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Modern Detached Dormer Bungalow in Anglesey
Situated one mile from Church Bay ( a beautiful Blue Flag
Beach), Ethinog is located on the edge of the peaceful hamlet of
Rhydwn.
On the way to the beach you can find the local pub, the Lobster Pot
Restaurant, and the Wayfarer cafe (best cafe of the year 2010 in
Anglesey).
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Rent this cottage |
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price |
Low season
£550 |
High
season £995 |
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Contact the owners & rent this cottage.
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Eithinog, is purposely furnished as a holiday home
and has the Welsh Tourist Board 4 star rating.
It comfortably sleeps 8 ( + cot) with 4 double bedrooms – 2 on the
ground floor.
It is ideal for families. There is ample parking. The rear garden is
completely enclosed. It will suit a large family, 2 small families or
an extended family with grand parents having a shower room with wc
downstairs and a bathroom with wc upstairs.
With a fully equipped modern kitchen, a large lounge and a dining
room, with an eight seater table, opening into the rear garden,
Eithinog is spacious.
Other features include: 3 TV’s ( a 40 inch flat screen int the
lounge), DVD player and selection of DVD’s, CD Player and collection
of CD’s, iPlayer / iPhone dock, wireless broadband, dishwasher, washer
dryer, fridge, freezer, microwave, bbq, gas hob, electric oven, gas
central heating and double glazing throughout.
The owners Mary and David manage the property and so you can be sure
that when you arrive the property is ready for you, ( along with a
welcome pack).
Being one mile from the main road around the Island, the location is
ideal as a centre for travelling around Anglesey or visiting Snowdonia
– or you may simply wish to spend time at Church Bay, resting on the
beach, swimming, exploring the rock pools or walking along the cliff
tops, which form part of the extensive coastal path networks.
For more details why not visit our website
http://www.holidaysinanglesey.co.uk
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Out and About
Anglesey is steeped in a rich archaeological and historical
heritage. It is unparalleled in its diversity of wildlife habitats
from the great sea cliffs, estuaries, lagoons and dunes on the coast
to the lakes, wetlands, heaths and richly mosaiced farmland of the
interior.
Favourite
attractions are its beaches, from the
unspoilt and extensive sands at Llanddwyn Bay to the busier seafront
at Benllech or the quiet and picturesque Cemaes Bay. During your visit
discover Anglesey's culinary diversity with the help of our Taste of
Anglesey food trail guide offering mouth watering dishes all using
local produce. Anglesey is
known locally as Môn Mam Cymru
the Mother of Wales, a reference to the historical role of the island
as the bread-basket of Wales.
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How
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Cae'r Felin
Rhydwyn
Church Bay
Anglesey
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