Yr Hen Felin

Lon Goch, Edern, Pwlheli, Gwynedd, LL53 6JD
Telephone: 01758 720195
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Whatever the time of year it's easy to find something to fill your time on the Llyn, be it swimming, sailing, archery, quad biking, ten pin bowling, clay shooting, winter and summer walking, horse riding, sailing, golfing and visiting various places of historical interest. Carys & Paul warmly welcome their guests to share the comfort and charm of their 400-year-old former water mill. There are three bedrooms - one king size bedded room, one super king (can be split into twin beds) and a twin bedded room, all with en-suite facilities. For this guests are guaranteed a warm welcome and personal supervision by the owners. Directly next-door is the 'Studio' a semi self-contained unit with one double bed and two singles (can be converted into a super king), bathroom with bath and shower, TV. seating area and kitchen with table and chairs for dining. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal and the owners aim to make your stay as pleasant and memorable as possible. There is secure off road parking provided for up to five cars within the boundary.

Yr Hen Felin (The Old Mill) at EDERN is situated in a rural setting approximately six and a half miles from the old market town of Pwllheli on the northerly edge of the breathtaking area known as the Llyn Peninsula. Once you have visited the Llyn you will then begin to understand why it's been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The popular and pleasant beaches of Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn (it has a slipway for launching boats from it's beach) are nearby and the peaceful hamlet of Porthdinllaen, with a pub set right on the beach is only a leisurely stroll of a field and a half away. Nefyn's scenic, cliff-top golf course is in close proximity. There are ample good restaurants, pubs and teahouses in the area. Local attractions are numerous and varied, and if you enjoy walking, there are coastal, mountain and woodland walks, an excellent activity for both the summer and the winter. In the vicinity there are several sandy beaches and coves, LLyn is famous for it's family beaches and visitors every year enjoy sunbathing and swimming. Sailing, golf, fishing and pony trekking, are available locally.

The area offers a wide variety of attractions, including, briefly:- Nantgwrtheyrn (National Welsh Language Centre) Bardsey Island (National Trust) Caernarfon, Harlech and Cricieth Castles Portmeirion Village Ffestiniog, Welsh Highland and Snowdon Railways Llechwedd Slate Caverns Golf Courses Leisure Centre Award winning Marina at Pwllheli. "Siaradir Gymraeg yma hefyd Gwasanaeth â Phleser" Service with Pleasure

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