Family-oriented pleasant cottage with garden | Pets allowed

This delightful, semi-detached property sits on the northern coast of the Isle of Anglesey, within walking distance of the sea at Church Bay, a small cove boasting safe, sandy beach rock pools. Equipped to a pleasant standard, Ty Gwenyn offers a heart-warming abode for families looking to stay in this wonderful region of North Wales. Pop off your walking boots and step into the open-plan living space, featuring exposed beams and laminate flooring, here you can sit on the sofa and chat away to the designated chef, whilst they whip up a tasty treat in the kitchen. Serve the fruits of your labour at the dining table before popping on the dishwasher for a quick rinse! Through a wooden door lies a charming snug room, appointed with two plush sofas, a woodburning stove and a TV, providing the ultimate setup for movie nights. As you look to catch some rest, head upstairs and discover two well-presented bedrooms, including a double and twin both with wooden furnishings, whilst there is a single room situated downstairs. Awaken from a deep slumber with a rinse in the bathroom, providing choice of bath and shower over, before stepping outside to enjoy a coffee at the garden furniture. The village of Church Bay is home to the gorgeous sands of Porth Swtan, the welcoming pub of The Church Bay Inn and the renowned Lobster Pot! Be sure to take in the wonderful scenery, the Anglesey Coastal Path can be easily accessed or visit the NT's Plas Newydd mansion. Alternatively, if you're full of energy, venture up the 400 steps to reach the South Stack Lighthouse. Take a short drive to Beaumaris and explore the Castle and bustling high street, while the nearby port town of Holyhead with its marina is ideal for sailing enthusiasts! Enjoying a rural position in North Anglesey, a holiday at Ty Gwenyn is sure to be well-remembered. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the northern tip of Anglesey, Llanfechell is a tiny community that is 1.5 miles from Cemaes Bay. The nearby 12th-century Mechell Church, which has been expanded over the years and is said to be the location of St. Mechell's burial, is where the village derives its name. The area is well-liked by geologists and archaeologists because of the rock formations at Mechell Mountain and the numerous ancient monuments scattered around, some of which are said to be among the oldest in the world. The ancient Parys mountain copper mines, with their lunar-like landscape, are seven miles away. The village bar in Llanfechell offers traditional beers and a friendly atmosphere. The charming seaside community of Cemaes Bay is close by and has three bars, a few stores, a natural harbour that is protected, and a sandy beach that is perfect for family outings and safe swimming. The entire Isle of Anglesey is recognised for its miles of breathtaking and diverse coastline, which provides amazing options for walking and cycling as well as birdwatching, excellent watersports, fishing, and a variety of top-notch golf courses. On this lovely island, you can easily see Anglesey Sea Zoo and a number of National Trust homes and gardens. From neighbouring Holyhead, you can also take a day excursion to Dublin. a fantastic location with family-friendly amenities.