ABERSOCH COTTAGES  Hafod y Nant

 
About
Hafod y Nant is a fully modernised 17th Century detached cottage for up to 6 guests, situated near the hamlet of Sarn, just 3 miles from Abersoch. It offers breathtaking views over open, green pastures towards Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island) reputedly the resting place of 20.000 saints, Hell's Mouth Beach, and the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula. To see a spectacular sunset over Bardsey Island is truly a magical and memorable experience. The cottage offers complete tranquility and privacy, and is only 300 yards along a public footpath to the unspoilt Hell's Mouth Bay, a stunning beach where surfers are often seen riding the waves and fishermen out for their catch of the day. For avid walkers, the Wales coastal path crosses the fields nearby easily accessible for you to take a stroll along the rugged and unspoilt coastline.

Property
Ground floor comprises of an open plan lounge with an open fireplace, tv, dvd, coffee table , 2 sofas, a reading area with table. The lounge leads to a bright and spacious kitchen with a dining table for 6 (and all modern appliances) leading to a back door and a useful WC. There is also a twin room on the ground floor, just off the lounge. Upstairs, there is a further twin room, a double bedroom, and a bathroom, with over bath shower, toilet and sink. The Lounge and all bedrooms have garden & open countryside views and the kitchen and garden offers stunning view of the sea and Ynys Enlli. An enclosed garden surrounds the property, ideal for kids to play safely and for you to enjoy your morning coffee at the patio table, taking in the marvellous views out to sea. Pets are allowed, we simply ask that they do not jump up on the beds and sofas.

Facilities
The property is very well equipped for all you need for a comfortable stay. Fully fitted kitchen with modern appliances such as washing machine, dish washer, microwave, etc.All linen, duvets and bath towels are provided. Baby cot and high chair available upon request. There are numerous books, maps and brochures on the surrounding area and games to keep you entertained. Central heating throughout and there are even electric blankets available to keep you warm during winter lets! Electricity is charged separately by meter reading.

Immediate vicinity:

Hafod y Nant is located in the small hamlet of Sarn, which is 2 miles from Abersoch. It is accessed along an undulating 1 mile-long farm track, so expect a few bumps and cattle along the way. The property sits adjacent to a working Welsh farm and we (the owners) are always on hand if you ever need assistance or advice with anything. Cilan mountain is a short drive/ walk away and from here you can marvel at the panoramic views of Hell's Mouth. On Lon Sarn Bach,there is a well stocked minimarket selling food and drinks and a further half a mile brings you to the very picturesque and popular seaside town of Abersoch.There are numerous beaches and coves to visit such as Porth Mawr and Porth Ceiriad.

Abersoch is widely recognized as the place to be seen on the Llŷn Peninsula , with footballers and celebrities fast cottoning on to this privileged corner of North Wales. It boasts great shops, restaurants, stunning scenery, clean and unspoilt sandy beaches, great sailing and absolutely breathtaking sunsets.

A walk into Abersoch from the property would take around 45 mins and here you will find a variety of chic boutiques, a small supermarket, bank, post office, delicious fish and chip shops, souvenir shops and a handful of good restaurants, few pubs, hotels and other amenities.
The vast sandy beach of Borth Mawr is stunning as is the quaint harbour

Pwllheli, which means 'salt water pool' is the unofficial capital of the Llŷn Peninsula. This busy up and coming market town is a mere 20 minutes car journey from Sarn and is bursting with character and a warm Welsh welcome!

Apart from the numerous independent shops, souvenir stores, supermarkets and restaurants, there are also interesting art galleries, antiques shops and curiosity stores dotted around town for you to explore. The narrow streets and coffee culture vibe gives this Welsh town a very continental feel. Pwllheli's south facing sandy beach stretches out for what seems like miles and has proudly been awarded the European Blue Flag Award.

At the picturesque seaside village of Aberdaron 10 miles west of Sarn, you can catch the ferry to Ynys Enlli (The Island of 20,000 Saints) from Porth Meudwy (weather permitting) or hire a private charter from Pwllheli. Ynys Enlli is a designated site of special scientific interest and as legend has it is the burial site of King Arthur. This remote, rugged and religious island has Abbey ruins, a lighthouse, bird observatory and a wide variety of flora & fauna. You may catch a glimpse of grey seals, bottlenose and Risso's Dolphins and porpoises. For more information visit www.enllicharter.co.uk.

Pwllheli Tourist Information Centre: - Located near Pwllheli's train station,where you can source further information about the surrounding area. Telephone: 01758 613000

Abersoch Tourist Information Centre: Located in the High Street. Telephone: 01758 712929

Llanbedrog Taxis: Telephone: 07812082223


Contact:

Mrs. Evans
Tel: 01758 712 702
Email:info@abersoch-cottages.co.uk

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