Lleyn Peninsula Self Catering cottage, Awelon, Botwnnog, sleeps 4

This modern chic bungalow near Rhiw, is well placed to explore the Llyn Peninsula. Lovely countryside views. Wifi, wood burning stove and garden.

Awelon is a bright holiday bungalow which has been designed to maximise the internal space. The bedrooms are at the front of the bungalow so that the open-plan living area can benefit from floor-to-ceiling windows which boast beautiful views and let in plenty of light. Sitting in peaceful countryside near Hell's Mouth on the Lleyn Peninsula, Awelon makes for a fab family holiday base for a break in North Wales.

The open plan living space is bright and so cheerful! Its large windows give you the sense of having the outdoors, indoors. The large corner sofa is squishy and comfy and there's a separate chair set around a TV with DVD player and woodburning stove. Next to the seating area is a small, but perfectly formed, dining area with enough seating for four people.

The modern kitchen has a gorgeous Belfast sink, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and Nespresso machine for that essential morning cuppa. There is a separate utility area through the bathroom housing the washer/dryer. The bedrooms are made up of a double room with king size bed, wardrobe and a patio door that leads directly to the front of the cottage.

There is a second, spacious twin room with wardrobe. The main bathroom is, in fact, a wet room with overhead waterfall shower head and separate handheld option. There is also a hand basin, loo and heated towel radiator.

At the back of Awelon there is a large garden with a sweet little sunhouse, furnished with comfy sofa and bean bag chairs perfect for relaxing in the sunshine! There is also off road parking for two cars. If you you want to explore the area, we?d recommend a trip to Aberdaron which has a sandy beach, shops and cafes. There is also a National Trust centre just next to the beach where you can learn about the history and wildlife of the Lleyn Peninsula.

Walkers can stroll along the coastal footpath to Porth Meudwy where you can catch a boat to Bardsey Island! You?re also a couple of miles from the sandy shores of Hells Mouth Beach (Porth Neigwl as the locals call it) - you really will be spoilt for choice!