Located in the picturesque Anglesey region of Gwynedd, this charming grade II listed cottage, dating back to the 1700s, offers a serene retreat for up to four guests. Nestled within the historic Plas Gwyn Estate, the cottage is surrounded by lush woodlands and expansive grounds, creating a tranquil atmosphere that feels secluded from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The interior has been exquisitely decorated, maintaining a traditional feel while incorporating stylish touches, ensuring a cozy and inviting environment for all who stay.
The cottage serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Guests can enjoy leisurely walks, nature excursions, or invigorating bike rides in the adjoining woodlands. Additionally, the vibrant Victorian seaside town of Beaumaris is just a five-minute drive away, offering a plethora of dining options, unique shops, and historical sites, including the famous Beaumaris Castle and the old gaol. For those seeking adventure, the nearby Menai Bridge presents opportunities for thrilling speedboat rides along the strait, while the cathedral city of Bangor is conveniently close for shopping and amenities.
With Mount Snowdon only 15 minutes away by car, the cottage is perfectly situated for guests looking to embark on a challenging hike. For more leisurely pursuits, the golden sands of Benllech Beach and Pentraeth Beach are just a short drive away, where visitors can relax and enjoy classic seaside fare like fish and chips. The cottage itself features a cozy sitting room with a log-burning fire, a formal dining room with lovely meadow views, and a well-equipped kitchen, making it a comfortable home away from home.
Accommodations include two delightful bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with twin single beds, alongside a family bathroom equipped with modern amenities. Outside, guests can take advantage of the large lawned gardens, complete with garden furniture and a decked area perfect for unwinding with a book and a glass of wine during summer evenings. With ample parking available and central heating throughout, this cottage promises a delightful stay, though it is important to note that it is not suitable for dogs or infants requiring a cot.
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