Glynyweddw Estate, Llanbedrog, Gwynedd, LL53

A Beautifully Renovated former Coach House being one of Three Coach Houses within the historic grounds of Plas Glyn y Weddw.

Set within the timeless and tranquil grounds of Plas Glyn y Weddw, this tastefully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached residence exudes charm, quality, and thoughtful design. Once part of a trio of original coach houses, the property has been beautifully converted into stylish two-storey family accommodation, currently used as a second home.

Tucked away in an unspoilt setting, just a short walk from Llanbedrog’s sandy beach and the stunning headland walks, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy both coastal living and cultural heritage in one of the Lln Peninsula’s most sought-after locations.

Ground Floor
A welcoming entrance hall leads into a splendid living room featuring a corner fireplace with a cast iron multi-fuel burner, four double-glazed leaded light effect windows, and attractive wood-effect flooring with electric underfloor heating—creating a cosy and stylish space to relax. The kitchen and dining area is equally impressive, with granite worktop base cupboards with matching wall cupboards and integrated appliances. Built in Store cupboard with a rear door opening onto the enclosed courtyard, offering excellent outdoor space. Additional features include light oak architraves to all door frames.

First Floor
From the lower landing, steps lead to a luxurious shower room, fully tiled with a crisp white suite and a spacious walk-in shower. A short flight continues to the upper landing, complete with built-in linen cupboards, leading to the master bedroom with a fully tiled luxury en suite bathroom, featuring a wet room area and a unique porthole-style sculptured window to the side gable. Two further double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family or guests.

Outdoor Space & Parking
To the rear lies a generous enclosed courtyard, accessed via double wooden gates, offering space for boat or vehicular parking. The property enjoys private parking, shared with two adjoining homes and access to beautifully maintained communal gardens to the front.

Rich in Heritage.
Built in 1857 for Elizabeth Jones Parry, Plas Glyn y Weddw has long been a cultural landmark. It was later owned by Cardiff businessman Solomon Andrews, who opened an art gallery on the estate in 1896, drawing visitors to its glorious gardens. After a period of decline, the property was rescued in 1979 by the artist Gwyneth ap Thomas, and is now successfully operated by a Charitable trust. Today, it continues to flourish as a celebrated Art gallery and café, redesigned and re built in recent years by an award-winning architect.

This is a rare opportunity to own a part of Llanbedrog’s rich heritage, lovingly restored and ready to enjoy – whether as a peaceful full-time home or an exquisite coastal retreat. Viewings are warmly encouraged.

ARTICLE 4 DIRECTION – This stipulates that a property that is currently used for residential purposes (lived in as a permanent home) will need planning permission for use as either a second home or holiday let. If the property is an existing second home or mixed use (Second Home/holiday let) then planning for change of use is not required.