About this property
A beautifully converted barn set within tranquil countryside, offering modern comfort, and uninterrupted rural views.. 1 step to entrance.
All on the
Ground Floor:
Living room: Freeview TV, French Doors Leading To Garden
Kitchen/dining room: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine
Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet.
Air source heat pump central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair. Front garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking.. Set peacefully on its own in the rural area of Llwyndyrys, this beautifully converted detached barn offers a tranquil escape surrounded by sweeping countryside views. Thoughtfully designed to combine modern living with a strong connection to its natural setting, the barn is an ideal retreat for couples, friends, or small families seeking space, privacy, and easy access to North Wales’ most popular destinations.
Sleeping four guests across two comfortable bedrooms, the accommodation is both stylish and practical. A contemporary shower room provides a sleek and refreshing space after a day of exploring, while the open-plan kitchen diner is perfectly equipped for relaxed self-catering. Whether preparing a leisurely breakfast or an evening meal, the layout encourages easy conversation and shared moments.
The heart of the barn is the bright and welcoming lounge, were expansive glass windows frame uninterrupted countryside scenery. This light filled space invites you to slow down, unwind, and truly appreciate the peaceful surroundings, whether you’re enjoying a quiet morning coffee or watching the sun set over rolling fields. With no immediate neighbours apart from the woolly kind, the sense of seclusion is complete, making it easy to switch off from everyday life.
Although wonderfully secluded, the barn is ideally positioned for discovering some of the most popular attractions and beaches on the stunning Llŷn Peninsula. A scenic drive brings you to Abersoch, renowned for its golden beaches, watersports, and vibrant village atmosphere. Nearby Nefyn offers a more traditional seaside charm, with beautiful coastal walks and access to the famous golf course overlooking the sea.
For unforgettable scenery, Porthdinllaen is a must-visit, with its sweeping bay, crystal-clear waters, and iconic beachfront pub. History lovers can also explore Criccieth, dominated by its dramatic clifftop castle and family-friendly beach.
Combining rural tranquillity with excellent access to Llŷn Peninsula beaches and attractions, this converted barn offers the perfect balance of seclusion, comfort, and adventure.
Free WiFi
Nearby points of interest
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (5)
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Confirmed Guest
Beautiful property and surrounding area.However, a couple of suggestions would be as follows:An information file would be really helpful giving details of the nearest grocery shop, petrol station, recommended places to eat, doctors and dentist, etc and it would be interesting to read a little bit about the history of the barn if it is known.Also a Guest book that visitors could write in suggesting any good places to visit that they have been to or eaten at.It was so lovely to be welcomed with a delicious cut loaf of fresh bread, Welsh cakes and milk. One small suggestion though would be to maybe provide a little bit of butter to use on the bread as if you arrive quite late after a long journey as we did, and are unaware of where the nearest shop is to obtain any, it was really mouth watering having to wait until later the next day to tuck into that wonderful cut loaf!!
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Isabella
This is one of the nicest cottages we have ever stayed in. The cottage is beautiful clean, comfy and it’s lovely and warm. But would also be wonderfully cool with all the patio doors open in the hot summer. The beds are comfy and the shower is amazing. The views are stunning and you can see all the way to the sea. The sheep in the field are hilarious and kept us entertained and the dawn chorus was spectacular. It’s only a short drive to Pwllheli if you need anything although the cottage is equipped with everything you should need. The WiFi isn’t very strong but it’s nice to be off grid for a bit. Also it’s not where it says on the guide map, it’s a good 2 miles further up the lane which has beautiful trees & flowers lining it. I would hugely recommend staying here and have recommended it to all my family and friends.
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Trevor Lawson
Fabulous week at Batin with weather to match.A beautifully converted barn surrounded by panoramic scenery and fields with the only neighbours being sheep, lambs, cows and wildlife.The barn is furnished and equipped to a very high standard with the outstanding feature being the addition of a stunning conservatory/lounge area where we could have spent the whole week!!Outstanding beaches and countryside walks within 15 minutes and plenty of shops, restaurants and supermarkets 10 minutes away in Pwllheli.Lovely welcome pack and owners to complete the perfect holiday.We hope to return soon.👍👍👍