Afallon Aberdaron, Aberdaron

Afallon Aberdaron is a four-storey detached period house built in 1870 on the Ll?n Peninsula in North Wales. It sleeps 14 guests across six bedrooms with panoramic views of Cardigan Bay from the garden room and deck. The garden gate opens directly onto the Wales Coast Path.

Aberdaron sits at the tip of the Ll?n Peninsula facing Cardigan Bay. The village has a pub and a shop within easy reach. Porth Meudwy a small cove less than a mile away is the departure point for boat trips to Bardsey Island where seals and puffins live alongside over 300 species of birds. Bardsey holds the first International Dark Sky Sanctuary designation in Europe.

Six bedrooms sleep 14 across two upper floors. First floor has a king-size room with sea views, a large twin with sea views and two triple rooms with full-size single beds. The second floor has two further large twin rooms. There are two bathrooms plus a separate WC.

The basement games room has a pool table and table tennis. The lounge has an open fire and a piano. A children's playroom keeps younger guests occupied. The fully enclosed landscaped garden has a built-in brick BBQ and a deck overlooking Cardigan Bay. Up to four cars park on the driveway.

Afallon Aberdaron suits large families and groups who want direct coast path access, sea views and serious space to spread out. Three dogs are welcome. Book it for a proper Welsh coastal escape.