Snowdon View - cosy cottage with stunning views

Snowdon View consists of two former quarryman's cottages that have been combined to form this wonderful hill-side retreat, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, lying in the outskirts of Holyhead and surrounded by open views. With a proper country feel, the cottage has access via scenic walks from the doorstep to a number of nature reserves. On your return, sit outside to enjoy the views or cosy up in front of the open fire. • Three bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin, 1 x single • Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC • Kitchen with breakfast bar and dining area • Utility room, washing machine, fridge and small freeze • Sitting room with open fire. • Oil central heating • Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, WIFI, selection of books, games and DVDs • There is WiFi in the property, however, due to the very thick walls, this can be intermittent • Fuel and power inc. in rent • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent • Off road parking for 2 cars • A cot and high chair can be made available on request • Front garden • Pets are allowed. • No smoking • Shop 1 miles, Pub 3 miles • There is a summer house in the garden, down the steps from the parking area, where there is garden furniture stored and where bikes can be kept. Entry is gained to the cottage via the key safe. Snowdon View consists of two former miners cottages that have been combined to form this wonderful hill-side retreat, lying in the outskirts of Holyhead and surrounded by open views. The view encompasses the mountains of Snowdonia in the distance and the peaceful setting make an excellent starting point for many walks that can be taken from the doorstop. The cottage is situated near two RSPB nature reserves. Supermarkets There is a wealth of supermarkets just off the A55, Tesco, Morrison, Asda, Wilkinson, B&M Bargains and Iceland all in the same retail park. There is also a Co-op and a butcher in the town centre, as well as a Lidl near the harbour terminal. There is a small local shop about a mile from the cottage, towards Holyhead, which sells milk, bread and newspapers. Transport Ferries If you fancy a day trip to Ireland, the Harbour has 4 sailings a day to Dublin taking around 2 hours. Train Station Holyhead station is a North Wales Coast Line station, operating trains direct to Chester and London. There is a free car park for train users, a bike park and a taxi rank. Taxis A selection of taxi numbers are listed below. Dazzlers Minibus & Taxi Of Holyhead Cybi Cabs Buses There are bus stops on South Stack road at the bottom of the hill, a short walk in either direction. A bus timetable is in the leaflets basket on the table in the hall.