Experience a unique escape in the form of this stunning converted chapel with panoramic sea views. In a tranquil hillside location near the village of Rhiw, it’s perfect for families with a four-pawed pal who wish to explore the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.
This extraordinary getaway blends Grade I-listed church architecture with sleek, modern luxuries. The historic door opens into a dramatic entrance, with a font and memorial headstone, leading to the vast, open-plan kitchen/diner in which vaulted beams frame the high ceilings, and exposed-stone walls contrast with glossy cabinets and a sophisticated dining table and chairs. The superb kitchen includes a wine fridge and breakfast bar, and there is plenty of space for you to pop down Fido’s food bowl and bed. Enjoy the far-reaching sea views from the high-level window seats before heading upstairs to relax in the mezzanine lounge, overlooking the kitchen/diner. Here, the corner sofa (which can be a sofa bed if required) faces the TV screen on which you can catch up or stream your favourite films and programmes. In this fabulous space, there’s also a retro arcade-game machine. There are two super-king bedrooms, one on the ground floor with an impressive en-suite bath and shower room; the other on the first floor and having use of the luxury, ground-floor wet room. Outside, the operational churchyard has graves, seats and amazing views towards Porth Neigwl (Hell’s Mouth) Beach.
Explore the lower woodland (pup on a lead) of the National Trust’s Plas yn Rhiw, less than half a mile away, or see if you can spot dolphins from the coast path, 1.5 miles away. Surfers will be keen to try the renowned waves at Porth Neigwl (Hell''s Mouth) Beach. A 7.5-mile drive away, it’s dog friendly all year round and seldom gets busy.