Plas y Mor

Amazing 1920s property sleeping 14 over three storeys in the utmost comfort and style in a quintessential Llyn Peninsula location, making it an ideal base for large family groups or fun times with friends. Excellent beaches abound in this part of the world – Porth Neigwl is 0.5 miles on foot or by car it’s 7 miles, Aberdaron Beach is 4 miles and Abersoch Beach is 6.5 miles. That’s just for starters … join the Llyn Coastal Path from the local village of Rhiw less than 0.5 miles away. Fancy some culture? Why not visit the National Trust property of Plas yn Rhiw, a 17th-century manor house with ornamental garden just 500 metres away. Or simply stay at home and gaze at the spectacular view from the hot tub or head to the outside games room for all sorts of wet-weather fun, including table tennis and darts.

The kitchen is allegedly the heart of the home, and that’s certainly the case here. An adjoining extension sees the generous kitchen/diner flow seamlessly from the lounge, offering floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors out onto the raised slate patio. Inside or out, the views are guaranteed. It gives everything you expect from a contemporary kitchen and more with a large wooden dining table seating plus marble island/breakfast bar. The quirky double-sided wood burner faces into this space as well as into the lounge, where thanks to the ‘see-through’ chimney breast you can choose to feel snug and tucked away or part of the wider action in the kitchen/diner. It’s beautifully decorated and furnished with a fabulous mix of old and new, various textures and styles to give a really chic vibe. There’s a second large living room with a decorative tiled fireplace if you want some time out or you can’t all agree what to watch on TV! The stunning en-suite family bedroom is also on this floor with a king-size bed and bunks plus patio doors out onto the lawn. Absolute luxury! Upstairs, there are two king-size bedrooms, one double and one twin. Many rooms are double aspect and the neutral, tasteful decor makes them really relaxing spaces to spend time in. There’s lots of oak, and period features abound everywhere such as the 1920s-era arch to the bathrooms – one shower room and one bathroom with freestanding bath and bare brick wall. Up again to the second floor and you enter what is probably a teenagers’ paradise with its own small sitting area with TV, shower room and twin bedroom with painted rafters and beams plus a Velux window in the sloping ceiling.

Outside, guests benefit from a large slate patio with garden furniture, a large gas BBQ and hot tub with canopy cover. There’s also a large, enclosed lawned garden area and the whole outdoor space offers views to remember, not to mention the outside games room with dart board, table tennis, table football, air hockey and giant Connect 4.