This three-bedroom sea-side cottage, 27 Llwyn Gwalch Estate, is tucked away down a no-through road in the coastal community of Morfa Nefyn in the stunning Llyn Peninsula.
The cottage is perfectly positioned, being one of only two cottages on the road with direct access through he garden to the beach road, with just a five minute walk to the stunning sands and calm clear waters of National Trust owned Porthdinllaen Beach.
This spacious and comfortable home has an enclosed and private garden, open fire, a well stocked kitchen, and adaptable sleeping options.
The cottage is perfect for all seasons, in summer months, the private south facing garden gets the sun all day, relax on one of the sun loungers on the terrace or dine alfresco on the large garden table that seats six.
In cooler months relax in front of the roaring real fire, turn on the smart TV, or read one of the books that line the shelves in the sitting room, perfect for a cosy night in.
Three roomy bedrooms, including a king-size and two twins, are located upstairs; a light and airy bathroom serves each of the bedrooms, two of which afford a sea-view and one a mountain view.
There are various options to eat and drink within a few minutes walk of the cottage; the Cliffs pub on Beach Road offers great food, a range of artisan gins, and amazing sea-views Caffi Porthdinllaen on Golf Road serves fresh local food with amazing pizza, ice-cream and coffee and of course there is the famous Ty Coch pub, which sits on the beach itself and was voted 3rd best beach bar in the world for its incredible beach and mountain views, the village is also very well served by a well-stocked Supermarket, garage and Fish & Chip shop amongst its options.
Morfa Nefyn is home to Nefyn Golf Club, one of the most spectacular cliff-top links courses in the UK, where every hole affords a sea-view, aside from the plentiful beaches in the area there are numerous hiking, biking, and walking routes close by, as are the quiet gardens of St. Cybi's Well.
Nefyn, a nearby seaside community which can be reached on foot over the cliff path, also has a golden stretch of sand where you may unwind before visiting the Forwrol Lln Maritime Museum for a guided tour.
Morfa Nefyn is very well positioned for accessing the popular family holiday spot Abersoch with its golden sands, many water-sports options and plentiful dining and shopping opportunities Plas Heli is yet another bustling location that frequently hosts sailing competitions and has on-site amenities.
When entering the county, visitors can stroll through Criccieth Castle's grounds, take in the expansive views of the coast from Iron Man Point, or explore the attractive gardens of Plas yn Rhiw, which are studded with fruit orchards and flowering planters.
Travel to explore Gwynedd with 27 Llwyn Gwalch as your base.
