Eithinog - Anglesey Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Wales Selfcatering Church Bay Isle on Anglesey Wales Self Catering Accommodation, Cottages, Villas, Gites and Apartments
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"Anglesey Self Catering. 4 Star WTB dormer bungalow. 4 bedrooms sleeps 8+ cot . One mile from beautiful Blue Flag Church Bay, pub, cafe and restaurant, in North West Anglesey, North Wales."
Eithinog - Anglesey Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Wales Selfcatering Eithinog Rhydwyn Church Bay Isle on Anglesey LL65 4EQ Wales Telephone - 01925 821995 Mobile - 07734 748024
Phone - 01925 821995 Please mention the SelfCatering-Directory.co.uk when phoning.
£400 to £925 per week / sleeps 8 plus cot
Anglesey Self Catering Holidays - Holiday Bungalow in Wales - Sleeps 8+, families welcome.
MCS Recommended Beach Blue Flag Beach
Anglesey Self Catering. Sleeps 8+ cot, dogs by arrangement, absolutely no smoking.
Saturday Start - Full week only.
Eithinog is a modern, well equipped, beautifully furnished, dormer bungalow; with 4 bedrooms; it sleeps 8 plus baby.
The award winning beach, coastal footpath, pub, restaurant cafe and start of the Heritage Coast are one mile away.
Situated in North West Anglesey, in the Church Bay area, on the edge of the hamlet of Rhydwyn, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is ideally located to explore not only the beauty of Anglesey itself, but also North Wales.
It is suitable for families, walkers and birdwatchers.
Dogs and Guide Dogs by arrangement.
Definitely no smoking.
Saturday start.
The bungalow is spacious with and has an enclosed rear garden.
See "Web Links" Top Left for some of the nearby attractions.
Wireless broadband internet access is free – contact the owner in advance.
Cot, High Chair, stairgate all available at no extra charge.
DOWNSTAIRS
Kitchen
Gas hob, Electric fan oven, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer/ dryer, Microwave, Breakfast table, Portable TV (freeview). Lounge
TV 40" flat screen – sky freesat and freeview DVD player, a selection of DVD's, CD's and books, CD player, Modern comfortable sofas for 8, View to front lawned garden, and countryside. Dining room
Dining table for eight, TV(28") (freeview), board games, Patio doors leading to rear, enclosed, lawned garden (south facing, with view) with garden furniture and barbeque Bedroom 1
Kings-Sized bed – solid oak Bedroom 2
2 single bunk beds - pine. Full sized. Shower room with WC UPSTAIRS
Bedroom 3
Twin single beds - pine Bedroom 4
King-Sized bed – pine Bathroom with WC
Access Statement
Nearest public telephone: 200 yds
Nearest mail box: 30 yds
Nearesr bus stop: 30 yds
Nearest Shop / post office: 2 mile
The property is on a quiet cul-de-sac.
The drive is immediately off the road, and runs along the side off the building.
The drive, which has a level brick surface, can comfortably accommodate 3 cars and is 13’ wide.
The front door (30” wide) lies half way up the drive and has a 4’ 6” covered entrance with a slight gradient, and runs unhindered into the hallway.
At the top of the drive is a 39” gate which opens into the enclosed rear garden.
The garden has no external steps other than into the dining room, which has one 8” step and a 9” stepover and gives access, via patio doors to the rear garden.
The top of the lawned garden consists of paving flags and has a patio area. The manufacturers of the 8 seater circular bench / table state that a wheelchair could fit up to the table (but would block 2 seats).
The lawn has a slope. The garden is completely enclosed by fencing / bungalow and can only be accessed via the gate or through the dining room
Wall light switches are approx 4’ off the ground and sockets (other than kitchen) 20” off the ground.
Taps are traditional style.
Door handles are traditional lever type.
TVs, DVD and CD have remote controls.
Non feather pillows and duvets with poly – cotton sheets.
Downstairs
There are no steps.
The hall has a minimum width of 30” and has doors, with widths shown leading off it to: kitchen 32”, lounge 32”, shower room 32”, bunk bedroom 32”, king bedroom 32”, dining room 32”.
The shower room and kitchen have ceramic floor tiles, the hall, bedrooms and dining room have laminate floors, the lounge is carpeted.
Shower room consists of pan 16”, sink 33 “ and shower cubical 29”x29” with 8” stepover.
The shower controls for the flexible shower are 63” high. The switch is a pull.
Kitchen, work surfaces 36” high and 24”deep.
The hob is at work surface height with oven and grill under, dropdown oven door.
The dishwasher and washer dryer are below the work surface as are many cupboards.
The freezer is 42” high and the fridge stands above this going a further 42” high.
The microwave stands on the work surface.
Sockets for devices, microwave and kettle are on the walls at
the back of the work surfaces approx 12” above.
The central heating can be preset; the controls are 20” above the kitchen surface.
Stairs 12 X 32” wide, carpeted, with handrail, leading to landing min 32” wide with doors to king bedroom 32”, double bed 32”, bathroom 29”.
Bathroom Pan 17”, sink 31” and bath 22” h X 22”w X 48”L (approx).
All areas upstairs carpeted apart from bathroom which has ceramic tiles.
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Extracts from 2007 guest book:
“Great Accomodation.
Loved Church Bay –
It was a must every day!”
Andy & Family, Swannington
“Well equipped + very comfortable
for family with young children.
Really enjoyed our stay.
Don’t want it to come to an end.”
John +, Derby
“Great week, beds so comfy and a fantastic location.
Really sad to have to go!...”
Nick and family, Buxton
“A welcoming clean home, everything one needs.
Great weeks holiday”
George et al, Bootle.
“Brilliant week!...
Mainly at Church Bay”
“Thanks for a great week, it is truly a home from home……”
“Had a brilliant week, everything was perfect…”
“…everything available that is needed. Will definitely recommend and return.”
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Anglesey (Ynys Mon) Self Catering Holiday Homes and Cottages
The area
The Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Môn in Welsh) is situated off the north-west coast of Wales near the Snowdonia mountain range. Rhydwyn is in the north west coast of Anglesey in the Cameas Bay Area.
Anglesey is separated from the mainland by the Menai Strait, which is spanned by two picturesque bridges, the Menai Bridge and the Britannia Bridge. The Isle boasts over 100 miles of spectacular coastline within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Eithinog lies within this area). It is unparalleled in its diversity of wildlife habitats from the great sea cliffs, estuaries, lagoons and dunes on the coast to the lakes, wetlands, heaths and richly mosaiced farmland of the interior.
Nearby
Church Bay - Pub, Church, Lobster Pot Restaurant, Museum, Cafe, national trust, choughs (rare birds that live on the cliffs).
Melin Llynnon Mill - working windmill
Swtan Heritage Cottage, Church Bay
Beehive Preserves, Cemlyn - Jam factory - shop and cafe
Cemlyn Nature Reserve (National Trust)
Cemaes (most northerly village in Wales) Camaes Bay
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Local Websites Links
Cemlyn Bay Nature Reserve - Looking across Cemlyn Bay and lagoon. The lagoon is fed by a number of streams, and contains brackish water. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1958, the National Trust manages the Cemlyn Estate. Cemlyn is famous for its birdlife. The lagoon has been managed as a wildfowl refuge for more than half a century, residents including three species of tern, Ringed Plover and Oystercatcher. Cemlyn Nature Resrve was set up in 1971 and is managed by the North Wales Wildlife Trust.
Anglesey Sea Zoo - The Anglesey Sea Zoo is an exhibition of living sealife from around the coast of Wales and the UK. The Sea Zoo was founded in 1983 and started small on on the site of an old oyster hatchery, and has since grown each year to become an important visitor attraction.
Nearby working windmill - The windmill at Llynnon, Anglesey, was built in 1775 at a cost of £500. The only working windmill on the Isle of Anglesey, which once had over 100 mills to grind its large grain havest, it was renovated by Anglesey Borough Council and re-opened in 1986. Open to the public from Easter to the end of September, guided tours are available.
Moelfre - Moelfre looks like every childs idea of a seaside village - picturesque port, beach, fine views of snowdonia, a working lifeboat and tales of piracy and disaster at sea.
The village also provides an excellent vantage point to view both ocean going and coastal vessels sailing to and from the Mersey. In adverse weather many ships seek shelter in the bay illuminating the night skyline.
Cemaes Bay - Cemaes is the most northerly village in Wales. Since Victorian times, the picturesque character of Cemaes and the natural beauty of the Island has attracted many artists. They have responded to the sea and sky as it changes with the weather, the superb sunsets, the multicoloured rocks and sands exposed on the cliffs and beaches as well as the charm of Cemaes village.
Newborough Warren and Llanddwyn Island - This national nature reserve on Anglesey attracts thousands of visitors each year because of its beautiful beaches and views of the sea and Snowdonia.
Anglesey Coastal Path - Anglesey Coastal Path cost £1.4 million and runs virtually within the length of the entire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on Anglesey. It is a network of public rights of way and some designated permissive paths.
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