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Bodlawen
The location is ideal, in a quiet corner of Anglesey with spectacular, sweeping
views across the Menai Strait from Caernarfon to the mountains of Snowdonia.
Bodwrdin farm
330 acre family run farm in peacful location with panoramic views of Snowdonia and countryside.
Deri Isaf
Built in the 1880's from brick produced at the local works down on the bay. It was originally built as a dowager house for the aristocracy.
Drws y Coed
It is situated in peaceful wooded countryside and is approached by two tarmac
driveways, one of which is tree lined and in springtime is lined with daffodils,
wild flowers and rhododendrons.
Llwydiarth fawr
You'll gather by now that Llwydiarth Fawr is different . This palatial Georgian
house, combines the best of all worlds - the friendliness and hospitality
of farmhouse accommodation with surroundings that match those of a top hotel.
Mynydd Mwyn Mawr
Situated in a quiet rural location, 'off the beaten track'. It is an ideal place to get away from it all, to unwind and relax in the heartland of Anglesey.
Parc-yr-Odyn
A modern farmhouse on a 150 acre working farm set in the heart of Anglesey's
patchwork quilt of green countryside. It commands panoramic views of the Snowdonia
Mountain Range and is an ideal base for exploring the island and touring the
North Wales mainland and convenient for the ferry crossing to Ireland.
Penrhyn Farm
In a setting countless artists have immortalised over the years sits Penrhyn, a traditional 18th century farmhouse. Now tastefully modernised with full central heating throughout.
Penyrorsedd Farm
A homely atmosphere is assured at the charming 18th century farmhouse. 360 acre working farm situated 3 miles from our beautiful coastline where there are many lovely beaches and coves which can be found just minutes away.
Plas Cichle
Plas Cichle is a period farmhouse set in 200 acres of farm land, 1½ miles from the historic town of Beaumaris, and it offers magnificent views of Snowdonia.
Y Storws
Storws is a recently, sympathetically, restored, converted granary, set in beautiful tranquil countryside. Emphasis is placed on good home AGA cooking and creating a homely and friendly atmosphere. Bedrooms are en-suite and are tastefully furnished.
Tal y Foel
It is small and friendly and in a peaceful rural location with spectacular views across the Straits to Caernarfon Castle and the mountains of Snowdonia.
Trewyn
A lovely spacious farmhouse, set on a 240 acre working beef, sheep and arable farm. From the front of the house, the view is towards Bodafon mountain, with lovely walks in the vicinity.
Tymawr
The 19th century farmhouse, on a 300 acre dairy farm, is large, comfortable
and tastefully furnished with antiques. Set in a a lovely garden with south
facing aspects, the house is surrounded by pastureland with an uninterrupted
vista towards the Snowdonia mountain range.
Wern
Dateing back to approximately 1600 when it was built as a simple two up,
two down with outside facilities!! Over the centuries, generations of farmers
have added extra rooms (presumably to accommodate growing families) and the
house now has 20 rooms and two staircases in all. The most recent addition
is the Victorian style conservatory which was built in 1991.
Cremlyn
A working farm located in the peaceful countryside, ideal for a relaxing family break. Large spacious rooms with traditional décor. Excellent breakfast made with local produce.
Bryn Eglwys & Tyddyn Truan
Both properties enjoy all the modern amenities expected of first class family holiday accommodation whilst retaining an atmosphere developed over hundreds of years as family homes.
Rhyd y Delyn
We are the third generation in our family to farm this 130 acre milking farm. Guests are welcome to get up early to watch the milking! Or better still watch the afternoon milking.