A traditional Welsh seaside holiday awaits at Bwthyn Ar Y Bryn, a gorgeous stone cottage tucked away on a sloped road leading up to Echo Mountain, with stunning panoramic views of Nefyn town centre, offering a perfect getaway for a small family adventure.
This quaint property welcomes you with a spacious driveway before walking up three stone steps to the entrance, a tranquil hideaway for an unforgettable escape.
Enter the country-style kitchen/diner, boasting... Enter the country-style kitchen/diner, boasting original slate flooring and lovely décor, a nice space to throw together a delicious home-cooked evening meal with fantastic amenities including an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and a washing machine, Resting behind is a gorgeous family dining table to devour your food over a sociable bottle of wine.
After a fun day at the beach or adventurous walks, take a refreshing shower in the family bathroom or a soak in the 3/4 size tub.
Once you're settled down and comfortable in your pyjamas, make yourself a cup of tea and unwind in front of the toasty electric fire in the sitting room, lounging on one of the plush sofas as the TV entertains you for the evening.
Relish in the idyllic surroundings with your favourite book on the outdoor patio, accompanied by a new wooden table, benches, parasol and a charcoal barbecue for you to use on a warm day.
As soon as you step foot out the front door, witness the charming coastal town of Nefyn, where a short walk will take you over to a wide selection of shops, and places to eat and drink, as well as a famous golf course and the Llŷn Maritime Museum.
Stroll over to Traeth Nefyn beach, a stunning destination sheltered by the beautiful Nefyn Headland, perfect for a day out at the bay or exploring the Llŷn Coastal Path.
Venture over to Pwllheli, a thriving town where you can spend a summer's day sampling local Welsh ice-cream at one of the quaint parlours, buying presents cute gift shops, eating fish and chips along the marina or sipping on a pint of ale at the local pubs, you can also sunbathe on the prestigious European Blue Flag Award Pwllheli beach, boasting magical secret coves, enchanting castles and nearby villages such as Aberdaron, Abersoch and Llanbedro.
Outdoor adventurists will delight in the choice of walking trails, cycling opportunities and local wildlife within the picturesque Snowdonia National Park and Gwydir Forest Park, with the bustling coastal towns of Porthmadog and Portmeirion resting further afield.
Bwthyn Ar Y Bryn is a tranquil spot to enjoy the gorgeous Welsh coast among stunning landscape scenery.
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