Tan Y Bwlch
Pwllheli, Gwynedd
At-a-glance details
- Guests 2
- Bedrooms 1
- Preferred changeover day Thursday
- Minimum stay 3 nights
- Number of dogs welcome 0
- Acorn rating 4 What's this?
- Reference 008032
About Tan y Bwlch
A beautifully restored 19th century cottage with panoramic sea views outside the front door.Tan y Bwlch is a grade II listed traditional Penllyn crog loft cottage built in the early nineteenth-century. After a full restoration, its carefully preserved interior is a rare example of its type. The one-bedroom nook retains its original features including an inglenook fireplace, slate, tile and wooden floors and original beams.
Wake up early and explore the fascinating Plas yn Rhiw Estate. You’ll be blown away by the panoramic sea-views just outside your front door. The cottage is in one of the most sought after locations on the Llyn Peninsula.
Further afield, discover one of the nearby beaches of Abersoch or Porth Neigwl. There are also plenty of excellent seafront pubs in the area if you’d prefer a more relaxing afternoon.
Why book with us?
- Unrivalled locations
- Exclusive access to special places
- Award-winning customer service
Our Covid promise
- Postpone or refund with no admin fee
- Extensive additional cleaning
Features and facilities
- Cot & high chair not available
- Microwave available
- Fridge available
- Freezer not available
- Dishwasher available
- Washing machine available
- Tumble dryer available
- Telephone not available
- Television available
- DVD available
- WiFi* not available
- Open fire / wood burner available
- Garden available
- BBQ not available
Layout
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Ground floor
Sitting room with large inglenook fireplace and ornamental bread oven, dining room with decorative stone fireplace, traditional but modern kitchen leading out onto a patio, bathroom with electric shower over bath.
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First floor
Staircase from the sitting room leads upstairs to the original crog (loft style) bedroom with 4ft 6 double bed. The bedroom contains a wealth of features solid oak floor and original beams, with a sloping ceiling.
Notes for guests
Access: The accessibility guide is for guidance only. For up to date photos, please see the images on the webpage.
Heating: Wall mounted electric panel heating.
Garden: Large garden directly to rear of the cottage with small patio area, wooden table and seating on level grassed area overlooking the stunning Porth Neigwl Bay.
Parking: There is parking space for one car directly adjacent to the main road, before walking through entrance gate and down steps to the cottage.
Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 12pm at this cottage.
Utilities/ Electricals: There is a combined washer/ dryer. The fridge has an ice box.
Access: The steps down to the cottage from the parking area are slightly challenging and uneven so care should be taken.
Logs: Logs are available at £6.00 per bag and a maximum of 6 bags can be ordered a week before your stay.
Please Note: The remote nature of the cottage means access in daylight is advised; it will be necessary to use a torch at night.
Due to the original characteristics of the cottage there are some low ceilings and doorways.
Places nearby
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Tan Y Bwlch
A beautifully restored 19th century cottage with panoramic sea views outside the front door.
Plas yn Rhiw
Porth y Swnt
Porthor
Llanbedrog Beach
Porthdinllaen
Craflwyn and Beddgelert
Tan Y Bwlch
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