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Traditional Cottage with Breathtaking views to Porth Neigwl | Tanygrisiau

Pwllheli

If you are searching for a traditional cottage with breathtaking views to Porth Neigwl, Tanygrisiau is the quintessential Welsh escape. Originally serving the community as a village shop over a century ago, this beautifully restored stone cottage now serves as a sanctuary for those looking to swap the hum of traffic for the song of the hillside. Sheltered by the iconic peak of Garn Fadryn, it offers total seclusion without ever feeling remote.

The guided tour begins in the heart of the home: a lounge that wears its history with pride. Here, you’ll find a bespoke Welsh press cupboard - crafted for this very house by a local carpenter over 100 years ago - alongside a grandfather clock that sets a relaxed "holiday" pace. The centerpiece is the deep inglenook fireplace, housing a cast iron woodburner that provides a roaring real fire for those cozy Welsh evenings.

The kitchen and dining area bridges the gap between the 19th and 21st centuries, featuring slate-tiled floors and modern culinary must-haves. For added convenience, the ground floor includes a dedicated utility room and a separate downstairs cloakroom with toilet and basin - essential for shedding hiking gear after a day on the hills.

Upstairs, the cottage offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms tucked under the eaves. The Master King-size bedroom is the showstopper, offering an unrivalled view across the peninsula. It is joined by a comfortable double and a cosy small double, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for up to five guests. The first floor is completed by a contemporary shower room featuring a basin and toilet.

Outside, the property truly leans into its hillside perch. The raised patio area is home to a brick-built BBQ, perfect for "al fresco" dining with a view. Whether you are watching the morning mist lift off the valley or tracking the lights of Abersoch in the evening, the perspective from this terrace is world-class.

Facilities

Cottage Type

Dog Friendly

Real Fire

Essentials

Welcome Pack

Linen

Towels

Cot (cot-linen not provided)

WiFi

High Chair

Central Heating

Smoke detector

Carbon monoxide detector

First Aid kit

Fire extinguisher or blanket

Inside

Bag of Logs

2 Pets

Hob

Cooker

Microwave

Fridge

Freezer (not icebox)

Kettle

Toaster

Cooking Basics

Oven Gloves

Tea Towels

Wine Glasses

Champagne Flutes

Dining Table

Washing Machine

Clothes Drying Rack

Cleaning Products

Body soap/Shower gel

Outside

Enclosed garden

Off street parking

BBQ

Private Garden

Additional Information

Travel cot and high chair on request.

Floor Plans

Location

Tanygrisiau sits in an idyllic, elevated position on the slopes of Garn Fadryn, offering a Traditional Cottage with Breathtaking views to Porth Neigwl. Its central location on the Llyn Peninsula makes it a "best of both worlds" destination; you are perfectly placed between the wild, surfing waves of Hell’s Mouth and the sheltered, turquoise waters of the northern coast.

For walkers and their four-legged friends (this is a pet-friendly retreat for up to two well-behaved dogs), the cottage is a paradise. Step out the front door and you are immediately on a network of footpaths leading to the Iron Age hillfort at the summit of Garn Fadryn. A short drive takes you to the chic sailing village of Abersoch, while the historic pilgrimage site of Aberdaron is just a few miles away. Whether you're exploring the National Trust gardens at Plas yn Rhiw or taking a boat trip to Bardsey Island, Tanygrisiau is the ultimate peaceful hub for a North Wales adventure.

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