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THE PERFECT LUXURY LODGE PARK

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Y Noddfa
The perfect place to appreciate the peaceful and picturesque experience that is the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales. And what better way to enjoy an escape from the daily humdrum of life than investing in a luxury lodge at this exclusive purpose-built development? Set amongst a delightful woodland glade, this carefully planned park occupies beautiful rolling countryside with tranquil views of the surrounding area Y Noddfa has the rural charm of a traditional village, yet enjoys plenty of modern facilities such as an outdoor swimming pool & jacuzzi, tennis courts, multi-surface play area and its own gymnasium.

Lodges

Y Noddfa has a real up-market persona and this is elaborated by only having a limited number of properties, making the park even more exclusive. Many of our lodges have been inspired by the New England style of subtle colours and warm timber effects that are exemplified by the autumn shades in one of the most desirable areas of North America. Constructed to the highest of standards, these buildings are surprisingly airy and spacious, with high ceilings and distinctive windows set in high apexed gable walls. Though naturally warm in the summer, all accommodation is centrally heated for the cooler off-peak periods of the 10 1/2 month season. Kitchens are fully fitted with dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer, bathrooms are luxuriously appointed with high quality sanitary ware, and bedrooms & lounge areas feature fitted furniture as well as audio visual & wi-fi options. Each luxury lodge is individually designed to be a true home- from-home, complemented by comfortably appointed designer soft furnishings for contemporary style and feel

Activities

Set amongst 60-acres of beautiful wooded countryside, with green fields nestling amongst forests of oak, willow and pine, it?s hard to believe that Y Noddfa is just four miles from the bustling town of Pwllheli. Here is a seaside resort that boasts activities to suit just about everybody?s tastes. Enjoy a gentle early morning stroll along sandy, blue flag beaches that reach out either side of an almost landlocked harbour, or perhaps a relaxed shopping session around the canopied Victorian shops set back from the seafront. For heritage enthusiasts, the historic castle at nearby Criccieth is worth a visit, particularly to take in the splendid views across Tremadog Bay. Pwllheli, together with nearby Abersoch, ranks amongst the top sailing venues in the country. It also has an enviable reputation for having one of the best marinas in Wales ? a new development that includes berths with 24-hour access
for over 400 boats. In fact, Y Noddfa itself has secure storage for boats, making the short trip to the coast an easy way to idle away a few hours sailing, fishing or just messing about on the water. For golfers, there is also the famous Morfa Nefyn Links Course less than 10-minutes drive. For keen anglers there?s the extra appeal of 2.5 acres of fishing lakes within the complex, fed by their own stream which meanders through the park. Whether it?s walking, sightseeing, touring or simply relaxing in the sun - Y Noddfa is the perfect place from which to explore this delightful part of the country.

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