Wow Factor: Two minute walk to some of the best views in Anglesey!!

At a Glance:

Check In: 5pm
Check Out: 11am
Location: Nestled in the serene village of Hermon, Isle of Anglesey, close to Aberffraw Beach and the Malltraeth Estuary
No. of Bedrooms: 3 (1 king-size, 1 double, 1 bunk bedroom)
No. of Bathrooms: 1 (includes a walk-in shower)
Layout: All rooms conveniently located on one floor
Outdoors: Private garden with lawns and planted borders.
Pet Friendly: Two dogs allowed
Parking: a roadside traditional cottage with off-street parking (2-3 cars)
1 Travel Cot and Highchair are Provided (please bring your own mattress and cot linen)
We’ve invested in our own laundry unit, providing hotel quality satin white towels and bed linens for each of our properties

Overview:

Ty Capel Bach features a single-story layout with varying room level connected by steps. The heart of the cottage is its open-plan living space, complete with a wood-burning stove in the living room that adds a cosy, rustic feel. There is the sunny, conservatory-style dining room that seats six - perfect for family meals. The modern, galley-style kitchen is equipped with all the essentials including an electric hob, oven, dishwasher, and fridge-freezer. As the accommodation is single-storey, all bedrooms are located on the ground floor, providing easy access. The bedrooms are thoughtfully placed with the master and double bedroom to the right of the hallway, and the bunk bedroom next to the living area on the left, offering privacy and comfort.

The cottage has a charming garden with two lawned areas. If you're bringing pets, keep an eye on them; the garden's gated but livestock roam nearby. Ty Capel Bach is an idyllic escape for those passionate about nature, walking, and cycling. Hermon, located on the picturesque Isle of Anglesey in northwest Wales, is a serene, hidden gem!

About the Area:

The small village of Malltraeth has a chip shop, and the recently refurbed Joiners Arms pub (all within walking distance from the cottage). One of the best cycle routes on Anglesey starts here called the Lon Las Cefni. It's a wonderful 11 mile route that takes you through some of Anglesey's most picturesque scenery including the stunning Malltraeth marshes. The nearby Llyn Parc Mawr Community Woodland where you can spot red squirrels or cycle around Newborough forest.

Quick fact : Did you know that the 'House of the Dragon' scenes were filmed on this iconic North Wales beach only last year??

There's plenty of other attractions for littlens too, you can delve into local history at the Tacla Taid - Anglesey Transport Museum or wonder through the Model Village and then enjoy a classic fish and chips from The Codmother in nearby Newborough. A short drive the other way leads to Aberffraw Beach, perfect for a leisurely day out with facilities like Ty Llewellyn Café nearby to indulge in home-cooked meals and cream scones. Further exploration reveals surfer-friendly beaches like Cable Bay and Rhosneigr, which also offers charming shops and eateries such as Mojos Creperie and The Sandy Mount for dining out. The area is renowned for birdwatching, red squirrels and award-winning beaches, such as Traeth Llanddwyn and Traeth Mawr.

Partners and Local Landmarks:

Booking with Anglesey Holiday Lettings not only ensures a delightful stay but also offers exclusive discounts at local attractions and eateries. Enjoy adventures like Rib Ride, experiences at Zip World, or dining at Sandy Mount House, enhancing your stay with unique local flavours and activities. Nearby, explore the scenic Aberffraw Beach, or historical sites like Beaumaris Castle and the Menai Bridge's vibrant food scene.