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2 Coastguard Cottages

Penmon Anglesey

exterior

  • exterior
  • dining
  • Twin bedroom

Tariff & Availability


July 2010

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August 2010

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31010203040506£950
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04050607080910£695
Available / Provisional / Booked  = Short Break Available

Accommodation Details

This cottage sits next to the Coastguards' lookout. You cannot get a much wider and better view of the coastline and the backdrop of mountains including Great Orme. Simply breathtaking!

A calm, sunny and welcoming cottage with a fantastic view from almost every window. I love all the original work of artist and designer Simon Ransome dotted around: paintings, an interesting lamp made from a boulder from the beach and other bits and bobs.

Welcoming kitchen and dining room equipped with double electric oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge and freezer with farmhouse dining table and chairs comfortably seating eight people. The sitting room has a solid fuel stove, burning logs or coal, to add extra ambience to wild winter evenings. French windows open onto a south facing slate terrace, which is very private and ideal for eating outside and overlookins the large enclosed garden. TV and DVD provided. Second sitting room with sofa bed for occasional sleep over with French doors opening on to the terrace. Adjacent to this a downstairs bathroom comprising loo, basin, bath with shower over and heated towel rail.

Upstairs to three bedrooms, a double, twin and bunk room; the double and twin bedded rooms both look out to sea. Bathroom with loo, basin and over bath shower; glorious views from bath!

Outside, private enclosed garden and terrace to rear with garden furniture provided. Small garden to front.

Visitor Comments

We have just had a great two weeks staying in a lovely, comfortable house. Penmon Point is a perfect spot to stay and explore Anglesey and North Wales.
We worried a little about the mention of the light-house bell but have to say it was not intrusive and just added to the atmosphere. Thank you. Ruth Tiplady

I was boughtup in the Coastguard Cottage between age 9 to 12 years old then moved to Devon, I'm now 47. My father was the coastgaurd there at the time.
What a place for views, I see one of the views on your site are from my old bedroom window, and in winter you can see the snow on mountains across the waters.
great fishing there too and good bait digging king rag. Every time I see a picture of this area it brings back great memories. If you do go there to stay I'm sure you will return.
Oh and you get used to the lighthouse bell hehehe.
Adam ADAM WILCOX

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