This beautiful single storey detached cottage rests in a secluded location near the quaint village of Llandwrog, boasting coastal and country views. Lovingly restored with a stylish flair, Tŷ’n Lôn Bach provides an excellent base for families and couples looking for a relaxing but also action-packed getaway. Amble along the crushed slate pathway to reach the property, resting in its own grounds. Internally, the open plan living area features a delightful glazed conservatory where everyone can gather during those long summer evenings looking out at the beautiful sea view. The contemporary kitchen is fully furnished with integrated appliances and beautiful grey units so you can prepare your meals in style. Head into the main sitting room to discover a cosier setting, boasting double height ceilings with exposed beams, as well as a magnificent inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, so you can curl up beside the fire and binge on Netflix whenever you like! Just behind rests a formal dining table where all can gather to sample a fine feast. The bedrooms are individually furnished and styled to suit all, while the elegant bathroom features a double-ended, freestanding bath, perfect for an evening soak. During the summer, make use of the large garden, perhaps enjoying a refreshing drink or summer BBQ whilst the children play on grass. This property is ideally located with so much to do and see, the Llyn Peninsula Coastal Path just 3 miles from the property and easy access to the National Cycling Network means you will get to experience some of the spectacular views this country has to offer. For the keen golfer there are 2 golf courses within 30 minutes, 18 hole Caernarfon Golf Club and also Nefyn and District Golf Club, with many others dotted around you will be spoilt for choice. The historic harbour town of Caernarfon is a 10-minute drive and boasts a wide selection of independent and high street shops, bars, cafés and restaurants, for aviation enthusiasts the property is just 3 miles from Caernarfon airport with a museum and café it is the perfect way to spend an afternoon. The town is also home to a medieval castle which overlooks the harbour, as well as the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railway which runs through some glorious countryside. For the more adventurous there is the famous Zip World with 3 locations across North Wales, not just zip lines these adrenaline filled activities are enough to make the heart race, from flying over the Penrhyn Quarry at speeds of over 100 MPH to mountain cart experience this is a place not to be missed. For water lovers there is Rib Rides dotted along the coast, At Menai Bridge you start with a relaxing travel along the straight heading for the Irish Sea where things can get exciting as you bound over waves and pass through whirlpools. For a more relaxed setting why not visit the Blue Flag beach of Dinas Dinelle Beach, just 7 mins away by car it is a perfect summer day setting, with great views if the Llyn Peninsula and Anglesey and facilities including a car park and a shop. A superb holiday home you’ll want to return to time and time again to explore what you missed last time.

The pretty Welsh village of Llandwrog is situated between the wide sandy beach at Dinas Dinlle, renowned for its family fun and watersports (mainly wind and kite surfing), and Glynllifon Country Park, described as one of Wales' best kept secrets. The historic town of Caenarfon is 5.5 miles away and offers a range of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as an iconic 13th century castle and well preserved town walls.

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