Bwthyn Y Gwynion, Gaerwen

Snowdonia. Sleeps up to 4

Gaerwen 2.2 miles. Situated in the lovely village of Llanddaniel on the Isle of Anglesey lies the detached, slate-built cottage of Bwthyn Y Gwynion. This property has been fitted with contemporary furnishings and decor, with the stunning beaches and rural walks of Anglesey close by, ideal for two couples or a small family's adventure in North Wales. Inside the cottage, you'll find everything on the ground floor and two off-road parking spaces to begin your staycation with ease. A hallway invites you into the open-plan living area, complete with a reclining L-shaped sofa to sink into and watch the Smart TV after a day of discovering your surroundings, while the amber glow from the mounted, electric fire warms the room. Continuing to impress is the well-equipped kitchen, home to an electric oven and ceramic hob, as well as a handy integrated dishwasher and all the necessary appliances to prepare delicious meals throughout your stay. The space also hosts a dining table for four where you can plan the day's adventures over a cooked breakfast. Moving through the property, the first bedroom is home to a zip/link super-king-size for a flexible sleeping arrangement, and plenty of storage for your belongings in the fitted wardrobe. The second bedroom is home to a king-size, again with ample storage for you to unpack your things into the fitted wardrobe; both bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms with a walk-in shower, basin and WC where you can prepare for the day ahead. Through the patio doors in the open-plan living space, the garden boasts a pretty lawn and patio area, perfect for a picnic with your loved ones while you savour the summer sun. For local amenities, head into Gaerwen for the Gaerwen Arms, takeaway fish and chips, along with convenience stores if you prefer cooking at home. Nearby attractions include Pili Palas Nature World, Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens, and Plas Newydd House and Garden, a magnificent manor home to eat, drink and relax in a historic setting overlooking Snowdonia. For a lovely stroll, head to Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest, filled with smooth walkways to spot local wildlife including the native Red Squirrel, or take the boardwalk onto the beach for walks along the dunes or if the tide is out, take a walk over to Ynys Llanddwyn. Llanfair PG, Menai Bridge, and Beaumaris are all well worth a visit with plenty of history to uncover; why not embark on a pleasure cruise along Menai Strait or head to one of Anglesey's many sandy beaches? Nearby there are several activities to suit all ages and tastes, such as Caernarfon Angling for the avid fishers, and Tyddyn Mawr Golf Course; you will be spoilt for choice! For the thrill-seekers, Sea Môr Kayaking offers kayaking trips around the coast to discover the habitats and wildlife of North Wales, and branching slightly further afield you will find the Snowdonia National Park, esteemed for its fantastic rambling routes and exceptional scenery. Whatever your style of adventure, choose Bwthyn Y Gwynion as your base to explore from.