Anglesey cottage holiday Red Wharf Bay set on wide sandy estuary, Anglesey, Wales.

Accommodation Details:

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6, 1 double, 1 twin plus 2 folding beds. Bathroom large and spacious with full suite, separate shower.

Cloakroom with washbasin and toilet, all on ground floor.

Kitchen electric cooker, microwave, fridge, small freezer, washing machine.

Dining Room/Snug two armchairs. Pine refectory table and chairs. Welsh dresser. Lovely views.

Lounge inglenook fireplace, woodburning stove, three piece suite, tv.

Fuel woodburning stove and electric heaters all inclusive May to September, outside these dates £20 per week.

Grounds medium sized with terrace patio and lawn overlooking bay, barbecue, garden furniture. Low sea wall, (care with small children).

Parking for 3 cars.

Welcome FREE: 1 Dog

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About this cottage:

• This small Welsh cottage, extended some years ago, has a warm cosy sitting room with inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove, and views of the peaceful bay.
• Spacious dining room with high ceilings, large refectory table and antique chairs.
• The light and airy bedrooms are comfortably furnished and have lovely views.
• At high tide the water laps gently to within yards of this cottage on the shore, extending out across the marshes and mudflats for nearly 2 miles at low tide - a truly magical place and home to many sea birds - a great place for ornithologists!

• Approached via a shingle track along the foreshore, this beautiful cottage on the shore is in a unique setting on the finest bay of Anglesey's 125 miles of coastline, sheltered from the prevailing westerly wind by the surrounding hillsides.

• Wander around the bay to the historic Ship Inn - good food and real ale in a fabulous location.
• Moelfre, a picturesque seaside port within a short drive has a beach, a working lifeboat (an open day every August) and fine views of Snowdonia.

• An elegant historic town on the Menai Strait dominated by Edward I's magnificent castle. There is a Victorian pier, gaol and courthouse too as well as an excellent range of shops, cafes, restaurants and pub.

• Menai Suspension Bridge built & completed by Thomas Telford in 1826 was the world's first major iron suspension bridge. It spans the trecherous Menai Srait between Anglesey and mainland Wales.
• Do visit the fascinating and fine example of a Jacobean court house and Victorian Gaol in Beaumaris.

• 2 to 4 hour trips in an area of outstanding beauty to see marine wild life. Remember your camera and binoculas.
• Beics Menai Cycles - Bicycle hire at Aberffraw leave your car behind and enjoy the countryside at a slower pace.

• Oriel Kyffin Williams exhibits the work of celebrated Welsh artist who was influenced by rural Welsh characters and their way of life.

• Anglesey offers a choice of golfing venues including St Deiniol, Treborth, Llanfairfechan, Henllys, Bull Bay and the Anglesey Club at Rhosneigr.

• The Anglesey Coastal Path stretches 123 miles around the coast line very nearly making a loop. Enjoy the magnificent scenery and wildlife on route.

• Activities for the whole family even in the rain (4000 sq ft of covered area). Use your own energy to have fun - moon karts, bouncing pillow, treetop scramble and much more.
• So much to discover whilst on holiday in this Anglesey cottage on the shores of Red Wharf Bay, cliff paths, sandy beaches, boat trips, uncrowded in unspoiled environment.

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