This restored 17th-century farmhouse sleeps four guests on a working farm near Aberdaron on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. The property sits up a quiet country lane and features beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls and an inglenook fireplace with wood burner. Original deep-set windows and a cast-iron claw-foot bath add authentic Welsh character.

The location offers countryside tranquillity three miles from Aberdaron's sandy beach and shops. Whistling Sands lies four miles away. The south-facing courtyard provides space for outdoor meals and watching sunsets.

Two double bedrooms sleep four guests. One bedroom has an en-suite shower room. The main bathroom contains the claw-foot bath. The kitchen features oak cupboards and granite worktops. A dining room with bookshelves overlooks the courtyard bird-feeding station. An enclosed garden includes swings and an outdoor playroom with Lego and toys.

Plas yn Rhiw National Trust manor house sits two miles away (6 minutes). Nefyn's Maritime Museum and brewery tours are 11 miles distant (20 minutes). The coastal path leads to hidden Porth Towyn beach at 6.5 miles.

Families can tour the adjacent working farm and help feed lambs, calves and hens seasonally. This stay welcomes two dogs and offers parking for two cars.