Croeso Apartment

2 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. Master bedroom with Kingsize bed, beautifully appointed with pale blue/white curtains and cushions, TV, bedside tables/lamps, ghost chair, white wardrobe, chest of drawers, oval mirror. 2nd Bedroom (4 ft bed) has yellow/blue striped fabrics on headboard, curtains and cushions, pretty “port hole” window, bedside tables/lamps, wardrobe with long mirror.

Shower Room shower cubicle, washbasin and toilet. 

Open Plan Living fully fitted kitchen area with split level electric oven and ceramic hob, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, fridge/freezer.

Dining Area with glass circular table, 4 different coloured gel chairs. 

Lounge Area 2 x 2 seater dark grey sofas with lemon/grey cushions and matching footstool, freestanding lamp, TV with Sky/DVD/CD/radio. French doors opening onto 'Juliet' balcony.

NB. Property is on 2nd floor and access is via 2 flights of stairs.

Additional Information

Short breaks - All year

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking -  on street

Fuel - Gas central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £25 p/w

Dogs - No

Travel cot - No

Highchair - Yes

Beaumaris

• Set on the edge of glorious Menai Strait, this pretty town's imposing high street is lined with Georgian town houses, elegant shops and galleries which include 2 Janet Bell shops for lovely original art work, ceramics and jewellery, 2 Cole &Co shops for clothes and gifts and many others to explore and enjoy. At the end of the  High Street is the romantic ruined Beaumaris Castle, a World Heritage Site
• Take an evening stroll and browse shop windows or walk along the elegant Victorian pier and enjoy spectacular views across Menai Strait to the mainland and the mountains of Snowdonia beyond.
• Beaumaris has a lively calendar of events throughout the year  - a  Festival that runs from 19th to 26th May which includes, music, poetry readings and art exhibitions, an annual Regatta at the beginning of August, an Autumn Food Festival in September and a Victorian Christmas Market in late November -  each a special happening with a great atmosphere!
  

Places to eat

• Ye Olde Bull's Head Inn in the heart of town has been long established as one of Anglesey's best with its elegant brasserie and Loft restaurant (evenings only) the Old Butcher's Shop on the high street is also highly recommended.
• Close to the apartment is Central Bakery - lovely fresh artisan breads and delicious cakes - and there is a great variety of cafes and tea rooms to choose from including  a superb ice cream parlour, an excellent fish & chip café/takeaway and a  small Italian restaurant above a butcher's shop owned by a local farmer who supplies his own organic meat and fresh vegetables.
• 5 miles away at Menai Bridge and located right on the edge of the Strait is Dylan's Restaurant and Marram Grass, some 15 miles away at Newborough, has been making waves in the national press and is included in The Good Food Guide for 2016. Don't be put off by the appearance of what is basically a tin roofed shack  - the food is superb!
  

Beaches

• Anglesey is blessed with ravishing beaches, Llanddona is  the nearest wide sandy beach and further along the coast is Red Wharf Bay and Benllech.  Walk off your Marram Grass meal on Newborough Beach, miles of pristine sands from Llanddwyn Island (anglesey-history.co.uk) to the southern tip of Anglesey forms the finest beach in Britain, dramatic mountain views, fabulous sunsets,  woods and mythology. Llanddwyn Island just 1 km long is a 20 minute walk along the beach from the car park and is inaccessible at high tide.

• Wales' largest marine aquarium with 'Incredible Invertebrates', the 'No Bone Zone', Seven Sisters Shipwreck and more exciting exhibits to explore.

• Discover a wealth of beautiful butterflies and birds as well as pets and tropical creatures in this magical all weather attraction.

• Explore this exceptional colourful alien landscape mined for copper as long ago as 4000 years. Parys Mountain once produced more copper than anywhere else in the world. Complete your exploration with a trip to little Amlwch harbour from where the copper was distributed all over the world.
  

• Wales' only working windmill built in 1775. Watch the miller at work and sample delicious bakes made with the stone ground flour produced there.
• Nearby is the fascinating Iron Age Settlement Museum complete with reconstructed roundhouses, animal pens and enclosures.

Plas Newydd House & Gardens

• In a spectacular location on the edge of Menai Strait,  this enchanting manor house is the ancestral country  home of the Marquess of Anglesey and has recently had a face lift by the National Trust - a truly  interesting visitor experience for all the family to enjoy.
• The house is surrounded by beautiful grounds with imposing trees and shrubs and views across to the mainland -  marvel at the Britannia Bridge, a great feat of Victorian engineering - and take a cruise from here along the Strait under the two magnificent bridges, passing small islands and enjoy stunning views.

• Croeso Apartment is set in a convenient location just a short drive away from for bridge crossing  to dramatic Snowdonia National Park. Discover stunning mountain, coastal and countryside scenery as well as numerous glorious beaches. Enjoy watersports and nail biting adventure activities galore. Explore majestic castles, haunted houses and exceptional gardens. Eat wonderful local produce, walk, cycle, horse ride or travel by heritage railway. There is so much to see and do for the whole family to enjoy.

Enjoy year round luxury holidays in this lovely penthouse apartment for 4 in the heart of Beaumaris on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. Convenient for exploring the island and Snowdonia National Park.