Ty'n Y Parc Farmhouse

Gwynedd

Residing in Gwynedd, Wales, this charming farmhouse serves as an ideal getaway for larger families or groups of friends, offering a perfect base to explore the picturesque Llŷn Peninsula. The property is conveniently situated within walking distance of the historic Plas yn Rhiw manor house and its beautiful gardens. Additionally, guests have the option to book the adjacent Ty’n y Parc Barn, making it suitable for larger gatherings. The farmhouse features a welcoming glazed porch that leads into a dining room and a cozy living room, providing ample space for relaxation and socializing.

On the ground floor, the farmhouse boasts a well-equipped kitchen along with a utility and drying room, which is particularly useful for guests returning from beach outings. Upstairs, accommodations include two twin bedrooms and a master bedroom, all offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and fields. Outside, a large garden is shared with Ty’n y Parc Barn, yet each property has its own designated outdoor seating area, allowing guests to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Welsh countryside in comfort.

The location is also a stone's throw away from Porth Neigwl, also known as Hell’s Mouth, a beautiful four-mile stretch of sandy and pebbly beach framed by dramatic cliffs, ideal for walking and surfing. For local amenities, the nearest pub and shops can be found four miles away in Aberdaron, while the vibrant town of Abersoch, known for its watersports, is slightly further. Pwllheli, the nearest market town, offers a variety of shops, cafés, and pubs, making it a great spot for a leisurely afternoon stroll.

Visitors to this enchanting region are encouraged to explore the breathtaking landscapes, including Mynydd Mawr at Uwchmynydd, which provides spectacular panoramic views. The area is rich in natural beauty, featuring numerous beaches, coves, and ancient iron age hillforts. The Wales Coast Path is another highlight, offering excellent opportunities for wildlife watching, including sightings of red-billed choughs and bottlenose dolphins. By choosing to stay at this farmhouse, guests contribute to the preservation of the unique Llŷn Peninsula and its stunning coastline, ensuring that this special corner of Wales remains protected for future generations.