About this property
Charming period cottage on the secluded coast of the Llyn Peninsula, this property truly has the wow factor. A short walk from a private beach, and with views and footpaths that truly captivate, this is the cottage of your dreams.
Sea, sand and serenity – there's something enchanting about this place. Located in a tiny old Victorian village with a fascinating history, Nant Gwrtheyrn is one of Wales’ most tranquil spots. The perfect place to get away from it all, to take long walks by the beach and in the countryside, and enjoy the stillness and peace of this seaside village, you will not be disappointed in this period holiday cottage. Sleeping up to 6, this tastefully and simply decorated property lends itself to quiet contemplation and re-charging those batteries. Take a walk down to the private beach, have lunch in the on-site café, or have a day out in one of the nearby towns, villages or local attractions. This truly is a location you will never forget.
Size- sleeps up to 6.
Beds – two kings, two single (a double sofa bed is also available on request)
Rooms – ground floor –L-shaped open kitchen living and dining area, king-size bedroom with ensuite. First floor – king size bed, single bedroom, single bedroom, shower room, separate WC.
Kitchen and Utilities – electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave. Washing machine and tumble dryer available to use in separate building.
For families – security gate and highchair are available on request - please let us know at time of booking.
Outside – large communal lawn with plenty of outdoor seating, path to private beach. Perfect wedding venue
Parking – ample parking available.
General – heating and electricity included. Bed linen and towels provided. Wi-Fi available in the cottage, as well as the nearby café. Welcome pack available on request at a cost of £15 per person
Pets – no pets.
Notes – no smoking.
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (14)
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Mr Jenkins
The steep but well surfaced road is an interesting introduction to this remote and historical village and takes you away from the hustle and bustle of modern life into a peaceful world of relaxed existence which is so difficult to find these days.
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Mrs Ruth Kitchin
The accommodation was very basic, the bathrooms felt like we were in a hostel they were so basic. The accommodation was very tired and definitely not the 4* rating you gave it. The location was amazing. We have previously booked with original cottages so would consider booking with you again. You definitely need to check the properties before giving 4* ratings
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Mrs Helen Titley
Lovely location but getting to the beach was quite a struggle. Shame the cafe does not open earlier so guests could have breakfast. Small bits of maintenance required in cottage - upstairs toilet kept running and window in front, single bedroom wouldn't open but you should be proud of what has been achieved from ruins. Would love to see a map/model showing where the old road was and if any of your old photos could be overlayed onto current pictures to get a better sense of how it was and where