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The Old Boat Store

Cottage & Vacation Rentals in Morfa Nefyn, Wales

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5 guests 2 bedrooms 1 bath From: €718 weekly

Holiday home
An incredibly attractive holiday home in a first-rate location for a coastal retreat, The Old Boat Store is a truly remarkable base for your family escape to North Wales. An all-ground-floor apartment within walking distance of Morfa Nefyn's beautiful beach, and boasting a tasteful nautical theme, this delightful abode is one you're sure to want to return to. Enter into the open-plan living space to discover all the fantastic amenities that the property has to offer; lounge on the plush leather sofa as the warmth of the electric fire fills the room and enjoy the splendid maritime decor, from the room's blue-striped armchairs to the remarkable art work on the walls. Sit around the dining table together to discuss the day's adventures or plan the next day's activities, whilst the chef of the group makes the most of the marvellous range of appliances and utensils in the kitchen area to prepare a family-favourite feast in no time. If you're seeking a quiet escape for yourself, take a seat in the reading area and delve into a good book for a couple of hours, or, for time together as a family, the Mediterranean-style garden makes a wonderful spot to enjoy a delicious barbecue as the sounds of the sea remind you of your wonderful location. At the end of each day, choose from two beautiful bedrooms in which to rest your head, the master 'captain's' room is home to a double bed, with blue hues and stylish decor adding to the maritime theme of the property, whilst the 'crew' room consists of both adult bunks and a single bed, perfect for those travelling with a little one. The local area of Morfa Nefyn boasts everything you could need for a self-catered stay; while away the hours with an indulgent lunch in one of the village's pubs, or pack up a picnic with some provisions from the local store and make your way down to the beach to spend an afternoon sandcastle building and sea splashing. Enjoy a game of golf at the local club with it's 26 hole championship layout, tranquil setting and sea views from every tee. Take a walk along the Llyn Coastal Path and marvel at the beauty of the sea from a different perspective, or amble along the beach to the Ty Coch Inn, voted one of the top ten beach bars in the world, where you can enjoy a coffee or refreshing drink. For a more challenging ramble, venture into Snowdonia National Park and conquer the peak of Mount Snowdon with views well-worth the climb. Alternatively, spend your time in the waters off Abersoch where you can find ample watersport opportunities such as surfing, sailing, body boarding and more! The Italianate village of Portmeirion also makes for a popular day out with its amazing architecture, award-winning restaurants, rustic ice cream parlour and headland walks, or choose to simply spend time relaxing in your superb holiday home. The Old Boat Store is the perfect place from which to explore the beauty of this idyllic part of Wales.

Accomodation Details
All-ground-floor accommodation. Two bedrooms: 1 x double and 1 x family room with adult bunk and single bed. Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC. Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area with electric fire. Garden with BBQ and garden furniture.

Area
Morfa Nefyn is a picturesque coastal village sitting amongst the beauty of the Llyn Peninsula in Wales. Boasting two miles of sandy beach, it makes a marvellous holiday destination, accompanied by its amenities including a village shop, café, two pubs and restaurants. Visit nearby Pwllheli or Abersoch, both popular with families for their watersporting opportunities, or take a trip to Snowdonia National Park for walking and cycling opportunities like no other, with its rewarding views being well-worth a ramble.

Region
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Amenities
Electric heating throughout and electric fire. Electric oven, grill and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD player, Bluetooth speaker, WiFi and a selection of books and DVDs. USB points in both bedrooms, kitchen and reading area. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and highchair available upon request. Off-road parking for two cars. Mediterranean-style gravelled garden with furniture and charcoal barbecue. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.1 miles. £250 good housekeeping bond

Garden
Near beach
Near golf
Parking
By the sea

Cooker
Baby Cot
Dishwasher
Fishing
Fishing available
Fridge
Garden
High chair
Kettle
Linen provided
Parking
Parking space
Towels provided
TV
Wifi
Near Pub

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Key Features

Garden
Near beach
Near golf
Parking
By the sea

Shelly757

September 2023

The Guest and family arrived very late in the middle of a storm which was not the best start to his holiday. We always go out of our way to make guests, especially with children,welcome. The weather during The guests stay was sadly very cold and wet so with the heating on and no windows open, this would possibly cause condensation. If the guest is a builder I would have expected him to understand that if it’s cold and wet outside and you have electric heating on full blast you need to ventilate by opening windows from time to time. We spoke to The guest on the second day and asked if everything was ok and if extra blankets or anything else was required. I put a tiny dehumidifier under all the beds and in the bathroom as a matter of course and it was not full as claimed. The apartment had not been freshly painted and did not smell of paint. In fact the guest sent me a text saying they were pleased with the apartment, “lovely clean and fresh”. We ourselves lived in the apartment full time for eighteen months and never encountered damp. The next time I heard from The guest was at 11.30pm Tuesday night complaining of damp and telling me about a hotel that he wanted us to contribute towards with a veiled threat at leaving a bad review. I immediately responded saying we would pop in and see him at 10am in the morning to which he agreed. When we arrived he had left the apartment. All homes by the sea have some issues and we do not let out our apartment over the winter months like many other locals. All I will add is that it took my husband and I the two days after The guest left to clean up after the disrespectful way his family left “The Old Boat Store”

CEF-J

February 2023

Mum and I have stayed at The Old Boat Store twice (July 2021 and 2022) and are booked in again this year, we've loved it so much. We've always been very sad and reluctant to leave on the last day. The location is perfect- just a short stroll down to the beach and close to a pub/restaurant. Inside is beautifully decorated and has everything you might need, and the lovely garden is a nice private space to enjoy the sun or to eat. The owners are upstairs so if there are any issues they are close to hand, and they met us with a warm welcome at the start of each stay.

scottrH2951CQ

April 2022

Very damp and wet bedrooms childrens pjs wet under pillows all clothes smelled damp and horrible floor wet through left four days in and headed for hotel would definitely never stay again nice place just very damp and no ventilation on windows ect manual do humidifier tray under bed owners fully aware of problem (hence why they don’t let it out in winter apparently!!!!!) ‍♂️

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