A Charming Period former Coach House in a Magical Setting Within the Grounds of Iconic Plas Glyn y Weddw to lower Llanbedrog.
Set within the enchanting grounds of Plas Glyn y Weddw, this delightful three-bedroom semi-detached residence is steeped in history and character. Once a coach house serving the grand Victorian mansion, the property has been sympathetically converted into a charming two-storey home that now serves as a much-loved second home residence.
Nestled in a truly idyllic and unspoilt setting, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the peaceful beauty of Llanbedrog, just a short walk from Llanbedrog Beach and the scenic headland trails.
While the home would benefit from some remedial works, it offers a unique blend of traditional features and generous living space, making it a fantastic base for coastal living or a characterful holiday retreat.
Ground Floor
A slate-tiled entrance hall leads into a welcoming living room, complete with a multi-fuel stove and leaded light windows overlooking the communal garden. The layout flows into a ground floor bedroom, ideal for guests or flexible use. At the rear, the kitchen features slate flooring, fitted worktop cupboards, and a built-in shelved pantry. The extended dining room, with a skylight and double doors onto a paved patio, creates a light-filled space for family meals and entertaining.
First Floor
From the lower landing, steps lead to the family bathroom, while the upper landing serves two further bedrooms. The main bedroom enjoys a private dressing area and its own en suite bathroom.
Outdoor Space & Parking
To the rear is a paved courtyard, complete with an outside WC and store shed. A front patio and side gate provide additional access and usable outdoor space. Private parking is shared with two neighbouring properties, and the home enjoys use of well-kept communal front gardens framed by mature planting and trees.
Note : the communal garden only is in the process of being transferred to the three owners of the Cottages, the Plas will retain ownership of the path from the small gate to the Plas and the paths adjacent to the Plas.
A Historic Treasure in a Truly Special Location
Built in 1857 for Elizabeth Jones Parry, Plas Glyn y Weddw has an illustrious past, later becoming home to Cardiff entrepreneur Solomon Andrews. An art gallery was established on site in 1896 and the estate’s lush gardens and grounds were opened to the public. After narrowly avoiding dereliction, the property was saved by artist Gwyneth ap Thomas in 1979. A charitable trust was formed in the 1990s, and today the gallery thrives as a cultural gem, showcasing top artists from across the UK, alongside a renowned café redesigned by an award-winning architect.
This unique coach house combines rich heritage with natural beauty – a true hidden gem in the heart of Llanbedrog. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate its full charm and potential.
