Beach Road, Cemaes Bay, Isle of Anglesey, LL67

How about this for a holiday let! As quaint as can be and yet extensively restored and renovated to an exacting standard. The attention to detail is tangible with some lovely touches throughout. Located just yards from the beach too!

Situated just yards from the scenic harbour and beach, you can’t help but notice this most quaintest of cottages which, by the way is no ordinary cottage! It has some interesting tales to tell and while it retains its significant charm, has been transformed into a superb holiday dwelling. Known as Llofft Penwaig (Herring Loft) due to its historical connection with the fishing industry of the past, the cottage appears to date from the early 19th century and stands centrally within the village. The property has been many things - a clothes shop, antique shop, fishing tackle shop and even a hairdresser’s. The property was practically derelict when the current owners acquired it who then set about an extensive restoration and renovation program to bring it back to life, beginning a new and exciting chapter in its long and varied history. Make no mistake, this is a small package but it punches well above its weight! Essentially, the cottage stands virtually as a new dwelling having been stripped right back, re-built, re-roofed plus an entire new interior done with meticulously care and attention. Certain aspects come from an architects imagination, and you can definitely tell! There’s a definite sense of quality too with an eye for the detail, something which really makes it stand out. It’s fair to say you’ll be most pleasantly surprised. The interior certainly has everything you’d need for any weekend getaway – there’s even the option to purchase the cottage fully furnished and ready to go, should you wish. With the beach practically on your doorstep, why wouldn’t you. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and electric heating.

The village of Cemaes Bay boasts a delightful harbour and beach, bordering an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and designated Heritage Coastline. The village offers a whole host of amenities and services and is opportunely placed for many of the coastal and rural attractions to be found on the island. Cemaes Bay is also in convenient travelling distance for the market town of Llangefni and the port town of Holyhead, which between them provide a wide range of shops, services and recreational facilities, ensuring that your essential needs are well catered for. Furthermore, Holyhead offers daily sailings to and from Ireland and a rail service with links to the entire UK rail network, as well as direct access to the A55 Expressway, allowing rapid commuting throughout Anglesey, to the mainland and beyond.