This is a National Trust property. It is a small manor house set in beautiful grounds with fantastic views out across Cardigan Bay. The house was largely built in the 16th century, though additions were made in the Georgian period. It was bought in about 1930, in very dilapidated condition, by three sisters, the Keatings, who restored it to the wonderful place it is today. In spite of its small size, it contains some outstanding furniture and china. The ornamental gardens contain much of interest as well: flowering trees, box hedges and numerous herbs.
I do not know how to set about describing the atmosphere which is a major part of its appeal. I only know that we have been many times and I hope we shall continue to do so.
One sad point is that at the time of writing, the lovely road up to the headland, Mynydd Penalfrynydd, and on to Aberdaron, is closed on account of a landslide.