Pen Y Prys

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

10 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Bartolo
October 2020

“It was a brilliant location with an amazing view from every room.”

It was a stones throw away from the beach. Very clean with friendly hosts.

It was a stones throw away from the beach. Very clean with friendly hosts.

- Mrs Bartolo, October 2020
Mrs Townsend September 2020

“It’s quite remote on the opposite side of Red Wharf Bay and it doesn’t have the sort of beach you can sit on.”

It’s popular with dog walkers and horses. Apart from that the views are spectacular.

- Mrs Townsend, September 2020
Mr Cooke September 2020

“Despite the current situation re the 'plandemic', Sykes consistently failed to respond accurately to my enquiries until the week prior to our holiday.”

The accommodation was very good and we would like to return but will not 'knowingly' book with Sykes again. I doubt this feedback will be published, but if it is, it will be one point in Sykes favour for being helpful in the end.

- Mr Cooke, September 2020
Mr Edwards August 2020

“Pen-y-prys has one of the best views you could hope for!”

There must be lots of people in their £1m+ properties around Ynys Môn wishing they could've built their fancy places here. But Pen-y-prys has more in other ways too - it has character. It's not something laid on especially for visitors but it's still great to watch the numerous and entertaining runner ducks as they're released every morning and go back inside every evening, plus the many other birds like the French hens, the geese, the cockerel, the hens and also the donkeys. And whilst there's privacy at Pen-y-prys it also has very friendly owners when you see them from time to time. Headroom is a little restricted upstairs with the sloping ceilings and baths or sit-down showers are the order of the day, but generally speaking there's plenty of space to spend a week away from home in comfort. Highly recommended.

- Mr Edwards, August 2020
Mrs Mason March 2020

“Another great week at Pen Y Prys even at the start of the Corona Virus before the restrictions fully came in.”

Even with some places getting ready to close still enjoyed the walks & scenery of the island & on the doorstep beach. Our hosts very caring & friendly & not only did we enjoy the antics of their ducks & geese but the amount of bird life on the shoreline & was chuffed to see the migrant Dark Bellied Geese at high tides. Definately will be booking here again.

- Mrs Mason, March 2020
Mr Quinnell February 2020

“This delightful, well-designed and immaculate cottage is a treasure.”

The location could not be more beautiful - the very last dwelling before the spectacular beach - and the owners are really lovely. We received such an easy and warm welcome, with milk in the fridge and cake on the table, and our entire experience was one of peace and calm and charm. The little adjoining field is home to some award-winning runner ducks and chickens, and it was an unexpected bonus to see these comical creatures - fascinating to watch, and judging by the enthusiastic comments from one and all in the Visitors' Book, we're not alone in being completely enchanted by them. This is the kind of place you find yourself wishing you could stay in forever - just perfect! Pentraeth is a lovely part of Anglesey, and it is within easy distance of so many stunning and interesting places. This time we visited the striking and massive Caernarfon Castle, and enjoyed the many informative displays now housed within it. We even had a rainbow, just to put the icing on the cake of a wonderful stay!

- Mr Quinnell, February 2020
Darren

“The cottage is beautifully situated just off the beach.”

It was clean and compact and it made the best use of space. Perfect for our family of 4.

- Darren,
David Garforth

“The cottage is ideal for access to the beach and for bird watching across Red Wharf Bay.”

It ideally sized for 1 to 4 people and the owners who live adjacent are extremely nice, friendly people. The cottage itself is very clean, well appointed and has everything necessary for a wonderful stay at Red Wharf Bay.

- David Garforth,
Janet Roberts

“Small bathroom in roofspace but everything else very good.”

Views from cottage are excellent

- Janet Roberts,
Susan Rigby

“Small but immaculate.”

Superb views and warm welcome from the owners. Lovely relaxing week.

- Susan Rigby,
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The property

This converted annex has been so well thought out and designed to find use of all available space to make a light, bright and comfortable holiday home.

It has the most gorgeous views over Pentraeth beach where you can often watch horses galloping on the sands or look out for the various waterfowl, including the owners own delightful collection of geese! The sitting room is a lovely open planned space with a comfortable seating area that makes the most of the views over the bay, there is a wall mounted Smart TV and a clever folding leaf dining table so you can maximise the open space. Straight through the sliding doors you have a lovely raised balcony area with outdoor seating.

The kitchen is compact but fully functional with everything that you could need from a full sized electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge and compact freezer located under the stairs. There is a washing machine and dryer housed in a utility space under the exterior terrace.

There are two en-suite double bedrooms, one with a sink positioned in the room.Both en-suites have a bath, hand held shower attachment, loo and towel radiator.Please note that the baths are positioned in the eaves so care and attention is needed when getting in and out.A sturdy handle has been placed to assist you if needed.There is shared wardrobe space located between the two rooms. There is off street parking for two cars. "What an idyllic spot!

I could while away the hours just watching the tide rise and fall in this beautiful and peaceful location." It is such a tranquil spot, and with a variety of walks right on your doorstep you don’t need to think about getting in the car.

You are right on the coastal path to explore the stunning coastline, have access to the forest where you might spot a red squirrel, or take a stroll over to Red Wharf Bay for a bite to eat in The Ship Inn.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 2 x double
2 x ensuite bathrooms with bath and hand held shower attachment, WC and handwash basin
Open plan living area: kitchen is compact but fully functional with everything that you could need from a full sized electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge and compact freezer located under the stairs, dining area with space saving drop leaf table, seating area with sofa and chair, and a wall mounted Smart TV
Sliding doors to balcony area with outdoor seating, off street parking for two cars.
Sea views, WiFi, smart TV, bed linen and towels provided, central heating, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, fridge, compact freezer, balcony, off road parking
Local amenities 5 minute drive
Coastal path on the doorstep
Please note that the baths are positioned in the eaves so due care and attention is needed when getting in and out
A sturdy handle has been placed to assist you if needed
Please note the WiFi and mobile signal can be quite intermittent

About the location

RED WHARF BAY

Beaumaris 6.5 miles.

Along the northeast coast of Anglesey is the very large (4.5 mile-long) bay of Red Wharf Bay; its Welsh name of Traeth Coch (Red Beach) rining true as the area is renowned for its glorious sunsets. The bay is very shallow, and at low tide almost 10 square miles of sand is uncovered to provides safe bathing, perfect for family fun, fishing and miles of stunning, scenic walks. The large bay attracts a huge number of waterfowl and wading birds, including shell duck, grey plover, purple sandpipers, curlew, oystercatchers and dunlin. Only 3 miles away is the delightful medieval town of Beaumaris, which boasts a 13th century moated castle, lovely buildings housing excellent shops, olde-worlde pubs, restaurants, bistros, museums, as well as a golf course and exciting pleasure boat and sea fishing trips. This is a beautiful location on the east coast of the picturesque Isle of Anglesey.

Note: Wifi and mobile signals can be quite intermittent due to the rural location.

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Reviews

“It was a brilliant location with an amazing view from every room.”

“It’s quite remote on the opposite side of Red Wharf Bay and it doesn’t have the sort of beach you can sit on.”

“Despite the current situation re the 'plandemic', Sykes consistently failed to respond accurately to my enquiries until the week prior to our holiday.”

“Pen-y-prys has one of the best views you could hope for!”

“Another great week at Pen Y Prys even at the start of the Corona Virus before the restrictions fully came in.”

“This delightful, well-designed and immaculate cottage is a treasure.”

“The cottage is beautifully situated just off the beach.”

“The cottage is ideal for access to the beach and for bird watching across Red Wharf Bay.”

“Small bathroom in roofspace but everything else very good.”

“Small but immaculate.”

The property

Summary

About the location

RED WHARF BAY