Looking for the wow factor? Look no further than this amazing sea view accommodation for 14 in North Wales. Spectacular views over a 4 mile long sandy beach.
- £2,164 per week
- £309 per night
- 14 Guests
- 6 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- 2 Pets
Features
Beds & bedrooms
- Bed linen provided
- 3 king/super-king beds
- 1 double bed
- 4 single beds
- Bunk bed to sleep 1
Appliances
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
Bathrooms
- 5 WCs
- Towels provided
- En-suite bathroom
- Wet room
Special Features
- WiFi
- Open fire or woodburner
- Smart TV
- Games room
- Hot tub
- Swimming pool
- Welcome pack
- Sea or coastal views
Families
- Family friendly
- Cot
- Highchair
Outdoors
- Enclosed garden or courtyard
- Barbecue
- Private parking
- Rural location
Nearby activities
- Walking
- Cycling
- Watersports
- Fishing
- Golf
- Pony trekking/horse riding
Accessibility
- Walk-in shower
- Ground floor bath/shower room
- Wet room
- Ground floor WC
- Ground floor bedroom
Important - Please Note
House Rules
- No more than 2 pets
- Check in: 16:00
- Check out: 10:00
Description
Plas y Mor is luxury self-catering at its very best. Set in its own large garden off a long, winding road down to the sea, and overlooking the beaches and craggy headlands of Porth Neigwl on the Llyn peninsula, this elegant hilltop property adds a contemporary twist to its Welsh rustic heritage. After a day by the water or in the hills, relax in the outdoor hot tub and soak in the coastal views.
A hilltop heritage home
Plas y Mor is a fantastic choice for group holidays and family gatherings. With easy access to beaches and hiking and mountain biking trails, and with an outdoor game room, two large sitting rooms, and six bedrooms, guests will not be in want for activities or privacy when they need it. There is even an ideal little chillout room for teenagers on the second floor. When it’s time to get together again and share stories, there is more than enough room in the kitchen/dining room. And you’ll be gathering in style – the kitchen is light and modern, and fully-equipped. It also benefits from six glass panels that frame the view of the bay and Snowdonia beyond. These glass panels open on to the patio, where guests can enjoy drinks, dine al fresco, and share memories and dreams.
In the corner of the dining area is a large, comfortable leather sofa, cosily set by the wood burner for those chilly evenings you still want to gaze out at the sea. The next room over, and sharing that same wood burner in a classic example of the owner’s discerning eye for style, is the first of the two sitting rooms. Decorated with a honey, white, and blue pallet that evoke its coastal setting, this room also enjoys lots of light and stunning views through its large windows. Then, in another tasteful nod to its roots, the second sitting room boasts lovely, traditional Welsh furnishings and a 1920s tiled fireplace.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
For younger families, there is a king-size and bunk bed family room on the ground floor. Guests without children might even want this room just for the view. The family bedroom is en-suite, although there is also a second shower room with WC on the ground floor.
The next four bedrooms are on the first floor. The king-size room has a quaint iron-frame bed, while the double room has a wonderful view of the Rhiw Mountain and its carpets of gorse and heather. Then there is a twin room and a second king-size room, this one with a beautiful brass-and-iron bed frame and more stunning views over the bay. For all of the bedrooms on the first floor, there are a shower room and a separate family bathroom with a freestanding bath, an exposed original brick wall, and a lovely 1920s arched entrance at the back.
The bedroom on the second floor is a charming twin room with Velux windows for plenty of light. This room shares the second floor with the little chill out room and has access to a shower room with WC.
Practicalities
Two well-behaved dogs are welcome. We are happy to include hot tub towels. A large starter basket of logs are provided for your stay and additional logs can be purchased locally. We can also provide a high chair and cot, but ask that you please request these upon booking and that you bring your own cot bedding. If you are interested in booking a beauty therapy and massage treatment during your stay, we would be happy to provide you with more information on request.
Special Note: Please note that the maximum number of guests allowed to stay on site is 14 at any one time and we do not allow any additional camping. Please note there is a meter for the heating in the games room. This meter uses £1 coins or 20p coins.
Location
The beautiful coastal village of Aberdaron (4 miles) offers several cafes, shops, bakery and two pubs serving food. The village of Sarn Mellteyrn (also 4 miles) also offers a village shop, butchers, pottery, garage and two pubs. In addition to the Ship and Ty Newydd in Aberdaron, Venetia and Coconut Kitchen in Abersoch (6.5 miles) are also recommended for eating out, as are Bryncynan and Nanhoron Arms in Nefyn (12.5 miles). For a relaxing drink, the two pubs in Aberdaron offer a lovely setting.
The Llyn Peninsula is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, where the Welsh language and way of life still flourish. It is full of hidden treasures that are just waiting to be discovered and it is also renowned for its beaches and watersports. Plas yn Rhiw, a National Trust early 17th-century manor house with an ornamental garden and wonderful views is within walking distance of your sea view accommodation. It is also worth visiting the pub on the beach in Porthdinllaen and the sacred Bardsey Island (Ynys Enlli) by boat. With nearly 100 miles of stunning coastline it is also worth exploring the coastal path that goes all the way around the Llyn Peninsula.
Nant Gwrtheyrn Language and Heritage Centre (17 miles) is another great attraction within its own hidden bay by the sea. For a fun day out visit Glasfryn Park (go karts, ten pin bowling etc) or if you wish to relax, Plas Glyn-y-Weddw offers a magnificent Manor with galleries, beautiful gardens and tea room with sea views. Snowdon (the highest mountain in Wales), Ffestiniog Railway, Cricieth and Caernarfon castles and the Italian village of Portmeirion also offer great days out.
Beaches
- Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) - 4 mile sandy beach. Good surf and dog friendly. Restricted access 0.5 miles on foot / 7 miles by car
- Aberdaron Beach - glorious sandy beach backed by the picturesque village of Aberdaron and all its amenities. 4 miles
- Abersoch beach – sandy beach with Blue Flag award. 6.5 miles
- There are also many other great beaches within a short drive of your holiday cottage. Llyn Peninsula's top 10 beaches can be viewed here.
- Llyn Coastal Path (part of the All Wales Coast Path). The path can be joined from the doorstep in Rhiw, 0.1 mile from the cottage.
- Yr Eifl (The Rivals) – Mountain range including the highest point on the Llyn Peninsula. 4.5 miles in length. 16.5 miles.
- Pen Llyn Stud & Riding Centre – Pwllheli. Stud farm and rides for any level of experience. 6 miles
- Llanbedrog Riding Stables - Horse-riding lessons etc. Beach and hill rides. 7.5 miles
- Cilan Riding Centre – Abersoch. Beach rides and more. Great for kids and novices. 8.5 miles
- Find out more about horse-riding on the Lleyn Peninsula.
- Abersoch Golf Club - 18 hole golf course, adjoining the beach. 6.5 miles.
- Llyn Golf Centre – Pen-y-Berth. 15 bay driving range, practice green and bunker and 9 hole golf course with sea views. For beginners and advanced players - hire clubs available. 9.5 miles
- Nefyn and District Golf Club - 26 holes, offering two cliff top 18 hole courses set in spectacular coastal scenery. 12 miles
- Pwllheli Golf Club - 18 hole golf course, suitable for golfers of all ages and abilities. 12 miles.
- Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth) is a very popular venue for surfers and body boarders. Restricted access 0.5 miles on foot / 7 miles by car
- Abersoch beach offers flat water for wakeboarding and waterskiing, sailing, power boating and windsurfing. 6.5 miles
- Find out more about watersports on the Llyn Peninsula.
Read more about the range of opportunities to go fishing on the Llyn Peninsula – suitable options for all ages.
Cycling
Find out more about cycling on the Lleyn Peninsula.
Top Cat Marine Safari
Enjoy a marine safari trip setting off from Y Rhuol (half a mile from the cottage) by boat around the beautiful coast of the Llyn. Angling trips also available by arrangement or seal spotting in September and October. Diving trips also offered.
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