About this property
Morfa Nefyn 1.5 miles. Tucked away within a countryside location, close to the picturesque village of Morfa Nefyn, is the endearing Maes Y Coed cottage. Situated within striking distance to the wonderful North Coast of the Llyn Peninsula, the Snowdonia National Park and the seaside resort of Pwhelli, this property is an idyllic base for family looking to explore the beauty of North Wales. Be welcomed into a contemporary-style dwelling, where you can truly unwind of an evening after a busy day exploring. The designated chef will be impressed with the amply equipped kitchen that awaits them, where you can prepare your meals before joining the family within the conservatory/dining room. Curl up with your loved ones on the L-shape sofa, which sits in front of the LCD TV, where you can catch up on your favourite TV shows with a well-deserved glass of wine. After a challenging hike up the many welsh mountains or a leisurely day at Pwllheli Beach you will be delighted to retire to one of the bedrooms, comprising of a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. From the conservatory, throw open the patio doors to enjoy your summer mornings within the wonderfully-kept garden area, where you can appreciate the stunning views towards Mynydd Nefyn. If you don’t feel like cooking one evening head to the award winning Ty Coch Inn, where you will find a superb menu with a welcoming atmosphere, situated a mere 6 minute drive away, as well as a shop within 2 miles for picking up your holiday necessities. Whilst here you can soak up the sun at the two-mile long beach or if you are visiting with a keen golfer, you will find a superb golf course close by with breath-taking sea views. Venture out to the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula, Pwllheli where you can stroll along the wonderful harbour before heading into town which is filled with traditional pubs, independent shops and a wealth of award-winning fish and chip shops. Make Maes Y Coed your retreat for a refreshing break with your loved ones.
Morfa Nefyn is a small coastal village on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula. Whilst here, you will find a beach, a Post Office, two pubs and a village shop with a café. The nearby coastline is filled with castles and coves, in addition to fishing, sailing and watersports which are all available. Close by is the Snowdonia National Park offering superb walks and wonderful family days out.
Accommodation
All ground-floor.
Two bedrooms.
1 x double with en suite shower.
1 x twin.
Family bathroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen/ dining room.
Sitting room.
Conservatory
Electric central heating.
Electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine, LCD TV and WiFi.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Lawn garden area.
2 well behaved dogs welcome - £25 per pet per stay - Not allowed in bedrooms or on soft furnishings.
Sorry no smoking.
Pub within a 20-minute walk and shop within 2 miles.
This property has a £200 Good House keeping Bond.
Reviews (23)
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Garry
Once we worked out how to put the radiators on, it was a warm, spacious and comfortable place, well equipped in the kitchen (although a wooden spoon and full-size cafetiere would have been useful). The niggles didn't affect us overly after the first night: - Internet access was slow (about 1Mbit/sec) and unreliable - we're used to it but many people won't be. - The louvres on the outside of the two bathroom extractor fans clattered in the wind so we had to tape them up overnight so my wife could actually get to sleep in the main bedroom. - The twins beds weren't particularly comfortable but apparently the double was better. - The heating wasn't on when we arrived and we couldn't figure it out until we eventually found the manual the next morning after a rather cold night. (We arrived late and wanted to go straight to bed.) - There were no general instructions for what to do with rubbish & recycling, when to put it out, etc (We did find a bin outside at the end of our stay, though.) A summary for using the heating would also have been useful. - It would have been helpful if the listing had said that the place was in Ceidio rather than Morfa Nefyn. (Yes, I know that you can look at the map but still ...)
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Carol
Enclosed side garden for the dogs to stretch their legs. Lovely views out of kitchen/side lounge window. Very comfy sofa and bed and it was in a nice and peaceful location. We had a really nice relaxing 3 night stay.
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Sophie
Friendly and helpful neighbours too. The cottage has lots of wonderful amenities such as towels, cooking equipment, dog bowls, ironing board, DVD player and games cupboard to name a few. It would have been lovely to have known about some of these in the information before arriving there and discovering them due to unnecessarily packing equipment that was at the house. However, the stay was lovely and the cottage is decorated beautifully. Thank you ever so much for a lovely stay