Awelon is currently undergoing a major refurbishment and a large extension - when this work is completed (with any luck, the late spring) the house will be able to comfortably sleep 10 -12 plus 2 cots.

In addition to the current facilities, there will be an enormous master bedroom with full en suite bathroom (where the flat room used to be, for those of you who know the house) with huge windows overlooking the bay.

There will also be a second large living room with a cathedral ceiling at the back of the house, and a new boot room/ utility/ cloakroom. New pictures will appear here as the work progresses!

Luxury cliff-top cottage with exposed beams and stone walls surrounded by National Trust land in an area of outstanding natural beauty, situated between Abersoch and Aberdaron on the unspoilt Llŷn peninsula. This beautiful, recently restored and sympathetically modernised house, parts of which dates back to the 16th Century, standing in its own gardens of a third of an acre overlooking the 6 miles of sands of Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) - the  premier bay for surfing in North Wales.

The house itself comprises 4 bedrooms sleeping up to eight people plus cot, a large kitchen/diner with Aga like range, dishwasher and washer/dryer, a huge living room with an enormous log burning stove and french windows overlooking the bay, a beautifully appointed bathroom with power shower, with another separate shower room.

There are terraces at both the back and front of the house with wooden garden furniture to take in the breathtaking views across the sea stretching for over 40 miles to the Snowdonia mountain range and Cardigan Bay including Criccieth and Harlech.

From the escarpment behind the house you can see England, Scotland and Ireland  and as far as Strumble Head in South Wales. In the foreground there is the holy island of Bardsey, boat trips to which are a delight.

Within a short distance there are truly stunning bays and coves from Porth Oer (Whistling Sands), Porth Iago (a small smuggler's cove), Aberdaron with pubs and shops and a lovely beach, Abersoch with its marina and wealth of restaurants, and the market town of Pwllheli. There are two award winning links golf courses, as well as a range of water sports and of course the stunning countryside to walk (the house is on the Llŷn Coastal Path) and cycle through. The village of Portmerion, famous for the its pottery and television appearances is a half hour drive. The Village of Rhiw is the highest on the Llŷn peninsula and contains the National Trust manor house property of Plas yn Rhiw.

There are even Bronze Age standing stones and an Iron age fort! All of this is the most tranquil and peaceful surroundings imaginable, with views described in the national press as being in the top ten of the United Kingdom