Beudy Lleuddad is a high-quality stone barn conversion on a working farm in the Llyn Peninsula. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty property sits two miles from Tudweiliog village and offers uninterrupted views across countryside to the ocean beyond. The thick stone walls and exposed wooden rafters create a welcoming base for exploring North Wales.

Penllech beach lies two miles away with direct access to the Wales Coast Path. Aberdaron sits six miles distant. Porthdinllaen beach pub is seven miles from your door. The Yr Eifl Mountain Range offers a 4.5-mile trail twelve miles away.

The property sleeps six across three bedrooms. Two ground-floor doubles feature cream iron beds and sea views. A traditional crogloft twin room sits upstairs accessed via the snug. The family bathroom includes a double-ended bath and wet room-style shower. The kitchen has slate floors and a farmhouse dining table. Oak floors run through the living room with its wood burner and leather sofas.

Glasfryn Park (16 miles, 25 minutes) offers go-karting and wakeboarding. Nant Gwrtheyrn Heritage Centre (13 miles, 20 minutes) sits in a hidden coastal bay. Bardsey Island runs boat trips from Aberdaron (6 miles, 12 minutes). Porthdinllaen (7 miles, 15 minutes) has its famous beach pub.

Two dogs are welcome at Beudy Lleuddad. Families get a dedicated snug with bean bags and DVD player. The shared garden has a gas BBQ for outdoor meals.