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Local Butcher Voucher for Christmas at Holiday Cottage On A Working Farm, Llyn Peninsula

Published on 5 Dec 2019 by Gwion Llwyd

Christmas at Ysgubor Sarn comes complete with a £30 voucher for local butchers thanks to Rhian, the owner! Book to stay at this holiday cottage on a working farm on the Llyn Peninsula for a minimum of 3 nights over Christmas to receive this great offer!

Holiday Cottage On A Working Farm On The Llyn Peninsula | YSGUBOR-SARN

Price £450 – £990 / week

Sleeps 7 + Cot | Farm Stay | WiFi | Near Pub

Ysgubor-Sarn is an idyllic holiday cottage on a working farm on the Llyn Peninsula. A perfect getaway whilst close to the nearby towns and the beach. When you first arrive, the outside of the this property is fantastic with a lovely seating area to sit and gaze out at the views. Once inside, the decor and layout is just as charming and inviting.

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