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Trefollwyn Mawr

(Ref. 967603)

Abersoch, North Wales & Snowdonia Show on map

4.7

Sykes rating

  • 10 Guests

  • 5 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Washing machine
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

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45 Customer Reviews

  • "Loved this cottage,would definitely stay there again"

    Reviewed by Donna13.3Feb 2024

  • "It was fantastic!"

    We couldn't have asked for better, and the space was even better than we had imagined.

    Reviewed by Rachel13.3Dec 2023

  • "This cottage is unbelievable."

    The views are stunning, there is lots of privacy around the cottage as it is very remote and everything was just how we expected. The kitchen has had a face lift since the original photos that we had seen so it was a lovely surprise. Everything was clean and the cottage was very roomy and cosy. We would definitely recommend it and we will be staying again in the future.

    Reviewed by Kirsty13.3Dec 2023

  • "We had a lovey break in this amazing farmhouse."

    Everything that we needed for two families and two dogs was here! The walk to the beach was very muddy, but we had fun traversing across the fields and reaching Hells Mouth, be prepared with Wellington boots, there isn’t really a clear path marked out. The house was very cosy and comforting, with plenty of spaces for everyone to relax in. The only thing I would recommend to bring is some speakers/radio as there isn’t one in the house. For anyone bringing their four-legged friends, the garden is secure and enclosed, reading a few reviews before we left had me a bit worried, but it is all secure. The owners are very accommodating and responsive if there are any issues, they also left a very tasty cake for us on arrival!! Thank you :)

    Reviewed by N12.5Oct 2023

  • "We had a lovely week at the farm house it was large but warm and during our stay we had some very windy wet weather but house was cosy."

    Track to the house is very long wet and muddy often with cows and sheep standing in the way, sheep moved no problem but the cows by the gate you need to open at the bottom took more convincing. Not that it bothered us but 2 of the family in their little Argo car felt a little intimidated surrounded by young bullocks. We would like to stay again but for us the garden is not secure and has many sheep yards away from our large young dog who has never chased sheep but she was very interested so made me very nervous if they ran she would think it was a good game. But it is very much a working farm so not complaining just something I need to think of in future The Potted Lobster in Abersoch was very good also and dog friendly but you need to book way in advance So yes I would recommend but take your wellies

    Reviewed by Jenny13.3Sep 2023

  • "This is a farmhouse which is very spacious, two living rooms and a dining room with sofa area."

    Upstairs four bedrooms and downstairs one which is opposite the shower room. We found it hilarious that this downstairs bathroom window is next to the cow field and the cows take great pleasure in staring straight in! Our children loved the cows that came to the fence in the garden, a highlight of the stay. There was a very useful utility room with a washer & dryer. All you need in the kitchen too. The only niggles we had were that even when WiFi was working, the tv wouldn’t connect as it was so far away from the router in the upstairs back bedroom, no mirror in the main bathroom and in the light bedroom overlooking the garden it needs the mattress replaced as it’s hard and very noisy. This does not detract from the fact that we loved our stay here, listening to the sound of the waves from the garden while having morning coffee was bliss!! Lovely freestanding bath overlooking the fields and sea views was very relaxing. Very comfortable sofas in the main living area. Nerys the owner was extremely helpful too, and thank you for the cake & Prosecco on arrival.

    Reviewed by Dawn12.5Aug 2023

  • "The location of Trefollwyn is what sets this place apart from the rest."

    Set a mile down a rough farm track, it's set high on a clifftop with astonishing sea views. A large secure garden was perfect for our 3 dogs, and the lack of neighbours meant the reactive one of the pack was relaxed and calm. Plenty of space, we were impressed in particular with the quality of the sofas which are clearly new and different from pictured (so many holiday cottages seem to have poor sofas so this was very appreciated!) The upstairs bathroom has been renovated from the pictures too, with a large bathtub pointing directly at the sea views. The cottage had everything we needed in terms of facilities, and was clean throughout. We had to hunt for the towels however, eventually finding them all in the upstairs bathroom cupboard (would be better if they could be placed on beds). WiFi was poor which annoyed the teens, the router was in an upstairs bedroom so some boosters downstairs might help this (although i appreciate the remoteness means the WiFi would never be great) This was our first visit to Wales and we were blown away by the beauty of the place. Nearest town with shops is Pwllheli which has an Asda, Abersoch is close by with all its attractions. Aberdaron is a must visit, simply stunning including the drive. We also visited Portmeirion which is only an hour away.

    Reviewed by Nicola12.5Jul 2023

  • "Our stay was exactly what we were looking for, beautiful & peaceful."

    The cottage was fantastic, so beautifully decorated with a great mix of old & new. All modern kitchen & bathrooms with comfortable beds & furniture without losing the old charm of the cottage. Brilliant garden for us & the 3 dogs, who were intrigued with the sheep & cows in the fields around, as they were with us. Loved the freestanding bath, with full view of the fields & the sea. Some lovely scenery & local beaches that were unspoilt. If you want to get away from it all, this is the place to be.

    Reviewed by Mandy13.3May 2023

  • "Lovely house in a fantastic location, the only thing you could improve the Wi-Fi, if that is even possible."

    We all enjoyed it very much. Thank you

    Reviewed by Tracey13.3May 2023

  • "This house was amazing,my dream property,we could've stayed here and not gone home."

    The track is rough and bumpy but we'll worth it when you get to the property. You have views from every room including a sea view. We went with 3 dogs,perfect flooring,great utility room and nice enclosed garden. The beds were very comfortable,the kitchen was well equipped and had everything you would need,can't fault this property in anyway.

    Reviewed by Liza13.3Mar 2023

  • "Overall the farmhouse was very nice."

    The homemade cake was especially good. We enjoyed our stay however a few areas were not as good as they could have been. Cobwebs and some areas need looking at. Just a little tired and in need of attention. These things however did not ruin our stay. The worst part was the lane. It was dreadful and does need looking at. When it says a rough lane that is an understatement!! also finding it. Maybe a few signs so you do not end up knee deep in mud!! I know it would be expensive to fix the lane however it is something that would make you want to go back. As the view and general faciliteis were okay. All my guests thought that although we had a good time, we would not return here mainly because we value the suspension on our cars.

    Reviewed by Anita8.3Mar 2023

  • "Lovely peaceful location, views beautiful and accommodation comfortable with plenty space for all to relax"

    Reviewed by Joanne12.5Feb 2023

  • "We really enjoyed our stay- the house was comfortable and well- equipped."

    Directions were clear. The house was warm and we soon christened the bath ‘sunset bath’ as the view over the sea was great. The way down to the beach was very muddy at times but once we sussed out the best route it was a joy to be able to walk everyday on a secluded beach stretching for miles. The homemade cake was much appreciated and delicious. We loved our holiday here and would definitely return

    Reviewed by Karen13.3Feb 2023

  • "Excellent property, really comfortable."

    Location ideal and as described. Would suggest a sign in the farmyard directing you where to turn to the track/ road to the property otherwise cannot rate it highly enough if you want peace and quiet with stunning views. Hope to visit again.

    Reviewed by Marie13.3Sep 2022

  • "The cottage is lovely and spacious, everything you need is available."

    Beds were a bit hard for our liking but that is personal choice not a criticism. A couple of points to raise - the front door would not lock so had to use the flimsy bolt which isn’t very secure but not an issue I suppose because of the location. The other thing a few of the plates had a few bits of food left on where the dishwasher had not cleaned properly but that’s down to previous occupier. We had a lovely week in a lovely cottage and if we are ever in the area again we would definitely stay there again. Tim and the Steed family

    Reviewed by Tim13.3Aug 2022

  • "The property is set in such a beautiful and secluded place, deep into farm land just a short walk away from an almost private stretch of beach, 4 miles in length."

    The garden, and surrounding fields, provided ample space for the children to play in. The views are simply incredible. You have an amazing view from each and every window in the house. Superb stay, and would not hesitate to book again in the future!

    Reviewed by Benjamin10.8Aug 2022

  • "This was the holiday we were hoping for."

    The property was lovely and the location perfect. Couldn’t have wished for anything else. The home made cake was a lovely touch and was delicious. Would recommend this property

    Reviewed by Gail13.3Jun 2022

  • "Great Location, Fantastic Views , Very Relaxing And Peaceful Holiday, Highly Recommend."

    Reviewed by Alan13.3Jun 2022

  • "Fabulous stay at this fantastic property."

    Massive group of friends and family with 4 children and assorted adults we had a full house. But the layout of the house and the bedrooms we didn't feel over crowded. The views are absolutely stunning. Having sheep wander past the window while you use the facilities and cows watch you cook entertained the kids throughly. Beds were comfortable and the bathrooms are lovely and roomy. Utility room is fabulous for storing beach stuff, kids junk and extras. The road is pretty rough, but take it slow and it was fine. One night we got trapped for ten minutes by escaped cows, and thought we saw a wolf (actually an escaped Shetland pony) which was a hilarious experience and they moved easily with a quick honk of the horn. Loads of parking is a plus. The little garden was a plus for the kids. We found a gorgeous little beach not too far away which was great. The only tiny downsides to the holiday was: 1. The dining room can feel a little cramped when fully occupied. It's not the end of the world, but I wish the extra sofa wasn't there for our group size. 2. The hob shattered - however a call to the owner and she couldn't have been more supportive and helpful. She had it repaired first thing the next day. Brilliant attitude and so friendly. We will definitely return. Fantastic holiday, in a gorgeous area. 5* owners!

    Reviewed by Gemma13.3Jun 2022

  • "In Welsh to share wiyb the property owner."

    Diolch o waelod calon am gael dod draw i aros yn Trefollwyn Mawr. Pawb wir wedi mwynhau a mi fyddwn ni’n ôl i’ch gweld yn fuan!

    Reviewed by Owain12.5May 2022

  • "We have just returned from a wonderful week in this gorgeous farm house."

    The scenery and views are spectacular in every direction and we found everything we needed to have a brilliant stay with a large group of family and friends. The owner and her son popped over to say hello towards the end of our week and were lovely, the whole place is very welcomimg. The track through the farm to the property is a tad bumpy but you should expect this as you are booking a property on a working farm. Will definitely return! Thankyou!!

    Reviewed by Amy12.5Apr 2022

  • "Absolutely stunning cottage, with a amazing views, couldn’t have asked for anything better, it’s in a lovely area of wales, the driveway was a bit bumpy, but it did say that in the description, so can’t complain."

    The cottage was well equipped, it could do with an information book about how the heating works, Wi-Fi ect, but owner text us to see if we got there and any questions we had, we just gave a text to them and the were very helpful. Will definitely be coming back.

    Reviewed by Laura13.3Mar 2022

  • "Would we come back?"

    Yes Is it easy to get to? Google Maps will take you to the doorstep but it’s approx 1.5miles on a farm track road. A bigger car/4x4 is recommended. What’s good? Amazing location right by the sea. Very close to Abersoch which I’d describe as “the Welsh Sandbanks”. Amazing beaches, great food, Cafés, delis and pubs (Crust Pizza was a favourite). Clean and spacious house and rooms. Bottle of Prosecco and some chocolate/caramel rice crispy cakes (very good) and flowers left by the owners for us. What could be better? Two easy fixes, and one that’s a bit trickier! Welcome book - there should be a welcome book that tells you all the things you should know about the area, best places to go, contact numbers etc. Wi-Fi - yes, technically there’s Wi-Fi but on speed tests it was between 0.7 and 0.9 mbp/s so don’t expect to be able to watch films on a laptop/firestick etc. Phone signal wasn’t great (we’re on 3) but according to signal checker EE and Vodafone are good. Water pressure - this is the hard one. The showers were ok, if not temperamental. If you get in first and no one else is running the water anywhere else in the house you can have a good shower. Anything after that and it’s a bit of a lottery. Overall it’s a great place to stay with some incredible places to go locally. It’s a great holiday house. I’ve said it with other reviews: you don’t come on holiday for the Wi-Fi so if you can get past the showers this place is definitely worth visiting.

    Reviewed by Tom11.7Feb 2022

  • "The cottage was perfectly set up for a family getaway."

    The kids loved the farm and seeing all the animals. The family were very friendly.

    Reviewed by Kathryn6.7Sep 2021

  • "Just returned from our stay at this clean, comfortable farmhouse."

    Plenty of space inside and out for our party of 6 adults, 3 children and dogs! Stunning views with only the cows, sheep and birds for neighbours. Closer to the sea than I expected, with maybe just a 5 minute walk to the headland. The scramble down to the beach did take a little longer, but could be done with care. Only problem was the water pressure, the first week was fine, but the second week at times it was reduced to just a dribble, perhaps there was a problem somewhere? Once you where through the farmyard the track to the farmhouse was fine, remember this is a working farm track not the M6! We would be happy to book this farmhouse again.

    Reviewed by Sylvia6.7Jul 2021

  • "Lovely big house , very friendly owner /farmer & lovely cake & prossecco on arrival ."

    Very comfortable and clean and well equipped . Perfect for families with dogs ( enclosed garden) and children .Beach very close , involves a bit of a scramble . Lots of places to visit nearby . Follow directions down the long farm track as there are no signs . We saw a hen harrier nearly every day in the field on the approach to the house .

    Reviewed by Louise6.7Jun 2021

  • "A fantastic, relaxing week in the most beautiful location."

    We were 2 families - a group of 4 adults and 4 teenagers... there was ample space in the property for us all to spread out comfortably - the internet was a little slow (to be expected...) and we had occasional low water pressure, but nothing we couldn't live with! We would recommend this property to anyone who isn't put off by a long, bumpy track (signage from the farmyard to the house would also be helpful) and who isn't expecting a 5* modern house - it's homely, spacious and was perfect for us! A delicious homemade cake and bottles of wine awaited us on arrival - a lovely touch. It was spotlessly clean with plenty of towels, equipped with everything you could need. The property is quite isolated - complete tranquillity but we would imagine it's not for everyone... your only neighbours are sheep and cows! . A short, but steep climb down to the beach which we had to ourselves, incredible views from the house and garden - idyllic! Enjoy - we did!

    Reviewed by Peter5.4May 2021

  • "Lovely house for a get together with family or friends."

    Amazing views of the sea. Away from the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. Nice to have contact with the owners if we had a problem. Would benefit from the occasional sign on the farm gates to assure you are going in the right direction when going over a few fields. Will definitely return with the family.

    Reviewed by Catherine16.0May 2021

  • "What a wonderful place, glorious views, warm, cosy and comfortable."

    We arrived to find fresh flowers, home made cake and a couple of bottles of wine and our lovely land lady had already phoned me to ask if there was anything we needed. The house is down a farm track miles from anywhere but not difficult to find if you follow the excellent instructions and well worth the effort. We loved it and had a marvellous 5 days exploring this beautiful part of North Wales.

    Reviewed by Annie16.0May 2021

  • "Just returned from a fabulous, relaxing, dog friendly, get away from it all break at Treffolwyn Mawr."

    If you’re looking for a place that’s full of old world charm and character located within sight and sound of an almost deserted beach, then this is for you. The property is located down a long farm track, that is a little bumpy in places but my son pottled up and down here in a mini with no issues other than gently encouraging the cows to move off the track. The views from the property are stunning and it’s a short walk to the beach. It’s a bit of a scramble down to the beach but my 75 year old father managed this every day by taking it steady. Great welcome pack that included one of the best homemade cakes we’ve eaten. It’s not 5 star but is clean with very comfy beds and Nerys and her family made us feel very welcome. This is located on a working farm so is livestock around but the garden is enclosed and suitable for dogs. Fabulous week even if the weather could have been better. Looking to rebook soon.

    Reviewed by Wendy16.0May 2021

  • "Just perfect for a total getaway break!"

    Beautiful solitude with breath taking views. A very homely house where we immediately felt comfortable. The downstairs bedroom ideal for my 90 year old mum who enjoyed sitting in the garden looking at the views

    Reviewed by Glenys15.0Sep 2020

  • "My family and I really enjoyed our stay."

    The house had everything our group could wish for. The bedrooms where comfortable and cozy, plenty of space in the house for all age groups to spread out. The kitchen was well equipped So any meal was easy to prepare. The house is situated on land close to coast and every room has breathtaking views . We loved the whole experience and will definitely be returning , hopefully for a longer stay.

    Reviewed by Claire16.0Aug 2020

  • "This is a wonderful cottage in a fantastic location."

    It is spacious, comfortable, well- equipped and full of character. It’s a great spot for beaches, walks and exploring the Llyn Peninsula. We had a great holiday there!

    Reviewed by Diane16.0Aug 2020

  • "Lovely, comfortable house in an exceptional position."

    Should be noted that there is no access by foot to the beach, but takes a short car ride. We had a great holiday and would hope to return to Trefollwyn Marr.

    Reviewed by Liz15.0Jul 2020

  • "The farmhouse is lovely and remote with the sea only 2 fields away."

    It's a bit of a scramble down on to the beach but is worth it. The owners were very friendly. Being in the middle of cow and sheep fields was great for the kids. The farmhouse is spacious with 3 seating areas so you can space yourself out if you are a larger group. Loved our holiday. 10/10.

    Reviewed by Anthony16.0Aug 2019

  • "Trefollwyn Mawr is set in the most beautiful surroundings, with far reaching mountain and coastal views."

    The farmhouse is peaceful and located on a working farm. We were often greeted by the cows and sheep which provided much entertainment to our party! A lovely addition to the holiday! It would be unfair to be critical about such a beautiful place and we did have a lovely week away as a family but a few points are worthy of note to anyone visiting Trefollwyn. The description regarding the access to the property via an ‘uneven and bumpy road through farmland’ is an understatement. When driving through the farm yard, the ground underneath was rocky, muddy and severely uneven. We did suffer some rain which made driving to and from the cottage quite treacherous. This, we felt, should be described more accurately as any person who books this property who had a lower or sporty car would have much difficulty in gaining access without potentially causing damage to their car. The water pressure was very poor and we had to adjust to announcing when one of us was having a shower so to not flush the toilets or turn the taps on. Again, we totally accepted that it’s a working farm and animals need their water but we adapted and it became part of the character of the farm house! The description stated that the beach was ‘within easy reach on foot’. Firstly, it was a stunning beach with barely anyone on it but it was not an easy walk to the beach. The grandparents in our group would not have made it down the cliff to the beach and we struggled carrying our toddler down. We did this on one occasion and decided to not brave it again. You can drive round to the beach so that was an option. The WiFi is slow in the property but then it’s a beautiful farmhouse in the middle of nowhere! The above points are not criticism to the property but are worthy of note. Nerys and her family were nothing but helpful and the positives definitely out weigh any negatives. It was a memorable holiday and we would visit again. Thank you!

    Reviewed by Heidi11.0Aug 2019

  • "The driveway going unto the cottage was ok until you got to the farm yard - here there were big holes which damaged the bottom of our car so a 4x4 car would have been better even in the summer."

    The owners acted quickly and filled the hole with soil but quite nervy to go in and out of the cottage though the farm yard. The water due to hot weather was intermittent which we put up with as guessed it wasn't like home - and the cows were thirsty. We loved having the cows and sheep right on the doorstep. It was an old Farm Cottage and was decorated that way and we really enjoyed our week there - one of our best holidays with the whole family. The walk down to the beach was a walk through fields and a scramble up and down the hills which again we enjoyed (but not for little toddlers) The beach was amazing and the owners and son were on hand by phone if needed to help out. Very attentive. The views, beach, cottage were amazing - very good memories so if you want a away from everything holiday this is it. No neighbours to worry about if you have teething toddlers!! :)

    Reviewed by Jacqueline12.0Jul 2019

  • "We felt that the description of the property was inaccurate."

    The property is in desperate need of repair and decorating. We also found that the kitchen equipment was lacking- for example it was meant to accommodate 11 people but the pans were only big enough for 5 or 6, there were no large casserole dishes or baking trays. The radiator in the children’s bedroom had to be turned off as it was right next to one of the children’s beds. And the track leading to the property was nicknamed the track of doom by other members of the party. This was mentioned in the description, however it really should have been highlighted as the track was a disgrace and could easily damage cars. In addition the property was filthy. I would return to the area again, but definitely not this property. I really think that Sykes should reconsider listing this property, if this had been our first experience with Sykes we would not use them again.

    Reviewed by Valerie4.0Jun 2019

  • "Lovely house,wonderful location."

    The garden was enclosed so great for our dog. We celebrated my 60th birthday with family with a bbq in the garden. Fantastic sea views, amazing weather. A short walk through the fields and we were on a lovely beach, Hell's Mouth cove. Very peaceful. Wish we had had longer there!

    Reviewed by Helen16.0May 2019

  • "Very difficult going through the farm but once out track good and easy."

    Wonderful to be in the middle of nowhere very peaceful cottage with plenty of room. Unfortunately the storm which happened 2 or 3 weeks before washed away the path to the beach although it was still possible to reach it was very difficult. The bonus for us was the location had very little light pollution and the stars at night were amazing.

    Reviewed by Suzanne16.0Mar 2019

  • "The cottage was wonderful."

    We went with our 3 children aged, 9,14 and 17 and my husband's parents. Plenty of space, enough Wi-Fi to keep the children happy and very comfortable. The cottage was cosy and lots of nice touches. Will definitely be going again.

    Reviewed by Sarah16.0Feb 2019

  • "Owners very approachable and accomadating."

    Wonderful location and wonderful stay, will defiantly return.

    Reviewed by Fatema16.0Feb 2019

  • "A lovely farmhouse in beautiful rural and coastal settings."

    This is a working farm but at no time were we disturbed so so peaceful and stunning views but only a ten minute drive to Abersoch and surrounding areas. Lovely to see the sheep and cows. The farmhouse is extremely clean and spacious. Very well equipped. We met a couple of the farm owners, lovely people who would have been there if we needed them, not that we did. They lived in the next farmhouse which was visible but not on top of us. We were a party of 6 adults and 3 dogs we all had a relaxed, chilled time. The enclosed garden is so safe for dogs or indeed children too. Thank you to Nerys and her family. We will definitely return.

    Reviewed by C16.0Nov 2018

  • "We had a lovely time in a beautiful part of Wales."

    Beautiful views from the house and only a short distance from the beach. We had everything we needed for a comfortable stay for our family including a baby, toddler and dogs.

    Reviewed by Susan16.0Oct 2018

  • "A perfect holiday place."

    The scenery and views were quite stunning. The garden was perfect for young children to play safely and we enjoyed the peeceful sheep and cows surrounding the house! The house was very well equipped and there was plenty of space. We all had a super holiday. Many thanks. The only negative thing ( and I hardly like to mention it as we had such a super time but am doing so because it might be helpful for the future) The bed in the lilac bedroom upstairs was rather uncomfortable. Please do not include this part if you publish the feedback)

    Reviewed by Megan15.0Aug 2018

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Summary

  • Five bedrooms: 1 x family room with double and single, 2 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x 4' double
  • Bathroom with a shower over bath, basin and WC, ground floor shower room with basin and WC
  • Kitchen
  • Utility
  • Dining room with multi-fuel stove and comfortable seating for 3
  • Sitting room with open fire (seats 5)
  • Sitting room with electric fire (seats 6)
  • Oil central heating, open fire, electric fire, multi-fuel stove
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, 3 x TV, WiFi
  • Fuel, power and starter pack inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Highchair, travel cot and stair gate available on request
  • Ample off-road parking
  • Enclosed garden with lawn and patio with furniture
  • Three well-behaved dogs welcome
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop and pub 4 miles
  • Note: Property is accessed along uneven and bumpy road and through farmland, 4x4s are recommended in poor weather
  • Note: This property is on a working farm so there are other animals around

The property

Trefollwyn Mawr, a spacious whitewashed cottage, sits proudly among the countryside of the Llyn Peninsula while looking out towards the idyllic coastline.

Just four miles from the popular tourist spot of Abersoch and abounding in traditional charm, bring your nearest and dearest along to enjoy a fun-packed North Wales getaway.

A refreshing living/dining room welcomes you into this characterful holiday home, a rustic feel is immediately apparent with the flagstone flooring, while this layout also boasts a delightful dining table and a peaceful little seating area benefiting from a fabulous multi-fuel stove.

From here, step into a splendid kitchen which boasts a lovely breakfast bar seating four people.

As well as this, choose to kick back and relax in one of two welcoming sitting rooms, one enhanced by an electric fire while the other offers an enticing open fire.

Also on the ground floor you will find a wonderful 4' double bedroom featuring an aesthetic fireplace and an original Victorian desk, as well as a contrasting contemporary shower room with immaculate tiling and a walk-in shower room.

Head upstairs to find four further bedrooms, all of which are decorated in a pleasing manner, one of which provides sleeping for three people, making it ideal for families to come and stay.

The interior is topped off in exquisite style with a sumptuous family bathroom.

From the gardens at Trefollwyn Mawr, you can appreciate this breath-taking location fully, the dogs can run and play on the lawn whilst you take this superb setting in with a refreshing drink in hand.

Scenic walks can be enjoyed right from the doorstep, with Porth Neigwl beach also within easy reach on foot.

A four-mile trip leads you towards wonderful Abersoch, a place known for its sublime scenery and watersports, its beach and selection of fantastic amenities make it a fine holiday base.

The spectacular Llyn Peninsula lies at your peril, meaning you can reach popular spots such as Nefyn and Pwllheli easily.

You can also head inland to explore the jaw-dropping Snowdonia National Park, or explore the beautiful castles at Harlech and Criccieth.

Base your next adventure-packed North Wales break at this heart-warming seaside cottage.

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About the location

ABERSOCH

Pwllheli 6 miles.

The attractive harbour village of Abersoch is situated on the Llyn Peninsula in a region of Wales renowned for its outstanding scenery and varied walking. The village, situated between two glorious bays, is one of the most popular sailing venues in North Wales and important sailing regattas are held there throughout the summer months. Numerous shops cater for the tourist as well as pubs, restaurants and cafes. There are also opportunities for golfers as there is a course just outside the village and horse riding facilities are also available nearby. Watersports enthusiasts are also well catered for, particularly windsurfing, water skiing and dinghy sailing, not to mention renowned surfing at Port Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth). The long, sandy Abersoch Main Beach is probably the most popular beach in the area. There is a wonderful selection of beaches in the surrounding area of the Llyn Peninsula, including the beautiful and often quiet Porth Ceriad, with it's high cliffs, and sandy Porth Oer ("Whistling Sands"). Most of the coastline is owned by the National Trust and there are many remote bays, sandy beaches and cliffs, as well as wildlife havens like Bardsey Island to explore.

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This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Christmas