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A beautiful, secluded and pristine bolthole for 6 in Nefyn with spectacular sea views and gardens.
Fron Olau has a secret feel, hidden on Mynydd Nefyn Mountain, down a narrow lane and wrapped in 8 acres of lush green with wide coast and countryside views. On a clear day you can see as far as the Wicklow Mountains.
Fron Olau has a secret feel, hidden on Mynydd Nefyn Mountain, down a narrow lane and wrapped in 8 acres of lush green with wide coast and countryside views. On a clear day you can see as far as the Wicklow Mountains.
Full Description
Those who adore beautifully executed renovations will be in their element here at this ancient Welsh Longhouse. The living room has bright interiors, plump sofas, a smart TV and huge views. Beautiful original artwork by the owner and the owner's family hang on the walls. Pop through the door to soak in the hot tub with views. A handy shower room is just next to it – perfect to get ready to use the hot tub.
The bedrooms are exquisite – a large double and a king bedroom have exceptional views of the coast. A handy walk-in shower bathroom is positioned perfectly between both rooms. A little further down is a twin room (can be pushed together as a super king to suit if guest wish).
The bespoke oak stairs to the mezzanine are a joy to tread. Hide away to work, rest or play up here.
Cooking for a gang will be a breeze-in the airy, smart kitchen with loads of gear and a Neff oven. Keep an eye on chef from the window seat with sea views and enjoy treats from the welcome hamper gifts.
Throw open the door when dusk falls, summon the tribe and sit for sociable suppers outside. Drink in the awesome views and scented gardens and perhaps a good local beer from Cwrw Llyn. The sunsets over the sea here are unparallelled. When it cools, warm up next to the wood stove and watch TV. Not that you will need heat as it is very snug with underfloor heating throughout.
Catch the sun, or shade, all day on comfy steamer chairs, or eat at the table outdoor gazing at those views. For a peaceful sheltered view, hide away in the sun room to read or stare out.
Wander the enchanted gardens enclosed by lovely stone walls, pathways and birdsong. The viewing deck is a joy -birdwatchers will be in heaven. The wildflower meadows and flora and fauna are just mesmerising. There are pockets of little spaces to appreciate the variety of species – the gunnera will wow you and the little pond.
The bedrooms are exquisite – a large double and a king bedroom have exceptional views of the coast. A handy walk-in shower bathroom is positioned perfectly between both rooms. A little further down is a twin room (can be pushed together as a super king to suit if guest wish).
The bespoke oak stairs to the mezzanine are a joy to tread. Hide away to work, rest or play up here.
Cooking for a gang will be a breeze-in the airy, smart kitchen with loads of gear and a Neff oven. Keep an eye on chef from the window seat with sea views and enjoy treats from the welcome hamper gifts.
Throw open the door when dusk falls, summon the tribe and sit for sociable suppers outside. Drink in the awesome views and scented gardens and perhaps a good local beer from Cwrw Llyn. The sunsets over the sea here are unparallelled. When it cools, warm up next to the wood stove and watch TV. Not that you will need heat as it is very snug with underfloor heating throughout.
Catch the sun, or shade, all day on comfy steamer chairs, or eat at the table outdoor gazing at those views. For a peaceful sheltered view, hide away in the sun room to read or stare out.
Wander the enchanted gardens enclosed by lovely stone walls, pathways and birdsong. The viewing deck is a joy -birdwatchers will be in heaven. The wildflower meadows and flora and fauna are just mesmerising. There are pockets of little spaces to appreciate the variety of species – the gunnera will wow you and the little pond.
Features
- Hot tub, pool or sauna Wood fired
- Ground floor living
- Sea View
- Close to beach (<1mile)
- Woodstove or Fireplace
- Summary Beautifully presented cottage for 6 with hot tub above Nefyn
- Dogs Up to 2 medium sized dogs allowed (£20 per dog per stay)
- Bedrooms 1 x King, 1 x Large double (the French bed is 5' wide and 6'long), 1 x twin
- Bathrooms 2 x shower rooms (shower, WC, basin)
- Kitchen Open plan kitchen and dining area. Kitchen with granite island and worktops, Neff induction hob and oven, wine cooler, coffee machine, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, External utility with washing machine. Smart TV.
- Reception rooms Sitting room with sofas and Smart TV (Sony Oled), French windows to hot tub area, views to sea
- Accessibility On one level but there are steps down fro the car parking area
- Outside Well kept large gardens on numerous levels. Patio, hot tub, viewing platform, summerhouse and wild flower meadows all set within 8 acres of grounds.
- Parking Parking for 2 or 3 vehicles on site
- Children High chair and travel cot available on request.
- Bikes No specific storage
- Wifi Yes, fast fibre
- Postcode LL53 6TW
- To note There are ponds in the garden so children and dogs should be supervised. Access is along a green lane which may be unsuitable for large vans. CCTV monitors the external access only.
- Utilities All utilities, linen and bath towels provided. Starter pack of logs provided.
Location
The Coastal path leads right by the front door. There is a special nook to watch the sunsets from up a slope at the back.
Nefyn is a beach paradise and Fron Olau is a short mile drive from golden sands and beach café. It’s a 20-minute stroll to Yr Heliwr a good community pub or Cwrw Llyn Brewery for local ale – in summer nip back before it gets dark for spectacular sunsets from the patio. Of course, a visit to Nefyn is not complete without heading for The Ty Coch Inn in Porthdinllaen near Morfa Nefyn. The coastal walk is dramatic and you can enjoy the views over the Irish Sea. Putt away at the famous Nefyn and District Golf Course. A perfect hidden place to dive into coastal life for seaside adventures or to linger and relax.
Nefyn is a beach paradise and Fron Olau is a short mile drive from golden sands and beach café. It’s a 20-minute stroll to Yr Heliwr a good community pub or Cwrw Llyn Brewery for local ale – in summer nip back before it gets dark for spectacular sunsets from the patio. Of course, a visit to Nefyn is not complete without heading for The Ty Coch Inn in Porthdinllaen near Morfa Nefyn. The coastal walk is dramatic and you can enjoy the views over the Irish Sea. Putt away at the famous Nefyn and District Golf Course. A perfect hidden place to dive into coastal life for seaside adventures or to linger and relax.
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6
Max Children:
5
Max Infants:
2
(Under two in a travel cot)
Note: Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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