The property
Cartrefle'r Enfys is a welcoming and bright holiday cottage in the pretty coastal village of Moelfre on Anglesey.
The gorgeous woodburner in the sitting room adds warmth in the colder months and there are squishy sofas to sink into.
There’s also a pub, cafes and shops within walking distance.
This is the ideal holiday cottage for a family looking for a seaside break.
The sitting area has squishy sofas and chairs set around a gorgeous wood burning stove.
There is also a TV, DVD and CD players a games console, books and games.
The kitchen doubles as a breakfast room and is contemporary, a good size and has all you need for an easy self-catering break!
There’s an electric oven, hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave and toaster.
There’s a table and chairs in here, ideal for a leisurely brunch!
There is also a snug area with a sofa, armchair and TV.
Through an archway is a further table & chairs for family meals.
On the ground floor there is a shower room with shower, loo and wash hand basin.
In the sitting room are stairs that lead up to three bedrooms - a double room with king sized bed, a twin room and a single room.
There is a further bathroom with bath and shower over, loo, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Outside, at the back of the holiday cottage, is a sweet and sheltered garden with store room for bicycles, body boards etc available.
There is also parking.
From Moelfre you can access the Anglesey Coastal Footpath and walk to lovely Lligwy Beach, passing the Lifeboat and Seawatch Centre and the memorial to the wreck of The Royal Charter on your way.
Amazing walks, activities, attractions and places to eat and drink are nearby.
You will get a taste of the best bits of the eastern coast of Anglesey from this holiday cottage.
About the location
MOELFRE
Lligwy 2 miles; Benllech 2.5 miles.
Situated on the beautiful east coast of Anglesey, Moelfre is a delightful seaside village, boasting little cottages, a picturesque port, a beach, fine views of Snowdonia, a working lifeboat, and two quality pubs/restaurants. Visit the hugely popular local Seawatch Centre, enjoy fishing or watching sea birds, seals and even dolphins, or discover wonderful cliff-top walks with stunning mountain views. The village has many historic links, the most recent being the site of the tragic Royal Charter shipwreck in 1859. There are stunning sandy beaches nearby, at Benllech and Lligwy, and the lovely Red Wharf Bay, with its miles of open sands and birdlife. A perfect location for travelling around this lovely island and throughout beautiful Snowdonia.
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