The property
Perched on the outskirts of the former fishing village of Aberdaron, is the endearing Ty Mynydd Cottage.
This charmingly rustic dwelling offers a wonderful base, suited for a family getaway to the coast.
Kick off your walking boots before being charmed by the property which has retained a wealth of original features, including exposed stone-walls throughout the property, adding charm to the atmosphere.
Certain to entice any budding chefs is the amply equipped kitchen, where you will be delighted to prepare your meals of an evening.
Gather with the family around the dining table to reminisce on the day, before sinking into the sofa, where you will feel right at home.
Indulge with a relaxing soak within the warming freestanding bath that awaits you within the stylish family bathroom before heading to one of the ground-floor bedrooms, comprising of a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, each offering wonderful spaces to wake up to.
Step outside to enjoy your morning coffee with the far-reaching sea views to take in, as well as the charming soundtrack of the calling wildlife within the surrounding countryside.
If you don’t feel like cooking one evening, venture into the centre of Aberdaron, where you will find a selection of restaurants for a special treat, as well as shops for picking up the necessities.
Perched on the Llŷn Heritage Coast is the Aberdaron Beach where you can enjoy a leisurely afternoon or tackle surfing and wakeboarding, or simply watch the annual sailing regatta from one of the idyllic cafes along the promenade.
Brush up on the local history by visiting the Secret Nuclear Bunker, the Roman Fort close to Abersoch or you can hop on a boat trip to Bardsey Island.
Alternatively, the popular resort towns of Pwhelli and Abersoch are within striking distance.
Whatever the weather, Ty Mynydd Cottage promises a charming stay for the family.
About the location
ABERDARON
Abersoch 11 miles; Pwllheli 16 miles.
The seaside village of Aberdaron is peacefully situated around two streams, and facing the sea. Straggling up the hills are the buildings that give Aberdaron its character; the lime-washed fishermen's cottages, the cafes, shops, and hotels, and the church of St Hywyn. On each side of the river's mouth is the beach for walking and playing on, and a promenade where you can watch the sailing boats and regattas in the bay. There is also a National Trust visitor centre and car park. The popular resorts of Pwllheli and Abersoch are within easy reach. Discover fabulous castles and coves, or enjoy excellent fishing, watersports and golf opportunities, all available nearby. The dramatic scenery and abundance of superb walks at the Snowdonia National Park area are within easy driving distance, making an ideal base for a varied and enjoyable holiday, at any time of year.
Region Information
Note: open and steep staircase to mezzanine sitting room.