About this property
A stone-built, semi-detached former mariner's cottage, situated just minutes away from the centre of the seaside village of Nefyn, 7 miles from Pwllheli. Quietly nestling on the north coast of the lovely Llyn Peninsula and boasting a wealth of character, including exposed beams, stone walls and an impressive fireplace, this delightful cottage offers comfortable, cosy accommodation with three charming bedrooms and a pretty garden, ideal for dining alfresco. Just a 15 minute walk from the cottage leads to the nearby large, sandy beach, whilst the remaining area is an absolute haven for mountain and coastal walks. With watersports and golfing available close by, as well as the nearby Glasfryn Parc activity centre, offering go karting, quads, archery, fishing, bowling and much more, this great property has plenty to offer all the family.
Set atop sweeping cliffs on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula, the pretty coastal town of Nefyn also features a glorious two mile stretch of sandy beach which makes it an excellent location for a family holiday. With a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, this lovely little coastal village has everything you could possibly need for a quiet, relaxing vacation. Nearby are the towns of Pwllheli and Abersoch which also offer a number of amenities and make excellent spots for days trips. Further down the coast visitors can find a variety of castles and coves and numerous facilities for sailing and water sports. Just 25 miles away is the Snowdonia National Park, which offers a wide array of walks through beautiful countryside, as well as excellent bird-watching opportunities.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Three bedrooms: 1 x second floor double which is accessed via a spiral staircase, 1 x twin, 1 x 2' 6" children's bunks.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen with a breakfast bar.
Utility.
Dining conservatory for 6 people with access to garden.
Sitting room with woodburner.
Electric radiator and wood burner in lounge.
Electricity included in the rent also starter pack for woodburner.
Electric heater in kitchen and conservatory.
Electric towel rail in bathroom.
Individually controlled electric radiators in all bedrooms.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, slow cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, Washing machine, tumble drier and additional fridge for drinks (if required) in utility.
Smart TV, DVD, Wifi & bluetooth speaker.
Large selection of DVD's and games suitable for all ages.
Bed linen, bathroom hand towel & kitchen tea towel inc in rent, bath towels are not inc in the rent.
Travel cot, highchair, and baby gate.
Bed rail also available for younger children if required Off road parking for 1 car.
additional free parking in public car park 100 metres away.
Enclosed lawned garden with patio area, garden furniture and BBQ area.
Windbreaks ,beach games and toys available.
Sorry no pets & no smoking Shops and pub 5 minutes walk away.
New micro brewery 10 minutes walk away.
Please note - The double bedroom is accessed via a spiral staircase.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (47)
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Wayne
We were more than happy with our stay, the cottage was clean and tidy and the owners had provided just about every thing needed (except bath towels...bring your own!). Fully decorated for Christmas, a welcome hamper was a big surprise! The cottage has everything required for a relaxing stay; all the usual kitchen & bathroom equipment, toys, games, DVDs, wifi (although a bit slow) and much more. Parking, there is off road parking & I did manage to park my VW T5 SWB camper Van on the drive...but I don't think it would be possible with a longer vehicle....there is a free public car park a tiny walk away.
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Linda
Everything you need was there even bird food. Sat in conservatory and watched the birds lovely cottage.
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Michael
Absolutely everything you needed was there together with a welcome pack including milk and wine! It was warm and comfortable and everything worked as it should (shower, oven, washer, tv etc etc). We walked almost everywhere; there is a hotel restaurant nearby which served delicious meals and a local pub (in which the only language you hear, understandably, is Welsh apart from your own English and the replies). A pint was only £3.80 too! The BrynCynan up near the roundabout was equally good and they do excellent deals (Friday we unexpectedly got 2-4-1 pizza!). The local shops are very expensive so take essentials yourself if you can. We booked in advance for an afternoon tea at Cafe Ni which was excellent. Pwllheli is 15â away on the bus £3.50 return and there are most of the usual shops to be found. I wouldnât hesitate to Recommend Dolfor to anyone. We loved it.