Located in the heart of Morfa Nefyn, Saerdy is a fabulous cosy three bedroom cottage near fantastic sandy beaches on the Llyn Peninsula. The building, formerly housing a carpenters workshop, sleeps six and is ideal for large families or groups of friends. Within a five minute walk from the beach, this property oozes charm and a coastal vibe that is well suited to its fabulous location. Located in the heart of Morfa Nefyn, a welcoming village on the Llyn Peninsula, Saerdy also has a wonderful outdoor space that can be enjoyed by guests. A private courtyard to the front of the property features a tiled patio area with outdoor benches and a table, along with additional bench seating to the other side of the front door. A pathway leading across a gravelled section of the courtyard leads to a decked area with a rustic covered seating area and BBQ space. Enclosed to the back and one side, the wooden panelling inside and tin roof provides a charming little covered entertainment area including an outdoor dining table and chairs. The perfect spot to fire up the BBQ on a summer evening, and enjoy some home cooked food along with some drinks. There's lots to explore near this cosy three bedroom cottage near fantastic sandy beaches. Centrally located on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula, there are plenty of facilities within walking distance including restaurants, pubs cafes and grocery shops. Nefyn, nearby, is also home to Cwrw Llyn, a fabulous local small batch brewery creating some fantastic beers, with a taproom featuring indoor and outdoor seating. It's only a short walk through the village from Saerdy to the fantastic Traeth Nefyn (Nefyn Beach), a stunning long expanse of golden sand beach on the popular Wales Coast Path, with mountain views to the north east including Yr Eifl. To the south west the beach stretches out towards the famous village of Porthdinllaen which is home to the Ty Coch Inn, a beachside pub which is rated one of the best beach bars in the world. Located on a spit of land jutting out to sea, the old fishing village of Porthdinllaen can be accessed via the beach or along a path running through the nearby golf course on the headland. It's a wonderful spot for a cold beer on the beach, and there are further coves to explore along the coastal path. Summer weekend evenings provide a real beach bar party vibe with DJ's playing out on the patio, alongside an outdoor bar. The Llyn Peninsula offers one of the most dramatic sections of coastline in Wales, that can be explored on foot or by car. Wild sandy beaches give way to dramatic headlands and cliffs. There are quiet areas to explore, and in contrast, vibrant resorts such as Abersoch with its beautiful beach, alongside a whole host of fabulous restaurants and bars. Families should make time to head over to Glasfryn Parc, located centrally on the peninsula and only a fifteen minute drive from the property. Glasfryn offers a whole host of activities including go karting, archery, crazy golf and a number of water based activities such as kayaking and Stand Up Paddle Boarding.