A stunning Grade I-listed church perched on the Rhiw hillside with outstanding views of Porth Neigwl and a plethora of walking trails on the doorstep, this hidden gem is perfect for families with a dog who want to put modern life on hold. The church’s peace and tranquillity will be matched by the house and gardens at Plas Yn Rhiw, under 1 mile away, and this picturesque area can be explored further on the nearby Plas Yn Rhiw and Rhiw Village Walk. Water sports lovers can spend their days at the extensive Porth Neigwl beach 5 miles from the church.
The true splendour of this former church is evident the moment guests pass through the entrance hall, which contains the original font and a memorial headstone. The open-plan lounge and kitchen/diner sit beneath high ceilings supported by exposed wooden beams, the whole area bathed in natural light pouring in through large windows set in exposed stone walls. There is a variety of seating throughout, including a high-level window seat with views out to sea. The first of two king-size rooms is found on the ground floor and features an en-suite bathroom comprising a bath, walk-in shower and WC. Adjacent to this is a shower room with a walk-in shower and WC. An elegant mezzanine lounge surrounded by infinity glass sits upstairs, with a plethora of seating (including a large double sofa bed) arranged around a TV and a 1980s arcade game machine. A second king-size room, set over two levels and featuring exposed stone walls and a large window, is situated just off the
mezzanine.
A fully operational graveyard surrounds the property, a place for quiet reflection and views of the Llyn Peninsula beyond.