Mountain Cottage - sleeps 7 guests in 3 bedrooms

Set in a copse of mature trees up a remote mountain track, this beautifully restored stone cottage is bursting with character and has magnificent views from nearly all windows. Sheltered, secluded and in a wild, unspoilt setting, this really is a gem of a hideaway and yet never too far from the many attractions of Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula. Combining original features such as a large inglenook fireplace and exposed beams and stonework with stylish contemporary touches, this restoration has been brilliantly executed.

Ground Floor


Living Room
A large open-plan, double-height living room with a big fireplace, comfortable seating and a traditional farmhouse dining table - and terrific views across open countryside.
Kitchen
A traditional rustic wooden fitted kitchen with a stable door opening to views of Cardigan Bay. With an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge, range cooker and all the necessary kitchen accoutrements.
Bathroom
A newly fitted shower room with WC and sink and large walk in shower

First Floor


Bedroom 1
King bed, on a mezzanine overlooking the living space, with curtains for privacy.
Bedroom 2 - family room
A superking zip and link bed that can be made up as a double or two singles. There is a third single bed in this room as well.

Annex


Bedroom 3
Opposite the back door is a bedroom annex with a king bed, a log burning stove and ensuite bathroom with a shower over the bath, WC and sink.

Outside

Surrounded by wildflowers, woodlands and spectacular views, the rustic charm of Mountain cottage continues outside with a nice garden, plenty of outdoor seating and a BBQ. The ultimate spot for peace, seclusion and tranquillity.

The Local Area

Mountain Cottage is centrally positioned for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdiona. It's just a short drive from Nefyn with its links golf course and the renowned Ty Coch Inn on the beach. Take a day trip to explore Barsey Island with its amazing bird and sea life, or make a tour around Snowdonia to relish its staggeringly beautiful mountainscapes.