About this property
Perfectly positioned for a number of the Llyn Peninsula's best beaches there's no shortage things to do around this enchanting 3-bedroomed cottage in Bryncroes.
With scenic countryside views for miles and all the wonderful sights and outdoor activities of the Llyn Peninsula at your fingertips, this countryside hideaway perfectly balances its original rustic features with contemporary interiors throughout that you won’t be able to help but fall in love with.
Grab the local produce you’ve collected and head into the rustic kitchen/diner to whip up a delicious family feast and dine amongst the charming colour palette of dark wood and earthy tones, perfectly reflecting the enchanting scenery that surrounds you. Follow the homely atmosphere through to the cosy lounge to hunker down for the evening on the comfy sofas beside the gorgeous ornamental fireplace and catch the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. Soak tired walking muscles in the free-standing roll-top bath in the panelled bathroom before retiring to any of the three snug bedrooms upstairs to dream of tomorrow’s adventure. Soak up your peaceful surroundings by al fresco dining on the sheltered patio or raised decking before exploring the rest of the lawn.
There’s no shortage of picturesque corners and wonderful outdoor activities to discover around the peaceful rural hamlet of Bryncroes. Pack your swimming costume and head north to the sheltered beach and scenic headland of Nefyn 8.5 miles away to relax in one of the quintessentially seaside beach huts available to hire. Famous for its ’whistling sands’, head 4.5 miles west to reach Traeth Porthoer and paddle in its glistening waters to admire the rugged cliffs from their best angle. For a spot of retail therapy, head to the seaside town of Abersoch 8 miles to the east, home to a fantastic selection of independent shops showcasing the best local produce this area has to offer.
Nearby points of interest
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
Reviews (1)
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Ms Dufort
This property is in a beautiful location and has a lovelygarden, sitting room, and good bedrooms with comfortable beds. However, the general maintenance of the property is poor including the standard of cleanliness: the porch around the front door featured dirty windows & cobwebs; there were areas on the outside walls where the paint was blistering off, and patches of missing plaster. The website has a photo of a huge comfortable outside corner sofa on the decking - this was simply not there! only 2 outside chairs could be found in the whole of the garden. The wooden slats surrounding the floor level area (near the firepit) were in very poor condition - some broken, and all clearly needing revarnishing, and there was a section of plaster missing from the wall near the conservatory door. The wooden summerhouse featured on the website (with a photo of a bar) was unuseable due to the presence of a kayak (not mentioned), a pile of plastic covered cushions, and was in a very dirty condition. This meant we effectively had one room less for our use during our stay: it had been one of the reasons I'd booked it as it looked out onto the hills and surrounding area. there was a patch of bare plaster, and one of the windows had a broken blind, which when we tried to raise it was found to conceal months' worth of unwashed windows. The cupboard in one bedroom had a broken drawer front which fell off when I tried to open it. The main bathroom cupboard contained large tins of paint dated November 2021 - not what I expect in a holiday property for which I paid top whack during the summer holidays for a special holiday with my grandchildren and extended family. The owner responded to a complaint to Original Cottages on the Monday by sending window cleaners a couple of days later - this was an improvement. However, the day before we were due to depart, I received a text from the owner at 8am saying that his maintenance person would be arriving in 10 minutes to clear the summerhouse, look at the blind, and at a broken lock on an external door. He could easily have given me 24 hrs notice as advised in the property guide, but did not show me this courtesy. While I was taking some of my family to the railway station, the workman - who was simply doing what he had been asked to do by his employer - cleared the garden sunroom - not much use to us for our last day as we had plans to be out and about. He also undertook tasks which should absolutely not have been undertaken with people resident in the property: he spent an hour fixing arms to the new settee in the sitting room. I was driving people to the local railway station and was very surprised to find him still at the property on my return. This was clearly for the benefit of incoming holiday makers who would be arriving the following day, and was an intrusion on our privacy. I was not impressed.