Minfordd

The house is situated in the heart of the town, Y Gorsaf is opposite the train station, James Pringle Weavers and within walking distance of the local pubs - The Penhros Arms & Tafarn Ty Gwyn, the local fish and chip shop, chemist, Chinese takeaway and Co-Op, offering ease and simplicity when moving around the village on foot. The property is a local traditional terraced cottage with everything you would need to enjoy your stay on Anglesey, it’s cosy, clean, private and quiet. The property is located in the centre of Llanfairpwll. The house has two bedrooms, one bedroom double bed and a second bedroom with loads of space and two single beds. Downstairs is an open plan area with a lounge and dining room leading onto the kitchen. The sitting area has a 32” Smart TV with Netflix with a comfy sofa and nice little arm chair.. The kitchen is a modern style kitchen with integrated hob and oven and fridge/freezer as well as a microwave. The eating area has a beautifully handmade wooden dining table to enjoy your meals or takeaway. Additionally, the bathroom is a bright modern bathroom with a large walk-in shower . Unfortunately, bath lovers a shower will have to do! You are on holiday and we respect your privacy. We will be a phone call away if you require us, all our details will be in the welcome pack along with details of local services you may require. The biggest thing that makes our little village stand out is that it has the longest place name in whole of Europe, the second biggest in the world llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" It is also home to the Plaster newydd estate that was home to the Marquess of Anglesey for hundreds of years. It is also one of the villages that is situated next to one of the iconic bridges of the North Wales and Anglesey Our little house is just a throw stone from the train station so is very easy to get to from any major train station in the UK. It is also a throw stone away from the local bus stop which is on the old A5 which is a direct road that was made from the Port in Hollyhead from Ireland direct to London. You are also rite on the Costal path which is a circular walk all the way around the Isle of Anglesey