Ty'n Y Parc Barn

Rhiw, Gwynedd

Residing in Rhiw, Gwynedd, this charming converted barn offers a modern and bright retreat, ideal for families, walkers, surfers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled at the base of Rhiw mountain, the property is conveniently situated near the stunning sandy beach at Porth Neigwl, also known as Hell's Mouth, and is within walking distance of the historic Plas yn Rhiw manor house and its gardens. The layout of the barn includes a welcoming entrance porch leading to a hall, a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area, and a cozy living room, creating a perfect space for relaxation and family gatherings.

The accommodation features a variety of sleeping arrangements, making it suitable for larger groups, with a quad room containing four single beds, a master bedroom, and an additional double bedroom that offers access to an external stone staircase. The property also includes a family bathroom with a separate shower and a convenient additional toilet. Outside, guests can enjoy a spacious shared garden with Ty’n y Parc Farmhouse, along with dedicated patio furniture for outdoor dining, allowing for enjoyable meals in the fresh air.

The nearby Porth Neigwl beach stretches for four miles, offering a mix of sand and pebbles, complemented by scenic cliffs and headlands that are perfect for both walking and surfing. For local amenities, the nearest pub and shops can be found four miles away in Aberdaron, while Abersoch, a bit further, is bustling with watersport activities. The vibrant market town of Pwllheli serves as the closest major hub, featuring a supermarket, shops, cafés, and pubs, making it an ideal spot for leisurely afternoons.

Guests are encouraged to explore the natural beauty of this unique corner of Wales, with opportunities to hike up Mynydd Mawr for breathtaking 360-degree views, visit picturesque beaches and coves, or discover ancient iron age hillforts. The Wales Coast Path offers ample chances for wildlife observation, including sightings of red-billed choughs and bottlenose dolphins. Notably, a portion of the funds from holiday stays contributes to the preservation of the stunning landscapes and environments of the Llŷn Peninsula, ensuring that this remarkable coastline remains protected for future generations.