On the slopes of the Yr Eifl mountain range on the Llŷn Peninsula is the village of Llithfaen, home to this mid-terrace white washed stone cottage, Heddfan.
Ideal for walkers with routes beginning right from your door, this property is in a great location for seeing the best of the Llŷn Peninsula.
Retaining some of its original features, enter the accommodation and come into the homely sitting room furnished with a leather sofa suite, a welcoming sight after a long days walk, switch on the electric flame effect fire and rest easy in front of the Smart TV.
Tucked in the corner is the dining table seating , a neat place to devise up your plans for the rest of the trip and of course a delightful way to spend an evening eating a home-cooked meal with your loved ones.
The kitchen lies to the rear and has all you need in the way of appliances for your self-catered stay, as well as holding a washing machine, perfect if your favourite walking gear gets a bit muddy on an eventful route.
Completing the ground floor is the shower room offering a walk-in shower so you can all get up, take a shower and go out the door to make the most of the day.
Travel back over the local Welsh slate floor of the lounge and head upstairs when it's time to go to sleep, with the first floor holding the two bedrooms, the double and the twin.
Sit out in the front garden where an enclosed lawn space provides a delightful spot to relax in on a sunny day, or take lunch outside on the patio picnic bench for a change of scenery.
A short stroll with bring you to the lovely community-run pub and shop, so whether you need some extras to make your evening meal, or you fancy celebrating your holiday with a pint in the pub, you have them close by when you need.
Begin your exploration by walking down to the sea and finding the Wales Coastal Path which can take you along the coast and will fill the start of your holiday with incredible coastal scenery and views you won't forget.
On another day, climb up to the Iron Age hillfort Tre'r Ceiri, with the name translating to mean 'City of Giants' as the dry stone walls used to stand over 4-metres high, and within the walls are the remains of over 150 stone-built huts, it's a must-see if you're in the area.
Heddfan is a delightfully placed property to enjoy the best of the Llŷn Peninsula.