Immediate vicinity:

The property is located near a small static caravan site and is accessed along a 100 yard private track. 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 village of Abersoch. A walk into Abersoch from the property would take around 45 mins and here you will find a variety of shops and 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. There are numerous beaches and coves to visit such as Hell's Mouth, and Porth Ceiriad. The up and coming market town of Pwllheli is a mere 20 minutes car journey from Hafod y Nant where you will find numerous shops, boutiques, restaurants, galleries, supermarkets, train station, marina, a vast beach, cinema, theatre and has a market day twice a week. The popular Wakestock music festival is held every year in LLanbedrog, near Pwllheli. Another popular picturesque village is Aberdaron, which is 10 miles west of Sarn. This is a popular seaside village in the spring and summer, with beach-goers, surfers and day trippers. From nearby Porth Meudwy you can catch the ferry to Ynys Enlli.

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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 chic boutiques, great 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 here you will find a variety of shops and 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 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.

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