Ty Adda, Abersoch welcomes you through a generous entrance porch into a bright, character-filled home. The fully equipped kitchen offers everything from an electric oven and gas hob to a dishwasher, wine fridge, and coffee machine, making family catering effortless. The open-plan sitting and dining room forms the heart of the house, where sweeping sea views across Cardigan Bay create a serene backdrop for meals and evenings by the open fire. An open staircase leads upstairs to a dedicated games room, kitted out with a Smart TV, PS4, Nintendo Wii, and a comfortable sofa bed, perfect for teenagers seeking their own space to unwind.
Step outside to discover a small patio and a verdant lawned garden, ideal for al fresco dining or firing up the barbecue while soaking in countryside views. Three bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation: a super-king-size room enjoys glorious sea and countryside views, a triple bunk room suits younger guests, and a twin room sits neatly beside the games room upstairs. Two bathrooms (one with a shower over a bath, the other a shower room) plus a separate WC complete the practical layout. Private parking for four cars makes arriving with family and friends simple.
Picture mornings spent watching the light dance across Cardigan Bay from your living room window, before strolling 800 metres into Abersoch for fresh pastries and a browse of its boutique shops. Afternoons might be filled with sandcastles on the beach or waves at Hell's Mouth, while evenings bring barbecues on the patio and games room laughter drifting down the open staircase. As the sun sets over the bay, settle by the open fire for a cosy end to the day.
Ty Adda, Abersoch sits on the outskirts of this beloved Llŷn Peninsula village, just 8009 metres from its eateries, pubs, and boutique shops, and a little over a kilometre from the sheltered sands of Abersoch Beach. Traeth Porthor (Whistling Sands) near Porthor, famed for the curious sound its sand makes underfoot, is 14 kilometres away. Bardsey Island, reached by boat from Porth Meudwy (20 km) offers a magical crossing to this ancient place of pilgrimage rich with birdlife. Harlech Castle, a formidable fortress perched above the dunes, is a 28-kilometre drive. Glaslyn Wildlife in Prenteg, where ospreys nest each summer, is 32 kilometres from the property.
Venture a little further to uncover more of North Wales' finest days out. GreenWood Family Park near Y Felinheli (45 km) combines eco-friendly adventure rides with woodland zip lines and forest trails, perfect for families. Zip World Penrhyn Quarry in Braichmelyn (49 km) offers thrilling zip lines across a dramatic slate quarry landscape for adrenaline seekers. Pili Palas Nature World near Menai Bridge (51 km) is a wonderful tropical house and animal park brimming with butterflies, birds, and friendly farmyard creatures.
The fairy-tale Italianate village of Portmeirion, 30 kilometres away, is well worth exploring for its colourful architecture and exotic gardens overlooking the Dwyryd estuary. Meanwhile, the university town of Aberystwyth is a 54-kilometre drive away, where a classic Victorian promenade, a hilltop castle, and a lively harbour make for a rewarding day trip along the Cardigan Bay coast.
