Seaview - a coastal property that sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms

Anglesey holiday cottage - self catering near Trearddur Bay

Sea View Cottage is right next to the beach with breath-taking views, sea views from every room!!

Seaview is located in the idyllic village of Pontrhypont (Four Mile Bridge) and provides an ideal base for exploring the fishing village, North Anglesey and beyond.

The setting of Seaview cottage is really quite special, offering spectacular views out to sea from the kitchen, lounge and bedroom, whatever time of the year. Four Mile Bridge is a small fishing village with a few shops, a cafe and a pub. It is located on the West coast of the island and is a good starting point for cliff walking, canoeing, windsurfing and dingy sailing. The property is located right next to the Coastal Path, an added bonus for those who seek active breaks.

Property description

Kitchen/dining area
Wide panoramic windows provide an extensive view of the bay from the kitchen table which provides seating for six. The recently refurbished light airy kitchen includes an electric cooker, fridge (freezer in utility room), dishwasher and toaster.

Utility room
The utility room contains a washing machine, microwave, toilet, wash basin and small freezer.

Lounge
The large welcoming lounge contains one 3-seater settee and one 2-seater cottage style chair, 18.5in TV equipped with Freeview and a DVD player. There is an attractive fireplace with elegant fire surround. A wide range of books is available from the book shelf but the view from the large bay window is so captivating that it is difficult to concentrate on anything else. 2

Bedroom 1
This bedroom has a double bed, large chests of drawers set, an armchair and a book shelf with a range of books competing for attention with the views of the sea and the village from the large window.

Bedroom 2
This bedroom contains two adult size sings beds and one set of bunk beds. While the bunk beds are normal size, they are more suitable for children. There is also a chest of drawers and a storage cupboard that contains a travel cot, high chair and extra bedding

Bathroom
The family bathroom contains a full-size bath, a shower over the bath, toilet, hand basin and heated towel rail.

Entertainment
Wireless internet, 18.5 inch TV, DVD player, Freeview, radio and a large selection of books.

Outside
Seaview has the benefit of a large garden directly across the road from the property, overlooking the bay, as well as off road parking for two vehicles. A small patio at the bottom of the stairs of the back garden accessed from the utility room is the perfect spot to read the morning newspaper overlooking the bay. There is a small foldable table with 2 foldable chairs, and 3 plastic chairs.

Some anearby activites inlcude fishing from the bridge and bird watching.

Essential information
• Electric heating through out
• Open fire
• Pet friendly – 2 dogs allowed. Please inform us if you're bringing a dog for your holiday. We will contact you for payment after you have booked. ***STRICTLY NO CATS***
• Towels and linen included
• Internet access
• Private parking
• High chair and cot available
• Wonderful sea views

Things to do / Places to Visit nearby

Trearddur Bay Beach – Trearddur Bay is a popular wide sandy bay backed by a sea wall and promenade located about 2 miles south of Holyhead. A dog ban operates on the southern half of the beach from 1st May to 30th September and beach wardens are on duty from late May to early September.

South Stack Lighthouse – The historic South Stack Lighthouse is located on a small island reached via a descent of 400 steps down the steep mainland cliffs. South Stack Rock lies separated from Holyhead Island by 30 metres of turbulent sea, surging to and fro in continuous motion. Visitors may tour the former lighthouse engine room before climbing to the top of the lighthouse. South Stack is a wonderful place to watch thousands of breeding seabirds including guillemots, razorbills and puffins.

Porth Diana Nature Reserve – A small nature reserve near Trearddur Bay, well known for the spotted rock-rose, Anglesey's County Flower.