Tir Bach Iago is a one-bedroom barn conversion on the Ll?n Peninsula in Gwynedd, North Wales. This is a proper romantic bolthole think four-poster king-size bed, a free-standing bath on an elevated platform right in the bedroom and an electric wood burner-style stove. It sits within a small complex of holiday cottages with wide patio doors opening onto an elevated terrace with vast countryside views stretching out in front of you.
The Ll?n Peninsula is quiet and unspoilt. Traeth Porthoer (Whistling Sands) a National Trust beach known for its unusual whistling noise underfoot is just 1. 5 miles away. The Wales Coast Path runs nearby giving you direct access to scenic coastal walking.
Tir Bach Iago is a one-bedroom barn conversion on the Ll?n Peninsula in Gwynedd, North Wales. This is a proper romantic bolthole think four-poster king-size bed, a free-standing bath on an elevated platform right in the bedroom and an electric wood burner-style stove. It sits within a small complex of holiday cottages with wide patio doors opening onto an elevated terrace with vast countryside views stretching out in front of you.
The Ll?n Peninsula is quiet and unspoilt. Traeth Porthoer (Whistling Sands) a National Trust beach known for its unusual whistling noise underfoot is just 1.5 miles away. The Wales Coast Path runs nearby giving you direct access to scenic coastal walking. Aberdaron village is 3.5 miles away with a sandy beach and boat trips to Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island) National Nature Reserve.
The accommodation sleeps two. One bedroom with a king-size four-poster bed, ceiling beams, rustic headboard and a TV. The open-plan living space has a leather sofa, plush armchair, Smart TV and a breakfast bar. The kitchen has a full appliance set including dishwasher and washing machine.
Abersoch (11 miles) has restaurants for evening meals. Whistling Sands beach (1.5 miles, 5 minutes) has a beachside café. Bardsey Island boat trips depart from Aberdaron (3.5 miles, 10 minutes). The Wales Coast Path is walkable directly from the area.
Tir Bach Iago suits couples wanting somewhere genuinely peaceful. Two pets welcome. Remote enough to properly switch off close enough to beaches and coast to fill your days.
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A king-size four-poster bed with ceiling beams and rustic headboard makes the bedroom genuinely special for a couples' retreat.
The free-standing bath sits on an elevated platform right inside the bedroom a real talking point and a proper luxury touch.
Guests specifically praise the underfloor heating. Colin called it "cosy and warm" ideal for off-season breaks on the Welsh coast.
Step outside onto the wrought iron furnished patio and you get vast open countryside views. A BBQ is available on request too.
Traeth Porthoer is a National Trust beach just 1.5 miles from the door. It has a beachside café and access to the Wales Coast Path.
Up to two pets are welcome and the outdoor patio gives dogs space to relax outside while you take in the countryside views.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Tir Bach Iago by car, head onto the Ll?n Peninsula via the A487 and follow signs towards Aberdaron. The property sits near Aberdaron in Gwynedd, North Wales, with onsite parking available when you arrive.
The nearest railway station is Pwllheli, approximately 14 miles from the property. From Pwllheli you can take a taxi or hire a car to reach Tir Bach Iago the drive takes around 30 minutes along the peninsula.
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Postcode: LL53 8BT
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