This three-bedroom house for sale on the Llŷn Peninsula stands in 2,426 m² of grounds with views over the bay towards Porth Neigwl.
Bryn Ffynnon is a traditional Welsh stone cottage at the end of a winding track, extended and kept in good condition. It has been run as a holiday let, so it already works as a second home in Wales that can earn its keep. The land runs to lawns, a polytunnel and a secret garden. Three sides of the plot border National Trust land.
### A Stone House at the End of a Track
The approach is slow, and that is part of the appeal. The track winds down to private entrance gates, and beyond them the house sits quietly above the coast with nothing built up around it. Because the plot borders a National Trust site on three sides, the outlook is unlikely to change.
The house has 125 m² of living space, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is a practical size for a family, or for a holiday home in North Wales that sleeps six without feeling crowded.
### Inside: Beams, Slate and Two Stoves
You walk into old wooden beams, Welsh slate flooring and exposed stone walls. The dining area takes a six-seater table, and a multifuel burner and radiators keep it warm through the colder months.
The sitting room has a stone inglenook with a log burner and two large windows facing the coast. An external door opens straight onto the garden, so on a summer evening you can carry a drink out onto the lawn.
The farmhouse-style kitchen is an extension to the original cottage. It has a vaulted ceiling, wooden worktops, a Belfast sink and a large pantry.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms. Each looks across the front lawns to the sea, and the vaulted ceilings, stonework and original floorboards carry on from downstairs. ... click here to read more
