Round up all the family or a group of friends and head for this glorious hideaway for 10 down a web of narrow lanes. Unusual, quirky and fun.
Once an old watermill, you couldn’t fail to feel happy here at Hen Felin – with so much space inside and out. Step through wide oak doorway to a warm inviting space, and the best welcome hamper! The sleek kitchen has plenty of kit to help the prep - a Wow kitchen island and area to sit and watch the chef get supper ready. The kitchen feel is impressive, created with chefs in mind…
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The enormous, beamed jewel coloured living room is beautifully lit. At one the fire welcomes you for a drink, on the other a long table for convivial chopping and eating ready for a meal under the glow of candlelight.
For grandparents or those wishing to flee the general throng, there’s a quiet bedroom downstairs with an ensuite bathroom with a rainfall shower.
The first-floor landing is an open plan vaulted space with large windows for that view. Sheepskin-covered seats and artwork make you want to linger. Bedrooms are decorated with the owner’s impeccable style, have crisp bedding and jewel-coloured throws and with thick mattresses, and offer the best night’s sleep. The crisp bathroom is a cool mix of modern and antique - a leather pouffe means you can chat in the bath. An extra ground floor shower room is handy.
This holiday barn has got everything for a stay in any weather - books, games, gardens and Subbuteo and silence. In this secluded spot with hooting owls, come for fresh Llyn Peninsula air and starry skies. Outdoors the firepit and a ceramic egg barbecue which has a pizza plate is the place to unwind under starry, starry skies. Children can tear about safely in gardens and grownups can have a beer at the bar! Or throw everyone in the car and head for the coast – the area is a treat to discover.
Location
Wander through ancient lanes and head for Crasu (at Glampio Coed Glamping) - does great pizza down the road. Caffi’r Felin is seasonally open and offers a gastro delight a couple of minutes’ drive away.
For sandy beaches, five minutes in a car gets you to Aberdaron. Twenty to Abersoch. Or more locally, the National Trust Porth Porthor is a local stunning place to run wild. Porth Iago (Whistling Sands) and Porth Colmon are magical havens for nature and those that dream of smugglers and adventure. Sandy Porth Dinllaen with the Ty Coch pub is world renowned – for a good reason.
An iconic National Trust property Plas Yn Rhiw locally is dreamy place with lush gardens and sandy views. Cwt Tatws at Tudweiliog is a quirky lifestyle shop and café on a headland – what’s not to like!
Or stay at home and hunker down by fire pit wood-burner and gaze out…
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30% deposit due at time of booking, balance due 30 days prior to check in.
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