About this property
Settled on the seafront of Pwllheli, enjoying scenic views of the Cambrian Coast and beyond is this attractive terrace, 11 Min Y Mor. This Sykes Cottages home in Pwllheli makes for a wonderful family-friendly escape to the Llŷn Peninsula. Offering ample off-road parking, this wonderful self-catering stay welcomes six guests; arrive at the hallway where you can kick off your sandy shoes, ready for exploring. On the ground-floor, discover a bright twin bedroom and a king size double bedroom laced with charm and elegance. Freshen up with a refreshing rinse in the shower room before climbing upstairs to find the living/dining room, featuring a balcony to soak in the coastal sights with a cup of tea in hand. Unwind on the sofa, with incredible views of the sea and escape into a good book and tuck-into a feast at the dining table; why not uncork a bottle of fizz to toast to your escape? Locate the kitchen area, with its light oak units and all you need to rustle up heart-warming meals courtesy of the electric oven and gas hob, as well as a dishwasher to do the cleaning up for you! As the air grows cool, retreat inside and indulge in a bubbly bath in the first-floor bathroom to melt your stresses away and afterwards climb into your pyjamas in the master super king bedroom with incredible views of the sea. Awaken with the sea-breeze on your face on the south facing balcony before taking a short stroll to the expansive Traeth Marian-y-de Beach, a Blue Flag Beach, a quiet beach ideal for playing in the sand or if that’s not for you enjoy a kick around at Llyn Golf for football golf.
Explore the bustling seaside village of Abersoch, home to a cluster of independent cafes, shops and bars, along with Abersoch Harbour Beach, where you can lay back on a towel and bask in the sun. 11 Min Y Mor is a superb base for roaming the Snowdonia National Park, here you can hike up the highest mountain and travel along the largest lake in Wales to marvel at the natural beauty of North Wales. For an escape besides the sea, whisk your loved ones to 11 Min Y Mor.
This market town is the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula offering a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and a marina. As one of the most scenic regions of Wales, this town is appreciated for its scenery, coastal walks, beaches and golf courses. Close by are Criccieth, with its medieval castle, and Abersoch, a harbour town also renowned for its beaches and watersports facilities. There is there is a launderette about 50 yards away from the property opposite the school which is open most days.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Three Bedrooms: 1 x ground floor king size bed, 1 x ground floor twin, 1 x second floor super king bed, 1 x second floor bunk room available on request..
Second floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC, ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC.
First floor kitchen and sitting room, with dining area at the back, large windows looking over the sea and a south facing balcony (please note that stairs are required to access these rooms and there is no toilet on this level - so may not be accessible for some disabilities).
There is a launderette about 50 yards away from the property opposite the school which is open most days
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, smart TV (with access to Netflex, Amazon and all other streaming apps - will require own log in details) and wifi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen inc in rent (please note to bring your own towels as not included).
Ample off road parking for cars and a boat.
Small enclosed garden with patio area.
No smoking.
Shop and pub 1 mile.
Please be aware that this property sleeps 6 people only.
The bedrooms provided give flexibility with sleeping arrangements .Property will accept 1 small well behaved dogPlease Note: All new bookings at this property, towels are not included in rent, just bed linen onlyPlease bring your own towels
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (26)
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Judy
There was no dvd player and although there were 3 televisions none them connected to the internet. There was no plug for the bath so that could not be used. The garden needed tidying up. However it was a lovely property with plenty of room, the bed was very comfortable and so were the sofas, the view from the windows was stunning and it was a pleasure to sit on the balcony. The kitchen was well kitted out with everything that you could need to make a great holiday. It was in a great location and with these few issues addressed it could be a fabulous property. We did enjoy our stay and have already recommended it to our friends.
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Sioned
The property is superbly situated in a quiet area of Pwllheli right over the road to the beach, which conveniently allows dogs from the end of September (our dog had a blast running up and down the sand dunes and padding in the sea). The two bedrooms on the ground floor are very comfortable, and the bathroom in between has a fantastic shower. The lounge is so comfortable, and we even used the garden furniture and sat on the balcony when local family visited. The open kitchen has everything that we needed, although we ate out most of the time (Wetherspoons near the railway station and Whitehall Pub, in Pwllheli and Dylan's in Criccieth). The main top bedroom has a superb view with a large adjacent bathroom (no shower) and the large bed was very comfortable, and a large wardrobe, which was great. The property is so well situated to visit all the wonderful places in the area: Aberdaron, Abersoch, Llanbedrog, Nefyn, Cricceth, Porthmadog Ffestiniog Railway etc. All in all, a fantastic stay and would 100% book again!
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Michael
Other than that everything was fine and we really liked the house and views. We will be back again.