Plas Eirian

The villa

Framed by an avenue of beech trees and within five acres of flower - filled private gardens, Plas Eirian is a distinguished Georgian manor offering an exceptional self - catering escape on Wales’ celebrated Llŷn Peninsula. Sleeping up to 20 guests across ten en - suite bedrooms, this former boutique hotel invites families or friends to reconnect in graceful comfort.

Step inside this holiday home and discover a world of elegant living. The drawing room, with its open fire and grand piano sets the tone for evenings by the fire or pre - dinner drinks at the bar. A library lined with books and a Smart TV offers a quieter moment, while the dining room, with its ambient wine wall, leads seamlessly into a superb kitchen designed by a Michelin starred chef. Meticulously equipped for group dining, the kitchen includes a range cooker, ice cream machine and other multiple appliances, making entertaining both effortless and enjoyable.

Across the upper two floors and courtyard annexe, Plas Eirian features ten bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom (six of which feature walk - in showers). Bedrooms are attractively appointed, seven with double beds and three with twins (two of which can be joined with zip - and - lock mattresses).

Whether enjoying coffee in the courtyard beneath the wisteria - clad verandah, strolling through the bluebell woods in late spring or watching the autumn colours unfold in the acer garden, the grounds are a sanctuary of year - round beauty. Admire roses as you relax in the garden where long summer afternoons can drift by with a book in hand and the scent of lavender on the breeze.

Just a short drive from the coast and the coastal town of Pwllheli, Plas Eirian is perfectly positioned to explore the best of North West Wales. The unspoilt Llŷn Peninsula, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a haven for beach - lovers, walkers and wildlife watchers. From the Wales Coast Path and Blue Flag beaches to sailing, golf and clay shoots, the region is as rich in activities as it is in charm. Nearby, the dramatic peaks of Snowdonia, the romantic village of Portmeirion, Caernarfon Castle and the heritage railways offer unforgettable days out.

Whether gathering for a family getaway or seeking Welsh coastal calm, Plas Eirian offers a beautiful base for discovering the quiet magic of this truly glorious region.

In the green heart of the Llŷn Peninsula and just 3km from the seaside town of Pwllheli, Plas Eirian offers the perfect gateway to one of Wales’s most enchanting and unspoilt landscapes. Surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this location is ideal for exploring the coast, countryside and culture of North Wales. Guests can wander scenic clifftop paths, relax on award - winning beaches or enjoy the simple pleasure of watching the tide roll in across Cardigan Bay.

A short drive leads you into Pwllheli, a traditional coastal town brimming with character. Narrow streets host an array of independent shops and a lively open - air market held twice a week in summer. From quaint cafés and fish and chip shops to cosy pubs and seafront restaurants, the town offers a true taste of Welsh hospitality. The marina, with its 400 berths and international sailing events, adds a cosmopolitan twist to this historic harbour town, once a haven for smugglers and a hub of shipbuilding.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the famed Llŷn Coastal Path stretches along the dramatic shoreline, offering unforgettable walks and incredible views across sea and mountain. Pwllheli’s Blue Flag beaches, pebbly South Beach and sandy Glan y Môr, are ideal for family picnics or sandcastle - building. Golf lovers can head to one of the three courses on the peninsula, including Abersoch Golf Club just 12km away, while water sports, boat trips and wildlife spotting opportunities abound.

Venture further afield and you’ll find iconic North Wales attractions within easy reach. Scale majestic Mount Snowdon, ride the Ffestiniog steam train (28km) through verdant valleys or visit the unique village of Portmeirion (30km). Castle lovers will be spoilt for choice across the wider region, while the National Trust’s Bodnant Garden, less than 90 minutes away by car, offers a horticultural escape like no other.

Whether you're chasing adventures or craving natural beauty, Plas Eirian is perfectly placed to uncover the wild landscapes and rich heritage of coastal Wales.