Nestled in the coastal town of Pwllheli in North Wales, is this pretty, duplex apartment, Rothlea (Flat 1). Just paces away from the beach, cafes, bars and eateries, this one-bedroom apartment welcomes a family of four. Leave your vehicle in an unrestricted parking space and discover the Edwardian terrace, hosting your holiday home. This ground-floor apartment offers an open-plan living space, where you can unwind on the plush sofa and let the TV do the entertaining. Stepping through the property, there is a compact kitchen area with an electric oven and hob to prepare heart-warming meals, which can be enjoyed together at the dining table. Afterwards, the younger ones can head down to the lower ground floor to play a selection of games in the snug room whilst the adults chatter about the day over a glass of wine. After soaking up the sun on the beach, freshen up in the contemporary shower room whilst your towel keeps fluffy and warm on the heated rail. When sleep calls, the lower level floor hosts a well-presented family bedroom, with a king-size and a bunk bed, along with plenty of storage to house your belongings. In the morning, savour a cup of tea and home-cooked breakfast, courtesy of the kitchen appliances before heading out on foot to explore your surroundings. There are plenty of restaurants and bars to keep you entertained, and the scenery is breath-taking. Arvonia Fish and Chips is a great place to get a tasty meal, and Whitehall is a perfect place to enjoy a few drinks with friends. A short drive will lead you to the village of Abersoch, with its stunning Blue Flag beach and array of delicious restaurants and bars, Abersoch is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Soak up the stunning Welsh scenery and enjoy a refreshing drink or two in one of the area's charming pubs. Venture further afield to Criccieth for a day filled with fun, from exploring the Castell Criccieth to spending a day at the Traeth y Greigddu. There is also the Amgueddfa Lloyd George Museum, which is a great place to learn about the history of Wales. For a family getaway to the coast of Wales, choose Rothlea (Flat 1).

This bustling market town serves as the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula, one of Wales' most attractive areas, known for its stunning coastal walks, superb beaches, and golf courses. This classic seaside village has a wide range of stores, pubs, and restaurants, as well as a large marina that can accommodate 400 boats. The town has two beaches, one of which has been awarded the Blue Flag, and is known for its sailing and watersports. Criccieth, with its mediaeval castle, and Abersoch, a charming seaside town known for its magnificent beaches and watersports, are both close by.

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