Llanfairpwllgwyngyll 2.6 miles.
Nestled in the idyllic village of Penmynydd near Llanfairpwllgwyngyll on the Isle of Anglesey, is this superb four-bedroom detached farmhouse, Ty Mawr Farm.
Enjoying an elevated position with exceptional countryside views and a spacious interior with charming original features, Ty Mawr Farm is a wonderful setting for a group or family of eights getaway.
Ample off-road parking greets you on arrival, so you can unload your bags with ease, before finding the pretty front garden with seating and hot tub, perfect for indulgent dips as you soak up the breath-taking views on offer.
Be welcomed into the sitting room, where you can fire up the woodburning stove and kick-back and relax on the plush seating in front of your favourite show on the TV after a day of exploring.
Rustle up your best dishes in the well-equipped kitchen/diner, ready to enjoy over celebratory bottles of fizz at the dining table for eight.
The dining area also features a small snug space where you can relax with your favourite book.
There is also a utility room and cloakroom on this floor for your convenience.
Climb the pine staircase up to the first floor, where you can wash away the day with a soak in the bath or refreshing shower, before retiring for the night in one of four well-appointed bedrooms, a king-size and a double, both with their own private en-suite shower rooms, an additional double and a twin.
For your local amenities, head to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, where you can stock up on essentials at the convenience store or treat your loved ones to a well-deserved meal at the welcoming eateries of The Penrhos Arms, Tafarn Ty Gwyn and the Four Crosses Inn.
Nearby, you can enjoy the attractions of Pili Palas Nature World and the vibrant Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens, the National Trust site of Caeau Glan-y-Mor or take in the magnificent views from the Menai Bridge Viewpoint.
The keen walkers in your party can easily access the scenic Pont Brittania Lions & Coastal Path offering some of the best sights and scenery in the area.
Next stop is Menai Bridge, where you can delve into history at the Menai Heritage Museum or refuel at the delightful eateries of the Freckled Angel, Jade Village and Hydeout Bar.
Cross over the famous Menai Suspension Bridge into the cathedral city of Bangor, where you can test out your swing at the St Deiniol Golf Club, visit the historic sites of the Roman Camp and the 1971 Eisteddfod Gorsedd Stones, or hike along Lôn Las Ogwen.
Be sure to pay a visit to the esteemed National Trust site of Penrhyn Castle & Garden, which houses restored museums and an industrial railway museum, or if that isn’t your thing, why not spot the local wildlife at the Spinnies Aberogwen North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve?
Further afield, you will find Beaumaris, here you can tour the historic sites of the remarkable Beaumaris Castle, Beaumaris Gaol, enjoy an ice cream whilst wandering the seafront, or hop aboard a sea safari for a memorable trip to Puffin Island.
Adventure awaits at Ty Mawr Farm.
