Nefyn 2.2 miles.
Lying outside the centre of the rural village of Boduan on the stunning Llyn Peninsula is this wondrous Grade II listed barn conversion, Nant Bach.
Offering four guests beautiful yet rustic accommodation for a peaceful stay in North Wales, Nant Bach is near to the coastal town of Nefyn, and is perfect for those seeking coastal walks, days on the beach and trips to the sailing centre of Pwllheli.
Set on the owner's charming smallholding and resting next to their large stone farmhouse, Nant Bach welcomes you straight into the traditional kitchen/diner, where oak units and quality appliances like the range cooker in here provide all you need for rustling up some delicious meals, with characterful painted brick and a stylish dining table to sit at, it's perfect for socialising over tasty food and drink.
Take a few steps up atop the original timber floor and discover a homely setting in the sitting room, with lovely furnishings resting beneath the exposed A-frame beams, including a sofa and a sofa bed, allowing two more guests a sleeping spot, you can wind down after a day of rambling by flicking on the Smart TV and lighting the woodburning stove.
From here you can step into the ground-floor bathroom where an antique roll-top bath awaits you for a relaxing soak, with a walk-in shower in here too and a vintage sink unit, along with a second door leading to the charming bunk room, great for children or friends rooming together.
To find the second bedroom, take around nine steps up from the kitchen/diner area and settle within this double bedroom, with quirky sloping ceilings and a deep-set window with views to the greenery outside, it's perfect for cosying up at the end of the day.
Take your canine companion out to your own private lawn to stretch their legs, with this beautiful country setting offering a peaceful escape.
Explore more of this lovely area by visiting the nearby town of Nefyn, situated atop sweeping cliffs looking out to the sea, you can find a host of shops, pubs and cafés here to enjoy, before heading down to the beautiful two-mile stretch of sandy beach to delight in sunbathing before the cute beach huts, taking a dip in the clear blue waters, or taking a stroll and soaking up the views of the distant three peaks of The Rival Mountains to the east.
Discover the often stormy relationship of the peninsula and the sea at the Llyn Maritime Museum, or head to Nefyn's famous golf course set on the headland with players comparing the course to that of playing on the deck of an aircraft carrier, not for the faint hearted!
Make trips to the lovely town of Pwllheli, the 'capital' of the peninsula, and a popular setting for sailing being home to a spectacular marina, one of the best in the UK, as well as a fantastic watersports centre so you can delight in some exciting adventures!
Sail to the waters of Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea, spotting amazing wildlife along the way on your coastal cruise including seals, seabirds and even dolphins!
Continue to explore this beautiful North Wales spot by embarking on coastal walks along the rugged shorelines and clifftops, as well as visiting more of the charming villages here, like the lovely and fashionable seaside resort of Abersoch, another popular sailing and watersports centre with pretty beaches and a sheltered harbour, you can find excellent bistros and eateries here, as well as opportunities for pony-trekking.
Along with Aberdaron and Bardsey Island, there's plenty to see on this delightful isle, along with the wonders of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and Anglesey within reach as well.
Spend a fun-filled escape at Nant Bach on the Llyn Peninsula.
