The property
Clynnog Fawr 1.4 miles.
Coetsiws is a sublime barn conversion set all on the ground floor near the stunning coastal village of Clynnog Fawr in North Wales.
With some astounding opportunities nearby, this heart-warming cottage serves as a supreme base for an unforgettable seaside break with your friends or family.
Be welcomed into this former farm building by its beautiful open-plan living room; traditional high ceilings and exposed beams give it a touch of homeliness, the perfect spot to return to after an exhilarating day discovering what this superb part of North Wales can offer.
This single-storey accommodation also benefits from a luxury sun trap conservatory; soak up the summer heat from morning through to evening with a refreshing drink and a good book.
The bedrooms here at Coetsiws are decorated in a delectable manner; a double and a twin room are thoughtfully finished to make you feel right at home from the moment that you arrive.
The cottage is complete in luscious style with a shower room featuring contemporary tiles and a walk-in shower with a rainfall shower head.
Embrace this heavenly location by making the most of the enclosed patio area, enjoy a delicious alfresco feast with your loved ones.
This fabulous setting caters for every taste, from the wonderful coastal locations of Nefyn, Abersoch and Pwllheli to the fascinating towns of Bangor and Caernarfon, all of which are easily accessible from Coetsiws.
The Snowdonia National Park also sits nearby, an awe-inspiring landscape of scenery, walking, climbing and outdoor adventure.
In Caernarfon, you can find the local castle, as well as the local family attractions of Gypsy Wood and Green Wood Park.
Cyclists can enjoy the local cycle paths and there is even a local vineyard and cafe nearby in Pen-y-Groes for a lovely relaxing day out.
A fabulous converted barn located perfectly for uncovering the wonders of North Wales.
About the location
CLYNNOG FAWR
Trefor 3.5 miles; Nefyn 10 miles; Portmerion 17 miles; Bangor 19 miles.
The small village of Clynnog Fawr nestles between the foothills of Snowdonia and the unspoiled north coast of the Llyn Peninsula. It has grown up around the mediaeval church of St Beuno, one of the most important pilgrimage sites for travellers journeying to Bardsey Island. The village benefits from a petrol station and convenience store. Nearby a stony beach, a haven for beachcombers, is a few minutes’ walk away. The small village of Trefor is nearby and is surrounded by sea and mountains, overlooking Caernarfon Bay, and enjoys a harbour with stone breakwater pier and sheltered sandy beach that the Wales Coastal Path runs past, or the more adventurous can enjoy a regular surf outside the breakwater. Nearby, in the village of Llithfaen, are the Welsh Language and Heritage Centre and restaurant. The pretty coastal town of Nefyn sits atop sweeping cliffs, and is home to a fine, two-mile stretch of sandy beach, along with a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, and the award-winning golf club is popular with families and couples alike. Clynnog is also within reach of the amenities of the popular towns of Pwllheli, Abersoch, Caernarfon, Portmerion and Bangor. The coastline around this region is dotted with castles and coves, while fishing, sailing and watersports are all available. The start of the Snowdonia National Park is five miles away, with its dramatic scenery and abundance of superb walks. With its proximity to such a wide range of destinations, this area makes a superb base for a break in North Wales.
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