Cottage in Wales
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this cottage rental
The Longhouse, which is part of a carefully renovated traditional Welsh "long house", is full of character and original features. It is perfect for families, with ample space to play in the beautiful gardens. It was rated as one of the top 30 UK holiday cottages by the Guardian in 2021.
Ground Floor
Kitchen
A traditional farmhouse kitchen, with a pine dining table, range oven, electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and a fridge/freezer.
Sitting Room
A spacious living room with an open fireplace and french doors leading out to the garden.
Bedroom 1
A large master bedroom with a feature double bed and fine furnishings.
Family Bathroom
With underfloor heating, a uniquely designed vanity unit and a bath with a hand-held shower
Wet Room
Shower room with underfloor heating.
First Floor
Bedroom 2 & 3
Two twin bedrooms, one of which has beds set low to the ground, while the other features higher brass beds.
Outside
The garden is designed for wildlife, with an abundance of wildflowers as well as lawns. Guests can stroke down through a meadow to the River Erch, with fishing permits available locally for wild brown trout.
The Local Area
Well situated on the Llyn Peninsula, it's just a short drive from the Longhouse to all of the main towns and attractions. The seaside town of Morfa Nefyn is 9 miles away and is ideal for a long beach walk, followed by a visit to the well-known Ty Coch Inn which is right on the beach. Further down the peninsula is the idyllic fishing village of Aberdaron, which is rich in history and legend and from where guests can take a boat over to the beautiful Bardsey island.
Ground Floor
Kitchen
A traditional farmhouse kitchen, with a pine dining table, range oven, electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and a fridge/freezer.
Sitting Room
A spacious living room with an open fireplace and french doors leading out to the garden.
Bedroom 1
A large master bedroom with a feature double bed and fine furnishings.
Family Bathroom
With underfloor heating, a uniquely designed vanity unit and a bath with a hand-held shower
Wet Room
Shower room with underfloor heating.
First Floor
Bedroom 2 & 3
Two twin bedrooms, one of which has beds set low to the ground, while the other features higher brass beds.
Outside
The garden is designed for wildlife, with an abundance of wildflowers as well as lawns. Guests can stroke down through a meadow to the River Erch, with fishing permits available locally for wild brown trout.
The Local Area
Well situated on the Llyn Peninsula, it's just a short drive from the Longhouse to all of the main towns and attractions. The seaside town of Morfa Nefyn is 9 miles away and is ideal for a long beach walk, followed by a visit to the well-known Ty Coch Inn which is right on the beach. Further down the peninsula is the idyllic fishing village of Aberdaron, which is rich in history and legend and from where guests can take a boat over to the beautiful Bardsey island.
Amenities at The Longhouse - sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Wales
Ratings and reviews
6.0 / 10.0Average·Sep 2025
The pictures I think were taken a while ago ...yes this is an old property but it desperately needs a makeover soon. It could be described as "cosy" due to the constantly running Rayburn in the kitchen, but that is accompanied by the slight smell of heating oil as well. There is plaster flaking off the walls and cobwebs and dust everywhere and the sofas in the sitting room have very definitely had their day. The cushions are collapsed and the "rustic" kilim covered large cushions are itchy, falling apart and covered in what looks like ginger dog hairs. If the owner is paying someone to clean the house then they need a refund because it's generally filthy and absolutely alive with those long legged alien looking spiders everywhere ... pretty underwhelmed with the house tbh ... I have lived in houses dating back to the 15th century and they are more difficult to keep clean I understand ... but this is something else ... oh and don't forget to take your own loo rolls as there wasn't a single one provided when we arrived ... I see one of the other cottages in the row is being renovated so maybe this will be nice again someday ... but throw out the sofas, get a new cleaner and sort out that makeover soon ... on the plus side the location is pretty good just outside Four Crosses (Y Ffor) so easy to get around from ...
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