From its peaceful setting in the harbour village of Porth Amlwch, this beautifully reimagined Grade II-listed apartment puts some of Anglesey's most scenic coastal routes within easy reach. Once the school hall of a Welsh chapel, this distinctive stay now offers a comfortable and characterful base for four after blustery walks, beach afternoons and relaxed adventures by the sea.
Step inside this handsome 1826 property and you’ll find a stay that feels full of character without compromising on comfort. The impressive hallway sets the tone straight away, with its handy desk space if you need to catch up on emails, plan the next coastal walk or look up where to find the best bara brith nearby. Beyond here, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is bright, sociable and easy to settle into, with cushy sofas, a TV and plenty of room to rest after a day exploring Anglesey. Make the most of the well-equipped kitchen by whipping up a family favourite with the produce you picked up earlier in the day. When it’s time to turn in, two king-size bedrooms offer a calm and peaceful place to sleep. One bedroom has its own en-suite shower room for added privacy, while the other has a second shower room.
There may not be a private garden, but you’re brilliantly placed for getting outdoors. Mooch around the shops and harbour before tucking into a salt-and-vinegar-doused pile of fish and chips on the pier. The pubs are also nearby so a few after-dinner drinks are a breeze. The Anglesey Coast Path is well worth walking, especially for its wide sea views. For watersports lovers, Porth Eilian (2 miles away) is an azure-watered spot for paddleboarding or kayaking, while keen golfers can head to Bull Bay Golf Club just 1.5 miles away.