Hendy Plas Marian

4 bedrooms sleeping maximum of 8. 2 Doubles/Twins (one with wheelchair access) on ground floor. 2 Doubles/Twins with en-suites (shower, toilet and wash basin) and Juliet balconies on the 1st floor. All zip and link beds are set up as doubles, please advise at time of booking if you would like twin beds.

Open Plan Living Area ground floor Luxury pale grey kitchen units split level electric oven/hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer. Long pale wooden dining table seating 10, contemporary grey 3 seater sofa, and extra seating, wall mounted Smart TV. Bi-fold doors at both ends of this room.

Lounge on 1st floor with L shaped grey leather sofa, 2 easy chairs, wall mounted Smart TV and coffee table - all modern and stylish.

Grounds communal seating with garden furniture and barbecue, small separate lawn with children's climbing frame and swing. Patio at back of property for morning sunshine.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Yes, 3-nights minimum stay all year excluding Summer weeks

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Eco friendly ground source and solar PV system for heating and hot water inclusive

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request

Bed linen - Included as standard

Walks

• Walk or cycle down the quiet tree lined lane from the property passing the ancient church Trefdraeth to Malltraeth and follow the well signposted cycle/footpath across the estuary to Newborough Forest Nature Reserve. This forest is a birdwatchers paradise with 'hides' placed in the woods, some by small lakes ideal for quiet observation. Look out for the red squirrels - Anglesey has almost completely eradicated the greys from the island so that the reds now thrive.

Cycling

• Hendy, Plas Marian is near Sustrans Cycle Route 8, Lon Las Cycle Route along the Cefni River and close to the Isle of Angelsey Coastal Path.

Beaches

• Aberffraw is only a short drive away with its unspoilt sandy beach and estuary and the small medieval church of St Cwyfan perched on a little island the other side of the village, accessible only at low tide.
• The popular resorts of Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay are also nearby. Anglesey's gems however are Llanddwyn Island, which is a magical place together with Newborough Beach. The miles of pristine sand from Llanddwyn Island, to the southern tip of Anglesey, forms one of the finest beaches in Britain - dramatic mountain views, clean, clear water, woods and mythology. Llanddwyn Island is a 20 minute walk from the car park and inaccessible at high tide. Enjoy the white washed little church and small lighthouse.

Restaurants

• There are many great places to eat nearby. The White Eagle at Rhoscolyn is a must - what could be better on summer weekends than live music and the smell of grilling steaks drifting across the headland! Owned by the same company as The Oystercatcher, this is a modern stylish restaurant set amongst the sand dunes at the entrance of Rhosneigr. Highly recommended is a friendly neighbourhood bistro called Marram Grass (Good Food Guide 2016) at Newborough. Eat in or take away huge portions of delicious freshly cooked fish and chips from The Codmother in Newborough. Customers are prepared travel some distance to enjoy them.
• For shopping there is a village shop and Post Office 1 mile away, Asda's in Llangefni and Waitrose in Menai Bridge.

Beaumaris

• Without doubt the loveliest town in North Wales with its romantic castle and set on the lovely Menai Strait, beautiful Georgian and Victorian townhouses along the high street. Stunning views from the Victorian pier across to the Snowdon Range. Full of independent shops that include the Janet Bell Gallery, The Cook Shop and Soul Living.

Plas Newydd (NT)

• Sitting on the edge of Menai Strait, this is a delight for keen gardeners and art lovers will be fascinated by the Rex Whistler murals inside the house.

Dolphin Cruises

• Take a dolphin cruise along the Strait under the 2 magnificent bridges and enjoy stunning views across the water to the Snowdon Massif.

Llanddona Beach

• A popular beach for families. Canoeing, fishing and sailing take place here. There is a ramp for launching boats. A cafe and toilets are close by. Please see beach signs for dog restrictions.

Anglesey Sea Zoo

• A great all weather family attraction with over 100 native species of Anglesey to discover. You can get close to the marine life with daily talks and feeds with their biologists.

Anglesey Cycle Routes

• Fabulous All Wales Cycle Routes on the Isle of Anglesey include the Circular round Anglesey route, Holyhead to Caergeiliog, Holyhead to Rhosgoch, Llangefni South Circuit via Bethel, Llangefni to Moelfre and Newborough. Hire bikes from Cybi in Holyhead or one of their hubs around the island.
  

• Experience stunning nature tours, thrilling rib rides and family boat rides around the breathtaking Anglesey coast line. Book your tickets on the Pier at Beaumaris.

• Discover the delights of Snowdonia National Park on a fulfilling day trip. Discover breathtaking scenery, golden beaches and majestic mountains. Explore by steam train. Visit ancient castles, picturesque mountain villages and historic houses.Experience thrilling adventure activities at Zip World such as Zip Wire, Bounce Below and Fforest Coaster or learn to surf on the man made wave garden of Surf Snowdonia. There is something for everyone.