The Gardener's Bothy at Wildheart Escapes

*New to Airbnb!* We've been operating our 6 beautiful holiday lets for over a year now, with hundreds of very happy guests. Located on the Marquess of Anglesey's private estate our team at Wildheart are waiting to welcome you to your countryside escape. Escape, recharge and enjoy all the beauty the Isle of Anglesey has to offer. Set just outside the walled gardens and nestled on the edge of an enchanting woodland, this peaceful and cosy cottage would have once been the head gardener's home. Built in the early 19th century, the cottage is brimming with character and has been tastefully restored to make this a comfortable and luxurious stay for up to 6 adults plus an extra childs bed. Conveniently set on ground level, the cottage offers original features and high ceilings throughout. There is one large master bedroom, with a wood burner and ensuite, two further good sized bedrooms, one with a wood burner, a family bathroom, a large open plan kitchen/ diner - with original quarry tiles and a handy outside utility room. There is also a comfy sitting room with a large warming wood burner - the ideal space to get cosy in front of the fire after a day of exploring the wonders of the island. Surrounded by nature, ‘The Gardener's Bothy’ offers a wonderfully tranquil countryside escape. Ideally suited for wildlife lovers, walkers, dog owners, families and groups of friends looking for a rejuvenating retreat full of adventure. We are well placed just outside the world-famous village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, equidistant to Anglesey’s best beaches and the mountains of Snowdonia,. about 5 minutes from the iconic bridges which connect Anglesey to the world.and with most of North Wales’ top activities only about 25 mins away. The cottage is also the ideal base station for walking and cycling and Wales’ Coastal Footpath which is nearby. The cottage is within the Marquess of Anglesey’s private Plas Newydd Estate. The current Marquess’s father gave Plas Newydd to the National Trust in 1976 and it’s now one of the top places to visit, right on your doorstep.