A splendidly handsome Detached Period Hotel Premises situated in a prominent roadside position in the heart of the celebrated coastal resort village of Abersoch, located just a short walk from Abersoch’s main beach and its fine array of amenities and restaurants. The property has been exceptionally well-cared for by the present owners, offering clean, bright and contemporary accommodation whilst retaining its essential period features of high coved ceilings and roses’, a turned staircase and Minton tiled floor to the entrance hall. There are 7 guest bedrooms in total all with en-suite facilities, the entire 2nd floor being a guest suite offering a little extra (could be utilised as owners accommodation) whilst a further guest suite resides to the rear in a separate detached dwelling. Of note is that from the upper levels are sea views, including that of St Tudwal Island. Both reception rooms certainly have their own appeal, both fitted with open fireplaces (wood burning stove to the lounge). Externally, the garden grounds front and rear are purposely landscaped for minimal maintenance, with the rear courtyard providing a private space for relaxation, enjoying a southerly aspect. Private parking is provided too with space for 7 vehicles. The property comes fully uPVC double glazed and served by an oil fired central heating system. For a brief overview of the layout of the accommodation, please consult the floorplan. The wonderfully scenic village of Abersoch is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, positioned along the southern edge of the undoubtedly beautiful Llyn Peninsula with the advantage of having 2 fine sandy beaches as well as further beaches at Porth Neigwl and Porth Ceiriad. There are a choice of amenities, restaurants and eateries available within the village as well as an 18 hole golf course, excellent sailing/boating facilities and a summer calendar full of sailing events and concerts. Travelling north along the A499 some 8 miles, is the vibrant market town of Pwllheli with its renowned marina, beaches, shops and supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities. The Llyn Peninsula has a rich and varied history along with some of the best scenery you could wish for.