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Hen Graig is a stunning end-terrace cottage located in the charming village of Bull Bay, Gwynedd, Wales. This luxurious accommodation comfortably sleeps six guests across three bedrooms and boasts an enviable position right on the seafront, offering breathtaking views of the beach. The cottage is not only perfect for families but also welcomes pets, making it an ideal getaway for pet owners. Guests can easily access the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, as well as the nearby coast, enhancing the overall experience of staying in this picturesque location.
The cottage's prime location allows visitors to join the Coastal Footpath directly from the front door, providing opportunities for scenic walks. Additionally, a short stroll leads to an 18-hole golf course, as well as local dining options in the form of a hotel and pub that serve bar food. Just a short drive from Bull Bay lies Cemaes Bay, where guests can explore shops, cafes, and several pubs, including the popular Stag. The area is rich in recreational activities, making it a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking to relax by the sea.
Hen Graig has undergone a thoughtful refurbishment, skillfully preserving its historical character while incorporating modern comforts. The interior features carefully selected soft furnishings, local ash floors, and a beautifully crafted spiral staircase, all designed to enhance the guest experience. The cottage is equipped with a Smart TV with Freeview and wireless internet, ensuring that visitors can enjoy both relaxation and entertainment during their stay. The property has been awarded a prestigious 5 Star Tourist Board Grading, reflecting its high standards of quality and service.
Situated in one of North Wales' most picturesque areas, Hen Graig is near the historic "Old Copper Town" of Port Amlwch. The name Bull Bay, or "Porth Llechog," is derived from the region's rocky and stormy nature, with the cove once known for its excellent shelter. The English name is thought to stem from a pool on the beach called "Pwll y Tarw," or the Bull's Pool. Originally built in 1750, this cottage not only offers a comfortable stay but also immerses guests in the rich history and natural beauty of the surrounding area, making it a memorable holiday destination.
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Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!
