The property
Silva is a delightful little holiday cottage in the village of Penmon, near to beautiful sandy beaches and the Anglesey Coastal Path.
This lovely, simple house has been a much-loved family retreat for some time.
We are delighted that the owners have decided to share their secret with us.
As you walk into Silva, you will be instantly on holiday.
Downstairs is open plan and flows through from the compact, open-shelved kitchen to the little dining area by the front window.
Light and airy, it is home to plenty of personal eclectic things, some in a shabby-chic style, to catch your interest.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms are light and comfortably furnished and the bathroom simple and modern.
There’s also a handy downstairs shower room just off the kitchen.
Whether you enjoy sitting in the modest sunny back garden or curling up in front of the traditional cast iron log fire, you will love both this uncomplicated holiday cottage and its location on the south-east corner of Anglesey.
Close to the seaside town of Beaumaris and to iconic Penmon Point, this is a beautiful, peaceful area to spend time in.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x single. First floor bathroom with bath, loo and basin, there is a showe room with a loo on the ground floor. Sitting room with log burner.
About the location
PENMON
Llangoed 1 miles; Beaumaris 3 miles.
Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the south-eastern corner of the Isle of Anglesey, Penmon looks out across the Menai Strait towards the magnificent mountains of Snowdonia. Close by is Puffin Island, where puffins do indeed nest. They, as well as seals and porpoises and many other water fowl can be viewed from a boat trip starting from Beaumaris. Heritage lovers will enjoy discovering the historic Penmon Priory, a 13th Century Augustinian House complete with its original holy well and curious dovecote. At Black Point, near the lighthouse, the Pilot House Cafe serves coffe, teas, lunches and ice creams. Nearby White Beach is a large pebble cove and the coastal path winds via a nature reserve and scenic cliff path all the way to the open sands of Red Wharf Bay. The village of Llangoed has a shop with Post Office counter. Picturesque Beaumaris has a 13th Century moated castle, a pier, small independent shops, a gallery, exhibitions and a wide choice of bars, cafes and restaurants.
