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The host of this property is a Diamond badge holder and has been listed with Cottagegems.com for more than 10 years.
Discover Fron Olau, a luxurious traditional Welsh Long Cottage in Gwynedd, offering panoramic sea and mountain views, a bespoke chef's kitchen, and a wood-fired hot tub. Set on 8 acres with a serene garden, it's steps from the Coastal Path and near Blue Flag beaches, Nefyn Golf Course, and Ty Coch Inn. Ideal for luxury breaks on the Llyn Peninsula.
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Luxurious Living Spaces and Modern Amenities
Fron Olau offers a single-storey luxury cottage experience with a beautifully designed kitchen/diner featuring top-quality Neff equipment, an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Smart TV, and a woodburning stove. The sitting room, boasting access to a wood-fired hot tub and a wall-mounted Sony Oled TV, provides comfort and panoramic views. An external utility room with a washing machine and two stylish shower rooms add convenience. This pet-free and smoke-free property ensures a restful stay with WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen, and towels included.
Charming Bedrooms and Breathtaking Views
With three exquisite bedrooms, including a king-size, a double, and a twin, this luxury cottage caters to family and friends. The property is set amidst eight acres of grounds, offering breathtaking sea and mountain views from every window. The stunning mezzanine is perfect for relaxation or work, while the bespoke kitchen is a chef's dream. The panoramic views of the Isle of Anglesey and the distant Wicklow Mountains in Ireland provide an idyllic backdrop.
Explore the Natural Beauty of the Llyn Peninsula
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Fron Olau offers easy access to the Coastal Path and nearby Blue Flag Award beaches. Guests can explore the serene "The Dell" garden, adorned with rare flowers and a wildflower meadow. The renowned Nefyn Golf Course, horse riding, windsurfing, and paddle boarding opportunities are within reach, while the famous Ty Coch Inn offers a delightful culinary experience with breathtaking views.
Unwind in Style at Fron Olau
After a day of adventure, guests can relax in the wood-fired hot tub, enjoying the tranquil surroundings of Fron Olau. This luxury cottage offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, luxury amenities, and peace, creating lasting memories for all who visit. Fron Olau is a true gem on the Llyn Peninsula, inviting guests to return year after year for an unparalleled retreat.
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Dogs welcome - up to 1 dogsGarden & Outdoors:
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No accessible features.
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No additional cleaning fees.
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No bed linen fees.
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Hosted by
Sykes Cottages,
Professional Host/Business.
Contact: Sykes Cottages
01244 500 540
Things to do nearby:
Cycling and walking.
Attractions Nearby:
Nant Gwrtheyrn, Llyn Peninsula National Landscape, Criccieth Castle, Dinas Dinlle Beach, Llanddwyn Island, Welsh Highland Railway, Gypsy Wood Park, The Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, Plas Brondanw Gardens, Caernarfon Castle, Portmeirion Gardens, Portmeirion Village, Ffestiniog Railway, Harlech Castle, Beddgelert.
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Nestled on the stunning Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd, Morfa Nefyn offers an idyllic setting for a luxury cottage holiday. This charming seaside village is celebrated for its pristine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a perfect retreat for those looking to unwind. The village itself boasts a tranquil atmosphere, with a selection of quaint shops and cozy eateries offering local Welsh delicacies. Visitors can enjoy walks along the coastal paths that reveal breathtaking vistas of Cardigan Bay and the distant outline of the Snowdonia mountains. The nearby Nefyn Golf Club, with its challenging course set against the dramatic coastline, provides an exceptional experience for golfing enthusiasts.
Read moreWithin a five-mile radius, the area offers a variety of attractions to suit diverse interests. Just a short distance away, the historic Llŷn Maritime Museum in Nefyn offers a glimpse into the local maritime heritage. For outdoor enthusiasts, the region is a haven for water sports, with opportunities for sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding readily available. The nearby Porthdinllaen Beach, a National Trust site, is perfect for leisurely strolls, and the adjacent headland offers panoramic views that are truly spectacular.
For those who wish to explore further afield, a multitude of attractions can be reached within an hour's drive. The bustling town of Caernarfon, with its iconic medieval castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a rich tapestry of history and culture. The picturesque village of Abersoch brings a cosmopolitan vibe with its fashion boutiques and vibrant marina, while the dramatic landscapes of Snowdonia National Park offer hiking trails that cater to both novice walkers and seasoned mountaineers. For a classic seaside experience, the charming town of Criccieth, with its beautiful beach and Edwardian architecture, provides a delightful day out, making Morfa Nefyn a perfect base for exploring the best of North Wales.
More about luxury holidays in Gwynedd
Gwynedd is a magical county that is home to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. In fact, a huge percentage of the county is covered by this wonderful National Park including majestic mountains, peaceful valleys, stunning flowing rivers and magical, fairytale castles and forests. You can also discover superb sandy beaches and fun filled coastal resorts. The county is also home to an abundance of culture and heritage, founded over two millennia ago. As the home of the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd can easily boast some of the most outstanding scenery in the UK, making this county the perfect retreat from modern life and the hustle and bustle of city living. For visitors looking to enjoy some sightseeing there is plenty to keep you busy from Caernarfon Castle to Greenwood Forest Park and the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. There are also a few railways to enjoy on a family day out taking in the sights and exploring the area. On the other hand if you would prefer to explore this magnificent county from the great outdoors, there is a huge collection of activities for visitors to enjoy. Try something new and exhilarating such as rock climbing, paintballing, White water rafting or a high ropes course.There are also fantastic opportunities to enjoy walking, trekking, cycling, horse riding, sailing, coasteering and much more. As Gwynedd boasts such a variety of landscape from mountains to countryside to coast, the county is the perfect place for producing fresh and delicious produce. Experience these wonderful foods at a local restaurant, pub or café whilst on your stay in Gwynedd. Looking for the ultimate romantic get away, why not search Luxury romantic self-catering in Wales.
