About this property
Llanbedrog 1.6 miles. Set in the heart of Penrhos, near the coastal village of Llanbedrog in Gwynedd, lies this one-bedroom annex, Bwthyn Byg. Well-positioned amongst seaside trails, everyday amenities, and a range of popular attractions in North Wales, the annex sleeps two people and is perfect for a romantic break. Entering the open-plan living space, with beamed ceilings and dual aspect views of the surrounding countryside, make yourself at home in front of the TV, cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen, or dine from the breakfast bar whilst planning your upcoming adventure to the Llyn Peninsula. As the sun appears, head out to the wrap-around garden, delivering a picture-perfect viewpoint of the nearby hills, fields, and woodlands, where you can relax, escape from the village bustle, and listen to the chirps and tweets of neighbouring wildlife. Ahead of a day of exploration, reset and rejuvenate in the contemporary shower room, before retreating to bed in the homestyle double bedroom. Llanbedrog is just a stone's throw away from the annex, offering dine-out options, local convenience stores, sandy shores, and remote bays to explore; you'll have everything that you'll need to enjoy your break, within proximity to Bwthyn Byg. For energetic days out, select one of the many trails up Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, visit Black Rock Sands Cave, or take part in a wealth of activities at Glasfryn Parc, from archery to go karting. If you're hoping for the chance to unwind and watch the world, go by, there are an array of shorelines to discover at Morfa Bychan, a remote cave to relax upon at Traeth Porth Meudwy, or why not visit Portmeirion Village and pull up a chair at one of its many charming cafes? Suitable for all types of visits, head to Criccieth Castle and discover its elevated position above the coast, take a trek with Black Rock Llamas, or take in the beauty of St Cybi's Well and its surrounding habitat. With so much to see and do, book Bwthyn Byg as your romantic base in Gwynedd.
Llanbedrog, a beach village on the Llyn Peninsula, is an excellent location for visiting this beautiful section of North Wales. The community has two pubs, both of which serve meals. There are various sandy beaches, isolated bays, and walking trails nearby. Local activities include sailing, fishing, pony trekking, and golf, as well as access to the Snowdonia National Park. The picturesque town of Pwllheli is just a scenic drive away, with a stunning sandy beach and breath-taking views, as well as a regular market that has been running since the 14th century and is popular among tourists and locals for its eclectic mix of art and craftworks, as well as a smaller local produce market on Sundays.
Accommodation
One double bedroom.
Bathroom with walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Central heating.
Oven, gas hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer.
TV.
Wifi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Wrap-around garden with lawn, patio and furniture.
Garden is not enclosed.
Sorry,no smoking.
Shop 1.3 miles, pub 1.6 miles, beach 0.3 miles.
Note: The bedroom is located on a mezzanine, accessible up a steep staircase, ceiling height is restricted and care will be needed not to hit your head on the eaves celings in the crog loft.
Reviews (12)
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Aneta
All was perfectly ready for our stay and we enjoyed the time that we spent there. Thank you for the wonderful hospitality. Aneta, Pati & Jessie.
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John
Assumed by description " perfect for romantic break " the property would be cosy and tastefully furnished, instead most of the furniture and ornaments were tatty and looked as if they been pulled from a junk sale ( nothing complemented or matched). Remnants of splattered white pain on the floor and furniture. Overall not very clean. Double homestyle bedroom only really suitable for people no taller than 5 ft- so easy to continually bump our heads when moving around the bedroom on the low celings . It mentions mind head on first floor - assumed that meant when entering the room from the steep steps and not something you have to continue to be vigilant about when moving around the bedroom. Instructions mentions two ways of accessing the property but did not mention that only one option is available on first arrival as the second option is only accessible once you have the keys to the property - to unlock a gate. The option we first chose did not work for us as we did not have the gate key so we had to turn around , call Sykes office for directions and access it via the other option- so wasted our holiday time and made us quite frustrated. We paid about £831 for 3 nights = £277 per night -not at all worth it . Expected a much higher level of accomodation for that amount of £ !
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Colin
The weather was quite kind to us - 4 out of 7 days of sunshine . On his first visit to the beach was our border collie dog , who spent many happy hours splashing about in the sea . We even saw a Seal near to the shore line . As a public footpath ran past the property, busy at times Walkers plus dogs off the lead .Our dog was leashed on an extending lead as garden not fenced . He contented. Beach short walk away , mainly deserted given mid Summer and weather decent. Haven for bird watching - hearing and seeing Property was clean comfy and cosy . Bedding and towels were clean and fresh smelling . leaflets on places to visit were plentiful - we would have found it useful to have places to eat or food for delivery included. local shops etc Would have been nice to have been met when first arrived as opposed to having to read the information folder for basic guidance.didnt feel very welcoming Day1 we ran out of gas, on reporting dealt with quite quickly . Peter a relative of the owner was helpful- sorting gas replacement . loft style bedroom was minimal ,low ceiling took a while to remember hence first few days sore heads ,it does state this in information booklet, maybe an overhead sign would be a prompt ?