Beautiful Riverside/Beach Cottage, Llyn Peninsula

Charming stone riverside cottage, minutes from beautiful walk to the sea, situated on the Llyn Peninsula, with some of the most stunning coastal walks in North Wales. Caernarfon and Pwllheli 20 minutes, Llanberis and Porthmadog, Anglesey are only slightly further (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) minutes. 2 bedrooms, with two en-suite bathrooms, Master bedroom with King-size memory foam mattress, and corner bath, Twin room with comfy deep mattresses and black out blinds and shower room. Fully fitted kitchen, Log burner If you are looking for a relaxing break away from the hustle and bustle this is the place for you, sitting on the step listening to the river running by in the sunshine is just bliss A short walk down to the beach or along the coastal path to the beautiful locally famous sea stacks to watch the sunset is a definite must. The house has been lovingly renovated by Zoe with one master bedroom, and a further twin room with shower room. downstairs stone flagged floors throughout are just stunning , you have a fully fitted kitchen with hob and oven, washing machine, fridge and freezer and all the modern items you would expect from a country cottage kitchen. The dining room is light and bright with pictures of the Snowdonia mountains, and surrounding area.. The sitting room cosy with a log burner for those cool nights, plenty of games for the kids or the adults to enjoy! If you want a night in there is a smart TV you can bring your Netflix, Amazon or Disney with you if there is a rainy day or you want a cosy night in. There is also Alexa for all your favourite tunes Outside there is a little terrace, with cushions for the kids and a table and chairs for the adults , you can also sit on the wall but please be mindful of the wild plants in the area. Please note - Dog friendly for one small well behaved dog, with a fee of £50 to be paid. Dogs all not allowed upstairs, due to painted stairs, and new carpets. Dogs are not allowed at any time on the furniture/ beds and must come with their own cage/bed. Please be aware we have neighbours who live and work in the local area, and remember not everyone is on holiday We hope you love our home from home ! Dog policy Please Read Please ask about the extra fee for dogs before booking, Please note - Dog friendly for one small well behaved dog, with a fee of £50 to be paid. Dogs all not allowed upstairs, due to painted stairs, and new carpets. Dogs are not allowed at any time on the furniture/ beds and must come with their own cage/bed. I am always available on the end of the phone (Hidden by Airbnb) , I may also be in the area in my VW camper so please if you want to grab a coffee or a sunset let me know, I may just be around. The house is situated around 10 minutes walk from local beaches and areas of outstanding beauty the sea stacks at Trefor are absolutely beautiful, the sandy beach is perfect for a day with the kids as well as two stone beaches, Coastal walks, and Hill walks are both possible from the cottage's door, parking within the village is tricky, so you may need to drop your bags off and park in the newer part of the village, there is a small car park at the end of the street over the bridge, or street parking as normal in small coastal villages. The area is definitely relaxed with friendly neighbours some of which live there all year round , so please do be mindful of others around you that this is there home, The majority of the residents in the village speak Welsh so if you do know a few words please do use them, there is a lovely little post office and also a corner shop in the village, with bigger towns and shops less than 20 mins drive away. The beach at Dinnas Dinlle has one of the nicest Chip shops so well worth a visit. Llanberis to walk up Snowdon is just 35 mins away, The Rhud Ddu path is a much quieter route and only 25 mins away, with a excellent pub after your decent, as well as Nantlle Ridge over the valley. The river runs past the house, so the only sound you can hear are the birds and the river running past , The parking isn’t always the easiest if you arrive late at night but usually ok in the day. The tricky bits... The house next door is empty, and has a council barrier around it - as a tile fell off off the roof, I'm pushing the council to get the owners to repair it ASAP. No private garden, just small riverside terrace with path access though. Small children need to be supervised at all times due to the river access (although it’s low most of the time) And it’s easy to stay in bed looking out of the window , listening to the river. You are only 20 mins away from the Train, with frequent bus services to Pwllheli or Caernarfon, With tiny lanes lined with wildflowers leading to empty coves and rugged cliffs, this magical, often-overlooked peninsula has a timeless island feel – some say the Llŷn is like Cornwall 50 years ago. Welsh is spoken more often than not, and sacred places abound. But it’s not stuck in the past: there’s a strong surf culture around Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth), and you can taste the beginning of a good-food revolution. The coast starts in rugged fashion on the north side with the towering peak of Yr Eifl, home of Tre’r Ceir, an iron age settlement with some of Wales’s best roundhouse remains. To the south, the coast is gentler – a string of pearly coves with tiny seasonal campsites. And at the distant tip sits Bardsey Island, glimmering across the tidal waters along "the Pilgrimage way" goes though Trefor