2 Bed | (1D) (2S) | Sleeps 4 + Cot

Within two minutes drive of Morfa Nefyn beach and golf course, this little cottage has been sympathetically refurbished and retains much of its original charm and character.  Within easy walking distance there is a children’s playing field, a village shop with traditional butcher, a bistro-style pub, and the nearby Woodlands Hall Hotel where you can wine and dine in the knowledge that the children are going to be kept entertained in a separate, dedicated play room, complete with a range of play equipment and soft ball areas.  At the rear there is a large enclosed garden with patio furniture and barbecue.  Accommodation comprises: lounge with TV, DVD player, electric fire etc. (option of a coal fire in winter months - no fuel supplied but readily available nearby); newly-fitted kitchen/diner with electric cooker, fridge, microwave, washing machine etc.; and a suntrap conservatory overlooking the garden.  Upstairs, there is a bathroom/toilet with overbath electric shower, and two bedrooms. Duvets provided - bed linen included in the rental.  Travel cot and stairgate available.  Electric convector heaters. Electricity by meter reading.  No pets.

3-night short breaks in price band D at £110. *Short breaks available by phone/email booking only.

Reference: 201219

EDERN: HISTORY

The following extract was taken from Samuel Lewis' fascinating, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales. Printed in 1849 it provides detailed topographical accounts of places, parishes and counties in Wales.
"EDERN (EDEYRN), a parish, in the union of Pwllheli, hundred of Dinllaen, county of Carnarvon, North Wales, 7 miles (W. N. W.) from Pwllheli; containing 624 inhabitants. This parish comprises 1360 acres. It is situated on the shore of Carnarvon Bay, and has an excellent harbour called Porth-Dinllaen, whence steamers and sailing vessels ply regularly to Liverpool with pigs, poultry, and eggs, bringing back coal for the supply of the neighbourhood. A new line of road from Capel Curig was made to this port early in the present century, by Mr. Madocks, with the view of its becoming the station for the Irish mail-packets; but Holyhead still retained the preference. That gentleman also greatly improved the pier at Porth-Dinllaen, the construction of which was commenced in the reign of George I., who gave £600 towards defraying the expense. Some further and more recent particulars of the port are given under the head of Nevin. The living is a discharged rectory, with the perpetual curacies of Pistill and Carngïwch annexed, rated in the king's books at £8. 5. 10.; present gross income, £362, with a glebe-house; patron, the Bishop of Bangor: the tithes of Edern have been commuted for a rent-charge of £175; and there is a glebe of five acres, valued at £10 per annum. The church, dedicated to St. Edeyrn, is a small edifice, displaying some features in the early style of English architecture, and is lighted by six windows, of which one at the east end consists of three lancet-shaped lights. At Groesfordd, a short distance from the village, is a place of worship for Calvinistic Methodists. A Church school was established in 1846, and there are two Sunday schools, both connected with the Calvinistic body."

EDERN TODAY:

SHOPS IN EDERN:
Siop Heulwen/Post Office
Arwyn Williams. Butcher and general stores. Tel: 01758 720227


NEAREST GARAGE WHICH DOES CAR REPAIRS:
EW&SE Pritchard. Tel: 01758 720219. In Morfa Nefyn, on the road which leads from the centre of the village to the beach.


NEAREST PETROL STATION:
EW&SE Pritchard Tel: 01758 720219 In Morfa Nefyn, on the Edern Road. Usually open until 6 pm and half days on Sundays.


NEAREST DOCTOR'S SURGERY:
Drs. Harris, Williams & Rhys. On St.David's Road in Nefyn - half way between Nefyn and Morfa Nefyn. Tel: 0844 650223 or 0844 815 1166


NEAREST HOSPITALS:
Bryn Beryl Hospital on the A499 some 2 miles out of Pwllheli. Minor injuries unit. Tel: 01758 701122
Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor. Main hospital for the area with full Accident and Emergency facilities. Tel: 01248 384384


NEAREST PHARMACY:
Fferyllwyr Llyn, in Nefyn, next to the Londis store. Tel. 01758 720214. Open Mon. to Fri. 8.30 am to 6pm, Saturday 8.30 until 4 pm, and Sunday 10 am until 2 pm.


NEAREST BANK/ATM MACHINE:
Midland Bank in Nefyn - by the mini-roundabout in the centre of Nefyn.
Free ATM outside Londis, Nefyn
Free ATM inside Ashley Hughes stationers, Nefyn

NEAREST POST OFFICE:
Edern Post Office, Stores & Off-licence. Tel:01758 720946/720580


PLACES TO EAT:
The Ship Inn/Y Llong. Former village pub now bistro/restaurant. No pre-booking available. Tel: 01758 720559
Woodlands Hall Hotel Orchard Bar/restaurant with a dedicated playroom for children of all ages. Tel: 01758 720425


NEAREST TAKE AWAYS:
Chip Shop in Morfa Nefyn - on the Pwllheli road.
Light Of bengal Indian Restaurant in Nefyn


TAXIS:
Morfa Nefyn Taxis: 01758 – 720985


CAR PARKING IN EDERN:
There is no car park in the village - on-street parking only.


NEAREST POLICE STATIONS:
Nefyn Police Station - part-time station on Ffordd Dewi Sant (the main Morfa Nefyn to Nefyn road).Next nearest is Pwllheli Police Station on Ala Road, Pwllheli. Tel: 01286 670160 Opening Hours Monday to Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00.


NEAREST INTERNET ACCESS POINTS:
Nefyn Library Free internet access. Open 2 pm to 6pm Monday and Thursday; 10am to 12 on Tuesday, and 4pm to 6pm on Friday.Next nearest Pwllheli Library, K2 Computers in Pwllheli (01758 613130)

NEAREST CINEMA:
Neuadd Dwyfor, Pwllheli. Tel: 01758 704088.


A DEFINITE "MUST DO" WHILST YOU'RE IN EDERN:
Walk to the hidden, deserted little cove of Bryn Gwydd.


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