3 Bed | (1D) (2S) (1S) | Sleeps 5

Sympathetically and tastefully refurbished, this delightful former quarryman’s cottage enjoys unrivalled views of Nefyn Bay.  Ideal for walkers, or those seeking a quiet spot in which to unwind, there are several walks in the immediate area - “climb” up to the Iron Age fort at Tre’r Ceiri; walk down to the sea; or walk to Nantgwrtheyrn, where you can spend the day visiting the Heritage Centre and experience how the quarrymen used to live in 1910.  The less energetic can simply sit on the patio, and watch the glorious pink and gold skies as the sun sets over the bay.

Nicely appointed, the accommodation comprises: lounge with Freeview TV with DVD, radio/CD player, and a stone inglenook, with cast iron multi-fuel stove (some coal and logs provided); a very well-equipped kitchen/diner with cooker, microwave/oven, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, freezer etc.  From here a patio door leads to a very large double-glazed conservatory with blue tinted glass roof,  which opens out onto a patio area, and steps leading to the terraced garden with patio furniture and barbecue.  On the ground floor there is also a twin-bedded room, and a bathroom/toilet/shower.  Upstairs, under the eaves, there are two further bedrooms - a spacious bedroom with a king-size double, the other a landing bedroom with an assortment games and books.  All bed linen, electricity, and central heating included in rental. No pets. Parking.

Off-peak short breaks at £180.

Reference: 201279