Enjoying an excellent location on the Isle of Anglesey, in the stunning village of Trearddur Bay, is this bright and airy terraced cottage, Ketch Cottage.
Excellently placed for exploring this tremendous island; make the most of this contemporary-styled cottage as a homely base for you and your loved ones during your relaxing retreat.
The ground floor of the property is occupied by an inviting and refreshing open-plan living area; a plush corner sofa rests in front of the Freeview TV, while the other side of this rejuvenating layout plays host to a lovely dining table set for four and a stylish kitchen with a good range of utensils and appliances for preparing those mouth-watering home-cooked meals when you’re not out sampling the delicious eateries of the local area.
Take the stairs up to the first floor to find the two beautiful bedrooms of the property, both decorated immaculately and smartly, a double and a twin room provide the perfect arrangements for families of four to make the most of this wonderful location.
Before a day at the beach or a night in the popular and highly rated Black Seal bar and restaurant, get yourself ready in the glistening and fashionably fitted family bathroom, where you can choose from either a bath or a shower to refresh in.
Find an outdoor spot to relax at the front or to the rear of the cottage; both are simply perfect for enjoying a refreshing drink under the sun or indulge in some alfresco dining around the table together.
Trearddur Bay is a glorious coastal spot, known for its expansive sandy beach and choice of excellent restaurants overlooking the bay; it makes a great spot for those looking to celebrate a special occasion with good food and an extremely scenic backdrop.
A wider range of amenities can be found in the nearby port town of Holyhead, home to its well-known breakwater and Country Park making a wonderful day out for the avid explorer, while South Stack is also a famous landmark rated highly by bird watchers.
Anglesey comes bursting with luscious rolling countryside and superb beaches, along with a wealth of fantastic attractions to suit all tastes, be sure to visit beautiful Beaumaris with its striking castle and much to see and do from unravelling its history to enjoying a simple stroll along the beautiful pier.
Venture further afield to mainland Wales for a day out you are sure to remember, where the Snowdonia National Park awaits to be explored, whether you tackle the summit of Mount Snowdon by foot or choose the scenic route via its railway, either way you’re sure to experience breath-taking scenery like you’ve never seen.
Tour this scenic, rural island from this ideal, comforting cottage, Ketch Cottage.