Glasfryn Fawr is a 17th century farmhouse on the Glasfryn estate, well positioned for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and not far from Snowdonia. With lovely gardens and terrific countryside views across to the coast, it is a haven of tranquillity. Situated on the Glasfryn Estate, once the family home of Clough Williams-Ellis, the visionary architect behind the nearby village of Portmeirion, Glasfryn Fawr is an old farmhouse that is full of character. It features big inglenook fireplaces and a charming farmhouse kitchen, with extensive pretty gardens. Ground Floor Kitchen/Diner Open plan kitchen/diner. A well-equipped kitchen with a traditional Stanley range as well as an electric oven and hob. There is also a big dining table, a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave and all necessary utensils. Living Room A large, low-ceilinged sitting room, with a log burner at the heart of an old inglenook fireplace. Snug A cosy room with a log burner and piano. Bedroom 1 A double bed with an en-suite shower. First Floor Bedroom 1 Superking bed Bedroom 2 King size bed Bedroom 3 Twin bedroom Bedroom 4 A set of bunk beds, ideal for children or one adult Family Bathroom A spacious family bathroom with bath and shower over Outside There is a large garden with lovely views across the fields to the coast and a patio area with an outdoor dining table for alfresco dining. The Local Area Within walking distance of the house is Glasfryn Parc which offers a wide range of activities for all ages, including go-karting, wakeboarding, bowling and archery. The seaside town of Nefyn is just a short drive away with miles of golden sandy beaches and the famous Ty Coch pub.