Ty Coch
Five acres of wild beauty and your own private beach on the untamed Welsh coast.
- Sleeps 8
- 3
- 2
£2100-3510 per week
- Hot Tub Breaks
- Dog Friendly
- Eco-Friendly
- By The Sea
- Disabled Access
- Baby Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Rural Retreats
Highlights
- Five-acre private ‘nature reserve’ with ponds, stream and secluded beach.
- Wood-fired outdoor bath beside the stream.
- Beachside bathing hut with log-burner.
- Outdoor kitchen with pizza oven and barbecue.
- Campfires, picnic spots and a playhouse on the hill.
- Ultra low-carbon, powered by 100% renewable energy.
- Gently rewilded since 2009 - a true haven for wildlife.
- Peaceful, regenerative, and deeply relaxing - where children can run wild and grown-ups can relax and unwind.
You should know
- It’s wild and wonderful with streams, ponds, beach and livestock in the neighbouring fields, small children and bad dogs will need supervision, big children can go wild.
- There’s a generous supply of logs and charcoal for outdoor cooking and the wood-fired bath, but extra logs and charcoal are available during your stay.
- There’s an EV charger on site, we recharge at cost at the end of your stay.
Eco Credentials
Top Scoring
Repurposed / renovated building
Heat pumps / Heat recovery ventilation system
Biodiversity improvement actions
Learn moreEV charging point
Other Green Credentials
100% local produce in welcome pack
100% recycled toilet tissue, kitchen rolls, etc
Eco cleaning products
Eco toiletries
The Details
Ty Coch isn’t just a place to stay - it’s an adventure in itself. Set between sea and mountain on the wild side of the Llyn Peninsula, this coastal smallholding feels a world apart. You can swim, paddle, cook outdoors, build dens, light fires, camp under the stars, catch tiddlers or wild sea bass, play outdoor games, spot wildlife or just sit out and soak it up — all without getting in the car. What began as the rescue of a derelict farmstead has grown into a regenerative retreat where families can reconnect with nature, and with each other.
The Dairy (sleeps four) and The Barn (sleeps two + two) are comfortable, thoughtfully designed and well equipped with everything you need for your stay. Expect big tables for sociable meals, comfy sofas, soft natural textures and spectacular views from every window. Underfloor heating runs on 100% renewables keep things cosy and sustainable whatever the weather. There's both indoor and outdoor dining available at The Dairy, making meal times a breeze and the bedrooms on offer are both king size rooms that can be arranged as twins on request. The Barn offers its own snug and TV room for cosy evenings in and has a family room too.
Beyond the doors lie five acres of meadows, ponds and woodland, gently rewilded since 2009 and alive with birdsong. Follow the stream for a soak in the wood-fired bath, which is situated near The Mill, a spot which offers changing space for the bath and a hangout where you can unwind in peace. Or, take a wander down to your own private 200m beach for swimming, beachcombing and spectacular sunsets. At low tide, a wide sandbank appears — perfect for paddling, kayaking and wild play. As night falls, stars fill the sky, the firepit crackles, and the sea provides the soundtrack. There's also a bathing hut down on the beach with a log burner and picnic area. Guests can also make use of Y Gegin - an outdoor kitchen with a wood-fired pizza oven and charcoal BBQ grill.
A place to breathe deeply, live simply and remember what holidays are for.
Ty Coch is a paradise for outdoors enthusiasts, and the beautiful mediaeval church of St Beuno in the village of Clynnog Fawr is well worth the short walk. You're also well placed for easy access to Eryri National Park or Ynys Mon/Anglesey. For everything from sailing to Iron Age forts, coasteering to brilliant pubs, this is a great place to explore on a mini-break or extended stay. Menai Bridge has a beautiful eaterie called &Caws for all things cheese related including Fondue Fridays, Dylans restaurant and deli and Sospan & the Old Butchers, a Michelin starred restaurant - be sure to book well in advance. Alternatively Y Marram in Newborough has a delicious seasonal and locally sourced menu, all served in a marquee! If you make the trip to Beaumaris, The Bulls Head Inn serves great food and local bitter. Two Islands Ice cream in Abersoch and Poblado Coffee in Nantlle are both well worth a visit!
Features
Essential
- Baby Friendly
- Dog Friendly
- EV Charging Point
- Family Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Heating
- No Smoking
- Strictly No Single Night Stays
- Underfloor Heating
Living Spaces
- Games/Books
Bed/Bath
- Bath
- Cot
- Hairdryer
- Shower
- Towels (bath)
- Towels (beach)
Tech
- Netflix
- Satellite TV/Freeview
- Stereo music system
- Television
Outside
- BBQ
- Firepit
- Garden/Outdoor Space
- Outdoor Bath
- Pizza Oven
Also Available
- Chef for hire
- Cleaning service
£2100-3510 per week
Please note that the minimum stay for this property is 3 nights
Ty Coch is owned and managed by Julie Falkingham.
You can ask a question or make a booking request directly with Julie Falkingham.
