Ty Ucha Rhiw is an 18th-century detached stone cottage on the south-westerly tip of the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. Surrounded by National Trust farmland with far-reaching sea views, it sits just 500 metres from Plas yn Rhiw and half a mile on foot from Porth Neigwl beach. Traditional crog loft, exposed beams and stone walls sit alongside underfloor heating and elegant contemporary furnishings.

The Llyn Coastal Path starts from the doorstep. Porth Neigwl is a golden sandy beach used for water sports, sailing and fishing. Aberdaron and Abersoch are both 7 miles away. This is a genuinely quiet corner of Wales with big skies and open countryside all around.

The cottage sleeps 4 across two bedrooms. The ground-floor double has feature walls, a Smart TV and an ensuite shower room. The crog loft twin room holds two double beds mind your head on entry. Two shower rooms serve the property. The lounge has reclining sofas and a Sky Glass TV. The kitchen-dining area has a double-height ceiling and electric range oven with induction hob.

Plas yn Rhiw National Trust House (0.3 miles, 2 mins), Porth Neigwl Beach (0.7 miles, 3 mins), Aberdaron village (7 miles, 15 mins), Mynydd Mawr coastal walks (6.5 miles, 14 mins).

Ty Ucha Rhiw suits couples or small families wanting direct coastal access and genuine peace. The large garden with BBQ and multiple seating areas makes it a brilliant year-round base.