Family-oriented nice cottage with garden | Pets allowed

This delightful, single-storey cottage sits in several acres of countryside, on the outskirts of the village of Gaerwen, with views of Britannia Bridge. Cae Ffynnon is an ideal base for up to four guests and their canine companion looking to escape to North Wales and access the beauty of Anglesey along with the scenic splendour of the Snowdonia Mountain Range. Following a day of hiking, kick off your walking boots and retire to the open-plan living space, where you can keep warm by the electric fire and catch up on some television. Cross the threshold into the kitchen, amply equipped with all the essentials for home-cooking, including a handy washing machine so you won't have to pack your entire wardrobe! Enjoy a meal at the dining table or step outside and relish in alfresco dining from the patio area. The bedrooms are tastefully presented and set out as a double and twin. Completing the interior is the wet room, fit with a spacious walk-in shower, making this property wheelchair friendly. When you're ready to explore, head into the village of Gaerwen to find your local amenities, including a selection of convenience stores and a pub for refuelling. Anglesey's glorious coastal path and beaches can be easily found from Cae Ffynnon, plus the Menai Strait and Newborough Forest and beach are also within a short drive. Venture into the vibrant seaside town of Beaumaris and pick up a hearty portion of fish and chips whilst you wander the Victorian pier and medieval castle. Head into mainland Wales and access the Snowdonia National Park, a must for any outdoor enthusiast with mighty climbs across rugged terrain, or enjoy a day in the charming city of Bangor, which is roughly five miles away. Choose Cae Ffynnon for your next escape to Anglesey. This charming village is located in the northern Welsh island of Anglesey. Gaerwen has four welcoming village pubs, a Chinese takeout, a petrol station with a general store, and other services. This community is surrounded by well-known tourist destinations, which include stunning beaches scattered along the coast and breathtaking inland countryside. Three miles away is Llanfair PG, which is short for one of the world's longest place names. It has a few charming amenities and an interesting old train station. Both Beaumaris and Bangor, which are within 10 miles and located across the bridge in mainland Wales, promise wonderful days out thanks to their extensive amenities, beautiful architecture, and a variety of things to do that cater to all interests. From here, you may also get to the Snowdonia National Park, which is a haven for nature enthusiasts.