This 2-bedroom cottage is a 13th-century former mill cottage in a peaceful hamlet near Pwllheli on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. This fully restored property sleeps 4 guests and features wooden beams, exposed stone walls and a large inglenook fireplace with wood burner. The steep wooden staircase leads to two attic bedrooms.

The hamlet sits just 1.5 miles from Abersoch, a scenic village with independent cafes, pubs and shops. Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) beach is 2 miles away. The area offers coastal walks, ancient history sites and wildlife spotting opportunities across the Llyn Peninsula.

Accommodation includes one double attic bedroom with seating and one twin attic bedroom containing 2 doubles. The bright kitchen-diner has underfloor heating and a stable door opening to the patio. A snug room connects to the living room with its parquet floor and wood burner. The spacious downstairs bathroom has a shower over bath, bidet and WC.

Plas Yn Rhiw (5 miles, 12 minutes) offers remarkable house and gardens with coastal woodlands. Machroes beach (3 miles, 8 minutes) and Porth Ceiriad (4 miles, 10 minutes) provide more coastal exploration. Abersoch (1.5 miles, 5 minutes) has shops and sandy beaches with colourful huts.

This property suits families wanting cosy evenings and peninsula exploration. The large enclosed garden with stream and scattered seating creates perfect outdoor space. Book for traditional character combined with modern comfort.