Cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula [Read more...]
A beautiful property in a rural setting, Gors-Lwyd is a cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula. This two bedroom property, sleeping four, is ideal for families or friends who are lovers of the outdoors, thanks to numerous walking trails on the doorstep.
Stepping into the stunning cottage, a small hallway leads through to a downstairs bathroom, kitchen and open plan living space packed full of character. With dark wooden beams, whitewashed walls, exposed stone feature wall and quarry tiles laid through the living space, the age and character of the property becomes evident. A cosy log burner is tucked into a small fireplace, surrounded by two cosy fabric sofas with a large bookshelf tucked under the staircase. A TV sits on a unit in the corner of the room. It's a wonderful and cosy space for relaxing evenings indoors. To the opposite side of the room, a four seater wooden dining table is located underneath nautical style decorative ceiling lights. The wall art and ornamental decor of the room provides a nod to the coastal location of the property.
A fabulous kitchen is located near the dining area, equipped with all amenities required for a great self-catering stay. The farmhouse style kitchen units are finished with white doors and wood effect worktops. A beautiful Rangemaster oven provides the focal point of the kitchen, sitting alongside a Smeg fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. With a toaster, kettle and pod style coffee machine located on the counter top, the kitchen has everything required for a fabulous stay. Another door from the hallway leads to the cottage's bathroom. The bright room includes a bathtub with shower over, set against dark wall tiles. The basin features storage space under and a large towel rail provides ample space for drying.
Heading up the to the first floor of the cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula, the layout comprises of two bedrooms - a double and a twin, built into the eaves with exposed timbers. The double room is a cosy room comprising a wooden framed bed with luxurious bedding, with bedside cabinets and lamps either side. The original cast iron fireplace of the room features on the wall alongside the bed and an occasional chair provides a seating space. The twin bedroom features two single beds, set against wood panelled walls. The soft furnishings and decor of the room are in nautical colours and themes. Both rooms are cosy and ideally suited to a family of four, although two couples could also happily stay.
A fantastic feature of the property is the outdoor space and fabulous games room in a separate single storey building, next to the main cottage. A door from the lounge diner leads out to the stunning rear garden of Gors-Lwyd. A gravelled patio area with fabulous countryside views includes furniture for relaxing in the evening with drinks, or perfect for al fresco dining. The remainder of the landscaped garden is set into the hillside with a number of lawns, shrubs and flowers. It's a peaceful and private space that's wonderful to spend time in. The adjacent games room features a full sized pool table, table football, air hockey and a dart board along with a cosy sofa space to relax. It's a fantastic room for adults and children to spend time after adventuring outdoors
Located outside the village of Llithfean, this cottage with games room at the foot of Yr Eifl on the Llyn Peninsula is in the perfect setting for guests wanting to explore the surrounding landscapes. Surrounded by heather clad hillsides, there are numerous footpaths from near the property leading to Yr Eifl and surrounding areas. Yr Eifl consists of a group of hills, which provide a dramatic backdrop of the Llyn Peninsula scenery. The three peaks are Garn For, Garn Ganol, and Tre’r Ceiri and while the walks to the summits are somewhat challenging with some scrambling sections, there are numerous pathways leading around the valleys surrounding the peaks. Regardless of the skill levels and routes taken, the views are fantastic, looking out over the Llyn Peninsula's rugged coastline, as well as the peaks of Eryri (Snowdonia) which can be seen in the distance on clear day.
The coastline of the Llyn Peninsula is fabulous to explore along the Wales Coast Path. With stunning sandy beaches separated by rugged cliffs, the scenery is dramatic and breathtaking. A fifteen minute drive leads to Morfa Nefyn on the north coast of the Peninsula, with a footpath that leads across the Nefyn Golf Club to the tiny fishing village of Porthdinllean. This stunning cove is home to the famous Ty Coch Inn, a pub located on the beach which is a fantastic spot to grab a drink and some food. They hold a number of events during the holiday seasons, with a real beach party vibe.
There are a number of coastal resorts within a short driving window. For a quieter vibe, head to Aberdaron located at the end of the Peninsula. With a beautiful beach, this sleepy seaside resort is a fab place to spend some time. For a little more vibrance, head to the popular seaside resort of Abersoch with beautiful beaches, water sports along with cool cafes, restaurants and bars. It's a popular spot in summer, and for good reason. It's not all about coastline on the Llyn Peninsula. For beer lovers, the local Cwrw Llyn brewery is located near the property, offering tours and tasting sessions as well as the opportunity to stock up on the fantastic local ales on offer. Families should also consider a trip to Glasfryn Parc offering activities including go karting, crazy gold and a number of water sports.
Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Nefyn
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From Caernarfon
Head south from Caernarfon on the A4871 towards Pwllheli and at the second roundabout take a right turn onto the A487 (Caernarfon Bypass). At the next roundabout, take the A499 toward Pwllheli and continue for ten miles. At the next roundabout, take the second exit towards Nefyn on the B4417 and continue for 2.5 miles arriving into the village of Llithfaen. Reaching the Welsh Methodist Chapel located next to the road on the left, take the right turn directly opposite onto a narrow lane. Continue along the lane for just under half a mile and Gors-Lwyd will be located on the right hand side with parking space directly outside.
From Pwllheli
Head west out of Pwllheli on the A497 and at the first roundabout once having left the town (past the Esso petrol station), take the second exit and continue on the A497 signposted to Nefyn. Continue along the road for 1.4 miles passing the village of Efailnewydd. Having passed through the village, at the next crossroads take the right turn signposted to Llithfaen (5 miles) and continue for 2.5 miles. Reaching a crossroads with the B4354, head straight across and continue for 5 miles before arriving in to Llithfaen. At the crossroads, take a right turn onto the B4417 and continue for a short distance. Reaching the Welsh Methodist Chapel located next to the road on the right, take the left turn directly opposite onto a narrow lane. Continue along the lane for just under half a mile and Gors-Lwyd will be located on the right hand side with parking space directly outside.
Here's a link for more info on the local area that you might find useful:
SNOWDONIA INFORMATION PACK - PWLLHELI
Check-in: 16:00 | Check-out: 10:00
<p>Key safe is by the mailbox . Key Code: B4371.<br /> <br /> Please park in front of the garage doors. Access around the turning circle is required at all times. Please do not block the turning circle.<br /> <br /> <b>ELECTRIC VEHICLE & E-BIKE CHARGING:</b></p> <p>We have one on-site Electric Vehicle charger at the Property but <b>you must bring your own Type 2 charging lead</b>.</p> <p>The Rolec Zura Charger can be used with the Monta app which can be downloaded for Apple or Android users. Alternatively, you can scan the QR sticker on the charge point and start a charge whether or not you have a Monta account. <b>Electric will be payable through the Monta app</b>.</p> <p>Please advise of any issues or technical difficulties straight away.</p> <p><b>Domestic “Granny” Electric Vehicle chargers are NOT permitted at the Property E-Bike charging is NOT permitted inside the Property.</b></p>
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