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Contemporary barn conversion for 6 with beach hut

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Escape to coastal bliss at Ysgubor Gwenyn Yr Haf (Summer Bee barn) – A stylish barn conversion in Nefyn, a charming seaside town on the stunning Llyn Peninsula. Just a few minutes’ walk from the beach and the breathtaking Wales Coast Path, this beautifully converted, detached barn is ideal for families or friends looking for a peaceful and memorable escape.

Full Description

Sleeping up to six guests, this characterful retreat combines rustic charm with modern comforts. Step inside and feel instantly at home. You’ll find a spacious boot room – ideal for kicking off sandy shoes after a day at the beach – before entering the heart of the house.
The kitchen/diner is a real showstopper, featuring classic shaker-style cabinets, slate flooring, and high-end appliances, including two electric ovens and an American-style fridge/freezer. Whether you're rustling up a quick breakfast or preparing a feast, this space has everything you need. Gather around the dining table or enjoy your meals in the sunny, enclosed garden – perfect for al fresco dining.There's even an outdoor shower to wash off under after a day at the beach.

After a day exploring the coast, unwind in the cosy living area with its Smart TV and ambient electric log-effect burner. Open the doors to the courtyard and let the fresh sea air flow in, while your furry friends stretch their legs and relax.

When night falls, retreat to one of three beautifully styled bedrooms: a ground-floor double room, a ground-floor twin room – perfect for children or friends and a mezzanine king-size bedroom with Velux windows and a private en-suite shower room. A luxurious family bathroom on the ground floor adds to the comfort, complete with
a freestanding bath for long, indulgent soaks and a walk-in shower for quick refreshes before heading out.

Whether you’re beachcombing, hiking the coastal path, or simply enjoying peaceful evenings under the stars, Bwthyn Gwenyn Yr Haf offers the perfect base to relax, reconnect,and explore the magic of the Llyn Peninsula

Note: Beach hut is available June, July, August only. It may be available May and September- please enquire (the beach huts are moved onto and off the beach every summer- when exactly this happens depends on the tides and weather)

Features

In a town/village
Ground floor living
Close to beach (<1mile)
Pub nearby (within half mile)
Summary Contemporary barn conversion near the beach in gorgeous Nefyn
Dogs Up to 2 dogs allowed (no additional charge)
Bedrooms King ensuite on the mezzanine upstairs, downstairs double and twin
Bathrooms Ensuite shower room to King room (shower, WC, basin). Downstairs family bathroom (freestanding bath, walk in shower, WC, basin)
Kitchen Light-filled kitchen/diner with double electric ovens, induction hob, and a Bosch coffee machine . American-style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine
Reception rooms Comfortable sitting room with a Smart TV and cosy electric log-effect burner
Accessibility All rooms apart from King bedroom are on the ground floor
Outside Private enclosed courtyard ideal for pets and morning coffees. Garden with outdoor seating to enjoy the sea air (not fully enclosed for dogs). Outdoor shower.
Parking Allocated parking for 2 cars on gravelled driveway (overflow opposite)
Children Highchair, travel cot, stairgate and bed guard available on request
Bikes Storage can be provided on request
Wifi Yes
Postcode LL53 6HW
To note Beach hut is available during June, July and August (it may be available during May and September depending on tides and weather- please enquire). The beach hut is shared fairly with the guests of one other holiday cottage.
Utilities All utilities, bed linen and towels provided.
Special features Equine facilities available bring your horse along (call ahead for details)

Location

The beach at Nefyn (and its great cafe) is a short walk away. Morfa Nefyn and Porthdinllaen are a longer walk west where you'll find the famous Ty Coch Pub on the beach. Otherwise, there are two pubs locally and even a golf course. The community Spar shop is heavily stocked for local produce and provisions. Stock up with delights at Bragdy Llyn, the local micro-brewer 100 yds away- they also have a bar! Tafarn yr Heliwr is a great community-run pub in the village.

A great base for exploring the North Wales coast and mountains – seaside towns Abersoch, Pwllheli and Porthmadog are nearby. A short drive will take you to the Snowdonia National Park where you can zipwire, walk and cycle.