A well presented property overlooking the picturesque Red Wharf Bay, in the heart of Benllech on the Isle of Anglesey. Bryn Y Don benefits from fresh, spacious accommodation and comes within easy reach of countryside, charming towns and fun activities, making it the perfect place for large groups of friends and family to come together and unwind. The large kitchen/diner is fully-equipped with the necessary appliances and a dining table big enough to accommodate the whole group, it also features a stunning range cooker. The kitchen/diner also has a TV with DVD player. The ground floor also occupies a classy shower room and two bedrooms; a double and a triple room, with the latter housing a convenient en-suite. Take the stairs and arrive at the first floor, here you will find the social sitting room set with plenty of cosy seating, and scenery-filled bay windows showcasing the most picture-perfect views of the beach and sea below. Bryn y Don offers wonderful beach, sea and mountain views, from the cottage you can sit and enjoy the views of the Snowdonia, the Great Orme and Puffin Island. The other five bedrooms also rest on this floor, they are tastefully decorated to ensure a comforting spot to recharge your batteries before the next fun-packed day. The mature gardens here at Bryn Y Don are immaculately kept, with lawned areas for the children to play whilst you revel in your surroundings with a glass of bubbly. Walk past the glistening beach to get to the centre of Benllech, here you can take advantage of its small selection of quality amenities. From here you can explore the whole of Anglesey, from the beautiful Breakwater Country Park at Holyhead to the quaint shops and majestic castle at Beaumaris. A superbly located cottage to be enjoyed with your loved ones all-year-round. Note: This property can be booked with Refs: 917838 and 929823, together sleeping up to 27 guests.
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