, boutiques and coffee shops - enjoy lunch or coffee at 'Taro Deg' (Striking Ten) a locally owned café which is highly recommended.

• A state of the art sailing and events centre open to all with bars and restaurants next to the beach.
  

• From Pwllheli the lovely Llyn Peninsula lays ahead ready to be explored - enjoy the cliffs and beaches along one of the most remote and unspoilt coastline in Wales with spectacular views from bracken covered headlands. Look out for grey seals small colonies are established around the coastline and a wealth of sea birds.

• Lots to choose from - Abererch beach (1 mile) is visible from the balcony - golden sands that never get crowded, Llanbedrog (NT) lovely with brightly coloured beach huts, Abersoch beach and Aberdaron whose beach is directly in front of the white washed village.
• Morfa Nefyn with the smugglers' cove of Porthdinllaen (NT) and the famous Ty Coch pub, Whistling Sands (NT) where the sands really do whistle or just explore and find your own favourite cove.

• Sitting just above LLanbedrog beach the Gallery has exhibitions of renowned local artists throughout the year. Take a coffee or lunch break in their highly recommended conservatory or on warm days eat out on the lawns.

• The 'Lands End' of North Wales - remote and beautiful - dine in the 2 hotels at the water's edge or the 'Gegin Fawr' café serving award winning crab and lobster - an ancient hostelry used by Medieval pilgrims before embarking for Bardsey Island.

• This beautiful manor house was restored in the 1930's by the Keating sisters and preserves a way of life long disappeared from the Llyn countryside.

• From getting up close and personal with cuddly furry animals in Dwyfor Ranch to a multitude of adventure activities in Glasfryn Parc there is something for everyone.Try quad biking, fishing, wakeboarding, kayaking paddle boarding, ten pin bowling, soft play and more.

• Throughout the summer boats take off from Pwllheli and Aberdaron enjoy the idyllic coastline and in good weather visit Bardsey Island a place of pilgrimage - three journeys to Bardsey were said to equal one to Rome. There are still remains of the 13th Century Augustinian abbey here amongst wind - swept solitude.

• The Welsh Highland and Ffestiniog Railways both leave from Porthmadog to travel through the spectacular Snowdonia National Park.

Snowdonia National Park

• Discover breathtaking mountain and coastal scenery, steam train rides, thrilling adventure activities, fascinating industrial heritage, great food and so much more. Well worth a day trip.
  

• An ideal day trip - visit the magnificent Castle and small children will love to let off steam at the Fun Centre near the Victoria Dock, a stylish new development with shops, restaurants and Galleri Caernarfon an independent theatre, cinema and art gallery. Enjoy wet day browsing in one of Britain's best independent book shops, Palas Print.