Tyn Coed

Tyn Coed is the top floor apartment of this large detached house, in an elevated position above the pretty village of Moelfre on Anglesey's east coast. Enjoy panoramic views across to the sea from the large balcony, or take a stroll down to the harbour and pebble beach with its shops, cafes, pub and restaurant. Lligwy beach is 1 mile away, Red Wharf Bay 3 miles and Beaumaris, with its castle, 12 miles.  The Snowdonia National Park is a short drive away, approximately 15 miles.

"Sample the homemade cakes at Ann's Pantry, right by the beach, with its outside seating area within the walled garden and cute little decorated BBQ shed" – Jacky our north Wales property manager

The Apartment: is spacious, light and airy with timber-clad sloping ceilings and large skylights. Access to the apartment is via an open tread wooden staircase leading up from a pleasant sun room with conservatory suite. Heating is by night storage heaters and electric heaters. 

Sitting Room: the large sitting room leads onto the balcony, which has a table and chairs from which to enjoy the great views to the sea and over to the mainland. It is comfortably furnished with Smart TV/DVD player and WiFi. There is plenty of room to relax in the two seating areas.

The kitchen diner:  has a pine table with farmhouse chairs. The large kitchen has plenty of storage and includes a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and plenty of work surfaces. There is a separate utility room adjoining the owners accommodation, with shared use of a washing machine and tumble dryer. 

There are four bedrooms:

Bedroom 1: a spacious double room with co-ordinated cream bedroom furniture.

Bedroom 2: a twin room 

Bedroom 3: is a double room which is accessed through a room with a single bed.

Bathroom: has a bath and a separate shower cubicle. 

Outside: A large balcony with comfortable seating and a table and chairs and a private patio area with a table and benches. Guests have shared use of the owners' large lawned garden. Plenty of parking available.

Moelfre itself is one of Anglesey's prettiest villages and has an interesting maritime history with a memorial to the shipwreck of the Royal Charter, and a famous lifeboat station. The Anglesey Coast Path is stunning in this section and there are many popular circular walks with information readily available locally. The nearby beaches are some of Anglesey's best, whether you are looking for sunbathing or a beach for watersports of all kinds. Angling is also popular along this section of coastline, not forgetting crabbing and rock pooling for the kids! Dolphins can often be spotted of the coast as well. The Anglesey Sea Zoo, the National Trust's Plas Newydd, Beaumaris Castle, Gaol and the RSPB reserve at South Stack are all within a short drive.

Electricity and heating included

Bed linen included; towels included

Cot and highchair available

No smoking please