Accessible Single-Storey Cottage in Gwynedd and Snowdonia

The property features an enclosed courtyard complete with garden furniture and a BBQ, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. There is also a bike store and private parking for two cars. Please note, this is a no-smoking property. This delightful detached, single-storey holiday cottage, located next to the owners' home, offers level access throughout for ease and comfort. The open-plan living area includes a modern kitchen, while the charming enclosed courtyard, thoughtfully created from part of the old farmyard, provides a perfect spot to unwind with a glass of wine.

This charming, single-level property features an open-plan living space, including a cozy living area with a 28" Freeview TV and DVD player, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen with an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. The accommodation includes two bedrooms: one with a double (4ft 6in) bed and the other with two 3ft single beds. A wet room provides a shower, toilet, shower seat, and grab rail for added convenience. The property is comfortably heated with oil central heating, and electricity, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are all included. A travel cot and highchair are available on request, along with thoughtful dog-friendly extras. Outside, you'll find an enclosed courtyard with garden furniture and a BBQ, a bike store, and private parking for two cars. This is a no-smoking property, ensuring a pleasant environment for all.

Just across the road, you'll find the Tacla Taid Transport & Agricultural Museum, home to an impressive collection of historic vehicles. Within walking distance is the Marram Grass Café, featured in the Good Food Guide, where you can enjoy a delicious bite or an evening meal crafted from local Welsh produce. From Newborough, you can take the scenic toll road or walk through Newborough Forest to the sandy beach, where a stroll to Llanddwyn Island awaits—known as the romantic home of Santes Dwynwen, the Welsh patron saint of lovers. The National Trust’s Plas Newydd, a grand and historic property, is a must-visit, while children will adore the nearby Foel Farm Park. With 125 miles of stunning coastline featuring sandy beaches and rocky coves, the Isle of Anglesey offers endless opportunities for adventure. The beach is just 3 miles away, and a shop, pub, and restaurant are within half a mile.