About this property
Pwllheli 1.8 miles. Nestled in the quaint village of Efailnewydd, near the market town of Pwllheli, lies this charming, three-bedroom holiday home, Glanffrwd. With off-road parking, tastefully-presented interiors, and good positioning to nearby amenities, this delightful property welcomes a family of five and their well-behaved dog for a relaxing escape just west of the magnificent Eryri National Park. After parking up in the private driveway, unpack your belongings and settle into your lovely new lodgings. A well-equipped kitchen/diner awaits the designated chef, complete with all the utensils and appliances required to whip up a tasty, home-cooked dinner. Savour your meal as a family around the dining table before your retreat to enjoy a film on the sleek, Smart TV in the sitting room, which is kept warm and toasty by a centrepiece electric stove. In warmer months, take your food and drink out back onto the patio, where you can raise a glass to toast your holiday as you bask in your new surroundings. When sleep calls, be sure to refresh with a long, hot bath before you retire for a well-earned slumber in one of the three plush bedrooms. In the morning, head out to explore what your local area has to offer, by firstly stocking up on essentials at the nearby Shop Efailnewydd. Afterwards, make the short car trip into neighbouring Pwllheli, where you can spend an afternoon roaming the peaceful locales of Pwllheli Beach, Traeth Glan-y-Don, and Gimblet Rock, or even just take in the peaceful views of Afon Erch from the Hafan Pwllheli Marina. You will also find an array of attractions within the Eryri National Park, such as Tomen y Mur, Cwmorthin Waterfall, and the Llanfair Slate Caverns. For an unforgettable escape to North Wales, look no further than a stay at Glanffrwd.
The Llyn Peninsula, one of Wales' most beautiful regions and home to top-notch beaches, golf courses, and breathtaking coastal walks, is home to this lively market town, which acts as its unofficial capital. In addition to a sizable marina that can hold 400 boats, this picturesque seaside hamlet features a wide variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants. The town boasts two beaches, one of which has received the Blue Flag Award, and is well-known for its sailing and watersports. Both the picturesque seaside town of Abersoch and Criccieth, renowned for its world-class beaches and watersports facilities, are close by. Criccieth is well-known for its mediaeval castle. Large stretches of the peninsula's coastline, including Bardsey Island, as well as numerous isolated bays, sandy beaches, and exhilarating clifftop climbs, are owned by the National Trust. There are numerous Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the peninsula. Discover all of Snowdonia, the Isle of Anglesey, the many mediaeval castles, National Trust properties, and gardens, or simply relax in this breathtaking area of Wales.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen and dinning room.
Sitting room with electric fire
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge.
Smart TV and WiFi.
Freezer and washing machine in the adjoined utility room.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Private, off-road parking for 2 cars.
Enclosed front and rear gardens with furniture in the rear garden.
Pet friendly, pets charged at £20 per pet, per stay Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.1 miles, pub 1.6 miles, beach 2.3 miles.
Note: There is a good housekeeping bond of £250
Reviews (3)
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Cathryn
The house was so clean and everything we could wish for had been provided. We were very snug as the heating had come on when we were there. We certainly enjoyed long hot baths at the end of the day after many beautiful walks! It is ideally located for different parts of the peninsula and further afield. We would highly recommend staying here for just two people, like us, or a family and would certainly choose to stay here again.
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Julie
Beds were comfortable and rooms adequate storage, bathroom clean and warm, plenty of towels, little details were lovely to see also. My only criticism was the sofa, not amazingly comfortable but sufficed, there was only two of us however had there been five (five beds) we would have struggled. The location is great, central for lots of the Lyn peninsula attractions, a quiet village with a small shop for basics. Garden was safe and completely enclosed at the rear and private parking in front of the house which was great to unpack. All in all a great stay in a lovely house, I would definitely recommend to friends and family.
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Tracey
We really enjoyed our stay and was looking for a location close to a family members wedding venue on the Llyn. This ticked all of the boxes and we had a wonderful time. The cottage had everything we needed and accommodated 5 of us comfortably, albeit one of us was without a chair in the lounge. A beanbag or something for a 5th person to sit on would be great. The weather was kind and we used the cottage as a base to get out and about (About an hour or so to some of the popular tourist attractions (Yr Wyddfa, Beddgelert, Cwm Ogwen, Anglesey, etc, but good access to the the Llyn with Morfa Nefyn about 10 minutes drive, lovely for a beach stroll and dip in the sea, or a pint further along the beach). The good weather also allowed us to make use of the garden most days. It was just a shame about the oil tank that was situated in the more private section of the garden, as the smell of oil was constant in that area and would travel into the kitchen when the door was open. Our granddaughter also enjoyed the park that was just a few minutes walk from the cottage. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely cottage situated in quiet village. The snacks were very much enjoyed too, thank you.