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Ty Cam

Aberdaron, North Wales
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Change Fri
Dogs welcome 2
5 star
Parking on site / nearby
Highchair available
Travel Cot available
Towels included
Family friendly
Luxury
Internet access
Working farm
Open fire / wood burner
Downstairs bedroom
Decorated for Christmas
Downstairs bathroom
Beach within easy reach
Complex
Country houses
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At a glance

  • Beautifully converted barn with many original features, close to the pretty seaside village of Aberdaron
  • A quiet, rural location, surrounded by rolling countryside with lovely views and a large garden
  • Stylish interior combines contemporary design with touches of country tradition

Property code: OC-TYCAM

This characterful property, sleeping six guests, is a wonderfully peaceful rural retreat, and less than 1.3 miles from the sea and sandy beaches of Aberdaron with its shops, restaurants and pubs. The characterful village was the last stopping place for medieval pilgrims before making what was then a perilous crossing to the holy island of Bardsey, 2 miles offshore. Modern-day pilgrims, along with holidaymakers, still make the journey to Bardsey, now a National Nature Reserve renowned for its wildlife. Trips run daily throughout March to September, from Porth Meudwy (1.7 miles) and take 20 minutes, subject to the weather. Once there, you are free to walk round the island, admire spectacular views and visit the lighthouse and chapel. For a beach with a difference, head to beautiful Porthor, known as the Whistling Sands for the noise made by particles of the golden sand as you walk across them. This secluded spot is also ideal for surfing and bodyboarding if conditions are right. Discover the fascinating history of Plas yn Rhiw (4.4 miles), a beautiful 17th -century manor house. Managed by the National Trust, it is set in beautiful gardens, with magnificent views across Cardigan Bay.

A winding path leads to the front door of this rural hideaway, which has lovely countryside views from every room. A spacious entrance hall leads to the striking open-plan living room, with fine oak floors, exposed beams on the vaulted ceiling and a striking stone feature wall housing a wood burner. Comfortable sofas, with cushions in rich colours and a sumptuous easy chair provide a cosy place to relax and watch the Smart TV/DVD. A sturdy oak coffee table, pictures and plants enhance the appeal of this lovely room, filled with light from dual aspect windows and a large Velux window. One step down leads to a sleek contemporary kitchen beneath a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Wooden worktops and a co-ordinating dining table with bench seating are another stylish touch and there is a TV to watch while you eat. There are three bedrooms: a twin and two doubles, both with exposed beams and a TV. The stylish master bedroom boasts an oak-framed king bed and cosy tub chair, while the other double has an elegant divan bed. The pretty twin bedroom has pine framed beds. A country-style family bathroom has a bath with a shower attachment and there is a shower room.

Outside, a garden with lawn to the front and lovely country views has a patio area with an outdoor table, benches and built-in BBQ. A second small patio has a bistro-style table and chairs.

  • 3 bedrooms - 1 king 1 double, 1 twin
  • 2 bathrooms - 1 with hand-held shower over the bath and WC, 1 wet room with shower and WC
  • Integrated cooker, larder-style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine
  • Travel cot and highchair available on request
  • Wood burner
  • 1 SkyTV/DVD, 3 TVs
  • Please bring your own beach towels
  • Patio with garden furniture, benches and built in BBQ, set in a large garden with lawn
  • Private parking for 3 vehicles or boats
  • Bike and boat storage
  • Guests are welcome to explore the grounds but please be aware that the barn is located on a working farm where there are animals and machinery. There is also a stream which runs across a field
  • Shop, pub, beach, 1.3 miles
  • This property will be decorated for Christmas
  • Arrival: 16:00 onwards
  • Departure: before 10:00
  • 2 dogs allowed. Additional charges may apply

Charlotte Clavin

This property is personally managed by Charlotte.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 8 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Linda 8th June 2026

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Excellent cottage in peaceful location, with superb hosts. Food truck open a couple of evenings a week, can recommend the burgers. We enjoyed our holiday.

Reviewed by Sue 23rd March 2026

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Really lovely cottage, very cosy, south facing so outside areas have sun all day. Enclosed garden for dog. Fantastic base to access fabulous beaches - Aberdaron Bay and Whistling Sands are walkiing distance.

Reviewed by Anthony 22nd June 2025

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Excellent cottage , sensitively converted with a nod to it history , very comfortable . Unique situation , we enjoyed exploring the area , our prime reason for visiting Aberdaron was the annual RS Thomas Festival so the cottage was ideally placed for that . Son and Wife loved it too .Hope to return .

Reviewed by Susan 7th June 2025

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Cottage is beautiful. Idyllic location, excellent views, very quiet and off the beaten track. Owners are very helpful but not intrusive - there if you need them.

Reviewed by Eiluned 21st May 2025

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This was a fabulous barn conversion to stay in. It was very clean, comfortable, well equipped and with everything we needed for our stay. One of our favourite parts was outside with the beautiful views and tranquil seclusion. We had some great food from Cegin cae [Field cafe] thank you Denise. As a family we have been visiting the Aberdaron area alRead moremost every year for 30 years, it never fails to restore our sense of rest and relaxation, so much to do as fans of swimming, walking, beach combing and sitting looking at the views. Thank you Denise and Ian, we hope to see you again. Hide

Reviewed by Fiona 12th May 2025

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We loved Ty Cam. The owners made us feel very welcome but never intruded. The location is close to the owners house but feels very secluded and private with beautiful farmland views. It is well situated to walk to Aberdaron or drive elsewhere easily and the area is truly beautiful with lots of great beaches and walks in easy reach. The design of thRead moree cottage has been well considered. It is a traditional stone build so not huge but characterful, thoughtfully converted, very cosy, yet modern. We had 6 adults a baby and a dog and were comfortable. The outside space is lovely. We were lucky with the weather but will book again. We would recommend this without hesitation. Thank you for a lovely stay Hide

Reviewed by Carol 26th April 2025

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Lovely cottage enjoyed our stay and the garden was great to sit in

Reviewed by Steven 28th December 2024

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Lovely cottage, very cosy and remote. Easy access to plenty of nice hikes.

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Farm Holidays is a trading name of The Travel Chapter Limited | The Travel Chapter Limited is registered in England and Wales. | Registered office Travel Chapter House, Gammaton Road, Bideford, EX39 4DF. Company No. 02431506 | VAT reg: 143053210.