Holiday home
A serene location, Old Barns holiday cottage is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts as it backs on to a vast area of RSPB land. You are in a perfect position to explore all that the island has to offer. If you can bring yourself to leave the peaceful surroundings of the Old Barns, you will find Newborough Beach, arguably the most picturesque location in all of North Wales, just a few minutes away. The house is based around a gravel courtyard, and its large windows gaze out over the fine Anglesey countryside. The house is so well suited for large groups and families with a number of places to relax whether it be in front of a roaring fire, basking in sunshine or escaping in the gallery. The kitchen is superb and has so much space that you will be able to cook a feast and still have room to sit around and chat. The sitting room is a really spacious area. One end has a seating area housing bookshelves and a flatscreen TV, and the other has a carpeted seating area surrounding a large open fireplace. French windows lead out to a decked area and lawned gardens. There is a gallery bedroom/sitting area overlooking the main sitting room which has twin beds. The large farmhouse kitchen with a large dining table in the centre. Well equipped with both an Aga and an electric cooker and microwave as well as a large American fridge/freezer, and the most important thing when you are on holiday - a dishwasher! On the ground floor, located at opposite ends of the house, are two bedrooms comprising a master bedroom with en suite and another double bedroom. There are two shower rooms downstairs with shower, loo and wash basin. There is a further twin bedroom and a cloakroom upstairs. The garden is fantastic! Open the doors of the sitting room and you can walk out onto the decking where you will find garden furniture. Sit here and enjoy the peace and quiet of your surroundings with a cuppa, or a nice glass of wine. The lawned area is great if you have children that want to let off some steam where you can keep an eye on their adventures. Typical of many of our rural properties, access to the cottage is by a rough track.

Accomodation Details
Three bedrooms: 2 x double bedrooms on the ground floor, 1 x twin, 1 x double day bed on the galleried area overlooking the sitting area. 2 x shower rooms with WC and handwash basin. Ensuite with bath, WC and handwash basin. Kitchen with both an Aga and an electric cooker, American fridge/freezer, dishwasher, large dining table. Sitting room with seating area, bookshelves and a flatscreen TV and also an additional seating area with an open fireplace. The gallery bedroom/sitting area overlooking the main sitting room and has twin beds. Garden with furnished decking, large lawned area. Off road parking.

Area
The inland village of Pentre Berw is ideally situated 4 miles from the beautiful Menai Straits, on the road to Newborough with its fantastic beaches and forest walks, on the south coast of the delightful Isle of Anglesey. Only 4 miles away, discover the magnificent Llanddwyn Beach, 3 miles of golden sands boasting stunning walks and striking views across the glistening sea toward the Welsh mountains of Snowdonia, or explore the fascinating National Nature Reserve, renowned for its colourful birdlife, whispering forest and huge sweep of marshes and dunes. The National Trust’s Plas Newydd country house and gardens is a short drive and well worth a visit. Just 9 miles away, the historic town of Beaumaris, with its medieval castle and Victorian pier, offers a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs, whilst the whole of the island boasts superb watersports, fishing, diving, cycling and walking opportunities. The RSPB marsh lands are at the foot of Pentre Berw and have become a must for birdwatchers, walkers and cyclists. The foot/cycle tarmac pathway is enjoyed by many and stretches from the picturesque Cefni Lake Reservoir all the way to Malltraeth, with Pentre Berw situated midway with easy access. Anglesey is proud of its modern motor sport racetrack venue, Trac Mon, near to Rhosneigr for both competitors and spectators alike. The nearby village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantisiliogogogoch only 3 miles away and boasts the longest village name in Britain. A wonderful location for a varied and enjoyable holiday.

Amenities
Wifi, flat screen TV, open fire, bed linen and towels provided, central heating, Aga, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge freezer, microwave, roku box (streaming player), travel cot, high chair, garden furniture, barbecue, ample off road parking (boat welcome). 10 minute drive to local amenities. Typical of many of our rural properties, access to the cottage is by a rough track. 2 well behaved dogs welcome, to stay in the kitchen. Note: Please note we kindly ask that you do not charge your electric cars at this property.