Chatka w Cylch-y-Garn
8 gości · 4 sypialni · 1 łazienka
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Modern holiday house with amazing views near Church Bay, Anglesey. WiFi, BBQ, Woodburning stove, TV, Sky facilities. Walk to the Blue Flag beach at Church Bay. Local amenities around 15 minutes drive away in Valley.
Wonderful, modern luxury barn conversion with magnificent views, Rhyd Angharad Barns is a beautiful collection of buildings in a fantastic elevated position giving tremendous views over Anglesey towards the mountains of Snowdonia and out over the Irish Sea.
"This is such a fun, stylish barn conversion, oozing character and some very stylish features - we love it!"
The modern kitchen has a zinc worktop and polished concrete floor, exposed beams and stonework. There is an electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, large free standing fridge freezer, two under counter fridges, a microwave and toaster, and the stylish dining area has a wood burning stove and Italian designer table and chairs.
The sitting room has magnificent country and sea views from picture windows, a designer Ligne Roset Togo sofa set, bio ethanol fireplace, and TV, DVD player and SKY.
There are four bedrooms, the first is a double curved room with a super-king 'floating' bed, the second bedroom has a double 'floating' bed, and there are two further twin bedrooms. There is a shower room with a large snazzy shower, loo and wash hand basin and a separate bathroom with a double ended bath, loo and wash hand basin.
Outside there is a large lawn with patio areas with a large table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining and taking in the wonderful views. There is parking for several cars.
Lovingly converted and extended with quality fittings and the best of modern furnishings ranging from the designer Ligne Roset Togo sofas to the exotic 'floating' beds, a beautiful polished concrete floor and underfloor heating throughout, a bio-ethanol fireplace and traditional wood burning stove to give that un-matchable warm glow to evenings in.
The rural position is an easy walk to the Blue Flag beach at Church Bay and the Anglesey Coastal Footpath is also close by. The Wavecrest Cafe and The Lobster Pot are popular choices for tasty meals.
Amenities: Underfloor heating, electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, large free standing fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, bed linen and towels provided, wood burning stove & bio-ethanol fireplace, flat screen TV, DVD player, Sky TV facilities, books, games & DVD's, off road parking, travel cot (no linen), high chair, washing machine. Shop 3 miles and pub 1.5 miles. Note: Initial supply of kindling and logs. Further supplies available locally. Please Noe: No Early Check In's
Region: Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
Town: Rhydwyn is a charming village resting between Church Bay and Llanrhyddlad in the northwest of Anglesey, Wales. The village is known for being named after a small stream which flows through the village and offers the welcoming Church Bay Inn on its outskirts, which serves home-cooked dishes and local ales with breath-taking views out to sea and over to the mountains, an 18th-century church and a good selection of walking and cycling trails available right from the doorstep. Further amenities can be found in Llanfechell, where you can dine at the Y Cefn Glas or stock up on essentials at the general store. Be sure to visit Church Bay, where you will find the attractions of the Swtan Heritage Museum and Porth Swtan beach, as well as the popular eatery of the Lobster Pot Restaurant. Continue to Cemaes Bay, where beautiful beaches, the Cemaes Heritage Centre, a picturesque harbour, and The Stag Inn await, or venture further to Holyhead, home to the stunning Breakwater Country Park, Holyhead Maritime Museum, Garreglwyd Park, and a ferry offering trips over to Dublin.
Wonderful, modern luxury barn conversion with magnificent views, Rhyd Angharad Barns is a beautiful collection of buildings in a fantastic elevated position giving tremendous views over Anglesey towards the mountains of Snowdonia and out over the Irish Sea.
"This is such a fun, stylish barn conversion, oozing character and some very stylish features - we love it!"
The modern kitchen has a zinc worktop and polished concrete floor, exposed beams and stonework. There is an electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, large free standing fridge freezer, two under counter fridges, a microwave and toaster, and the stylish dining area has a wood burning stove and Italian designer table and chairs.
The sitting room has magnificent country and sea views from picture windows, a designer Ligne Roset Togo sofa set, bio ethanol fireplace, and TV, DVD player and SKY.
There are four bedrooms, the first is a double curved room with a super-king 'floating' bed, the second bedroom has a double 'floating' bed, and there are two further twin bedrooms. There is a shower room with a large snazzy shower, loo and wash hand basin and a separate bathroom with a double ended bath, loo and wash hand basin.
Outside there is a large lawn with patio areas with a large table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining and taking in the wonderful views. There is parking for several cars.
Lovingly converted and extended with quality fittings and the best of modern furnishings ranging from the designer Ligne Roset Togo sofas to the exotic 'floating' beds, a beautiful polished concrete floor and underfloor heating throughout, a bio-ethanol fireplace and traditional wood burning stove to give that un-matchable warm glow to evenings in.
The rural position is an easy walk to the Blue Flag beach at Church Bay and the Anglesey Coastal Footpath is also close by. The Wavecrest Cafe and The Lobster Pot are popular choices for tasty meals.
Amenities: Underfloor heating, electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, large free standing fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, bed linen and towels provided, wood burning stove & bio-ethanol fireplace, flat screen TV, DVD player, Sky TV facilities, books, games & DVD's, off road parking, travel cot (no linen), high chair, washing machine. Shop 3 miles and pub 1.5 miles. Note: Initial supply of kindling and logs. Further supplies available locally. Please Noe: No Early Check In's
Region: Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
Town: Rhydwyn is a charming village resting between Church Bay and Llanrhyddlad in the northwest of Anglesey, Wales. The village is known for being named after a small stream which flows through the village and offers the welcoming Church Bay Inn on its outskirts, which serves home-cooked dishes and local ales with breath-taking views out to sea and over to the mountains, an 18th-century church and a good selection of walking and cycling trails available right from the doorstep. Further amenities can be found in Llanfechell, where you can dine at the Y Cefn Glas or stock up on essentials at the general store. Be sure to visit Church Bay, where you will find the attractions of the Swtan Heritage Museum and Porth Swtan beach, as well as the popular eatery of the Lobster Pot Restaurant. Continue to Cemaes Bay, where beautiful beaches, the Cemaes Heritage Centre, a picturesque harbour, and The Stag Inn await, or venture further to Holyhead, home to the stunning Breakwater Country Park, Holyhead Maritime Museum, Garreglwyd Park, and a ferry offering trips over to Dublin.
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8 / 10Doskonały·cze 2026
Too hot,difficult to ventilate well.Only one shower: the second bathroom has large bath but no European shower head.Bedrooms good size and plenty of storageGood outside space but no barbecue Kitchen mostly well stocked with utensilsDecent fridge freezer.Plenty of parkingGood location
8 / 10Doskonały·maj 2026
Lovely property fantastic views. Perfect for our needs we needed a property all on one level due to 90yr old mum. The only thing that let our experience down was the non existent communication. I messaged the host twice asking questions and received no reply to either message
10 / 10Wyjątkowy·lip 2022
We really enjoyed our stay here as a family of mum, dad, teens and grandparents. The views were out of this world and we spent many evenings just gazing out at the fields and bays. The house was well laid out with plenty of space. The beds were exceptionally comfortable and the linen was good quality.
The house has been criticised in other reviews for being ‘tired’ but I think it had a rustic vibe in keeping with the barn conversion. I liked the style. There were, however, a lot of cobwebs and the shower could do with a regrout. I also think there should be two showers.
We loved the grounds which were perfect for our dogs and playing ball games with the kids. We also enjoyed many BBQs and dining outdoors. We felt very safe there.
Turning left out of the gate took us on a beautiful walk with fantastic views of the bays. The walk down to the beach was lovely and our girls enjoyed surfing the waves. The Wave Crest cafe was lovely and the dogs particularly loved the doggy ice cream. We were going to visit The Lobster Pot but there were so many bad reviews online that we avoided it.
We could, however, highly recommend Catch 22 in Valley and The Sea Shanty at Trearddur Bay. We also had reasonable experiences at The Valley Hotel and The Trearddur Bay Hotel.
We did an online shop with Asda the first weekend because the shops were quite far out. I would recommend this, however, they couldn’t find us in the first attempt. We rang them and the delivery was rerouted for the evening.
You may want to check a few details in the house folder. The Wi-Fi password was incorrect (we got it from the router) and the contact number was the doctors’ surgery.
All in all, we had a lovely time. It was very chilled out and relaxing. Thank you for our stay.
8 / 10Doskonały·maj 2022
A lovely property with amazing views. There were five adults and a one year old baby in our party. There is a small shower room but a shower in the main bathroom would have been helpful. The garden is not really toddler friendly. Plus there are only two loungers, without cushions. There is a large, totally impractical concrete table in the garden and the bar b que was too dirty to use. However the barn itself is well presented, the kitchen/dining area is lovely and the beds comfortable. Taking everything into consideration, we would stay again.
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"We really enjoyed our stay here as a family of mum, dad, teens and grandparents. The views were out of this world and we spent many evenings just gazing out at the fields and bays. The house was well ..."
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