About this property
This sweet, romantic little chalet is tucked away in its own private garden with panoramic views over the fields to the sea and mountains beyond. Holding charm and character, this property is best suited to a couple seeking a romantic retreat, looking to get the best out of both the countryside and the coast. Venture through the lawned area and come across this delightful dwelling; enter through the bedroom to uncover the unusual layout of the property. Set your belongings down on the bed and take in the rustic decor, with evidence of nature being prominent throughout the property from its wooden features to its animal themed cushions, the dwelling holds a lot of individual charm, perfect for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The bedroom is also home to a modest dining area and a sitting area featuring a sofa and a television, prepare your meals in the adjacent kitchen and bring your delicious food through where you can decide to have a formal dining experience at the table with a bottle of bubbly, or sink into the sofas with all of your favourite snacks for a film night. To the front of the property you can find a large lawned area with a decking, making a delightful spot to spend your evenings for alfresco dining or sun soaking in the warmer months. The back garden contains a gravelled area where you can enjoy your morning coffee set amongst the magnificent countryside views ahead; there’s no better way to start your day. Take a stroll into the local area of Penrhos, a tranquil area to enjoy a picnic prepared earlier in the well-equipped kitchen, or have a game of golf at the nearby golf club if you’re feeling active. Close by is the market town of Pwllheli, the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula, here you can find a vast array of shops and eateries, fantastic south facing beaches, and ample walking routes where you can immerse yourself in spectacular settings. In reach of Llanberdog, Abersoch, and the magnificent Snowdonia National Park, Yr Wyddfa a Defaid makes a marvellous base for exploring the delights of North Wales.
Pwllheli is a bustling market town offering stunning scenery and plenty of activity for all the family to enjoy. The town is home to an array of traditional shops, restaurants, and a marina to explore, as well as being best known for its scenery, beaches with watersports and golf courses, providing something for all tastes. Discover Bardsey Island for a hidden treasure, or venture to Snowdonia National Park for an action-packed adventure, whatever you're preference, Pwllheli is the perfect base for every type of holidaymaker.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
One double bedroom with dining area and sitting area.
Kitchen.
Electric central heating.
Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge, TV.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Lawned garden to the front with furniture and decking, and graveled area at the back with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.7 miles, pub 2.2 miles.
Please note no charging of EV from property supply or personal hot tubs.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (36)
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Andrew
The shrubbery badly needs cutting back; it took us two days before we found how we could glimpse the sea (just) from the garden! There is severe rot in one or two places on the front exterior of the chalet, but the photos were taken when it was new. The cleanliness was limited to the obvious areas such as sinks and showers; the cooking utensils in a jug on a worktop were well covered with dust / grease. The chalet was surprisingly warm, the bed comfortable and the shower was good. But the hot water to the sinks ran out very quickly every time, so we needed to boil a kettle to do most washing up or to use the bathroom sink for a wash. The loose rugs added colour, but we found they slipped, or we tripped over their edges. The hens a real bonus, once they discovered us, and the nearby goats were also enjoyable, and Songbird Hideaway is certainly secluded and private.
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Adrian
Barry the owner was very friendly and helpful for directions. The place is set up a little slope and when you park you get welcomed by the friendly cat and chickens. If you love to get away from noisy places this is the best place we have stayed. You can walk in the fields to see the sheep,goats and donkeys.
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Yasmin
Hope to come again in future âºï¸