3 Pant Y Celyn

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3 Pant Y Celyn is a cosy holiday cottage for four, tucked away down a green track in the village of Llangoed on the island of Anglesey. Newly renovated and full of colour, this is a quiet Bolthole perfect for couples or families alike. A modern fitted kitchen area is well equipped for cooks who enjoy rustling up tasty meals. Relax in the cosy sitting room after a day of exploring and enjoy a meal and a good glass of wine at the table for four. On cooler evenings, light the wood burner, snuggle up and watch the flames dance. And on sunny mornings and evenings, open the door to a tiny bistro table and chairs perfectly placed for a quiet cup of coffee or a glass of wine. Tucked away upstairs are two comfortable bedrooms. On the first floor is a light, airy double bedroom with a king-sized bed, combination wardrobe and drawers and an easy chair perfect for reading. Next door is the bathroom with a shower to wash away the exertions of the day. Climb again up to the attic twin bedroom where two cheerful single beds nestle into the space; the Velux windows here allow light to flood in. Across the yard is an outhouse with a delightfully pink door - formerly a pigsty - which...

We offer beautiful holiday cottages on the island of Anglesey and unique holiday cottages in Snowdonia, North Wales. Every bolthole or hideaway has been chosen for its own unique quality. Switch off from the demands of everyday life and concentrate on time together.

From the cottage, the coast is a gentle 30-minute walk. Visit Aberleniog Castle on your way - a 12-century motte and bailey fortification accessed up a series of steep wooden steps. Trwyn Du/Penmon Point is a ten-minute drive with its iconic black and white lighthouse standing sentinel. The Pilot House Cafe here has a great menu and is licensed. Beaumaris is ten minutes away by car - home to great independent shops, cafes and restaurants, a wonderful medieval castle and a beautiful Victorian pier - a crabbing expedition is a must! Within twenty minutes you can be in Menai Bridge, home to Dylan's restaurant and the Anglesey Paper Company, just to mention a couple of the super local businesses located here. And from Menai Bridge, the world is your oyster - turn east towards Red Wharf Bay and beyond. Head west towards Plas Newydd and Newborough or hop onto the A55. Venture south onto the mainland and into Snowdonia or toward the Conwy Valley, Or set off north towards Rhosneigr, Trearddur Bay and Church Bay. So much choice of things to do and places to visit!