Dog-friendly Cottages Anglesey

This property is set in the historic town of Beaumaris on the Menai Strait - with its medieval castle dating back to the reign of Edward I, and its Victorian pier, gaol and courthouse. Situated amongst a row of properties, Kings House was built in the 18th century about 1720. It did not however become the Inn until 1829, and has not functioned in that capacity for over 100 years. Deceptive in size from the front, the property offers spacious holiday accommodation, with six large bedrooms and plenty of living space. The good-sized courtyard to the rear of the property is opened onto from the conservatory and snug.
There is plenty to do in the area, with sailing being a very popular pastime. For golfing enthusiasts, there are two good golf courses to play on, and with several restaurants and pubs in the area, visitors will be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out. Horse riding can also be found locally. There are also the many beaches in the area - Beaumaris has its own small beach, but not too far away is Red Wharf Bay which has a large sandy beach. There are also many other beaches on the island - Rhosneigr and Trearddur Bay to name just two. The nearest beach is just 1 minute’s walk from the property. Discover the island’s varied coastline, which is perfect for watersports, leisure centres and Sea Zoo.
For those who reluctantly wish to leave the beauty of Anglesey, North Wales offers unrivalled beauty in the form of the Snowdonia National Park. Historic castles await exploration and there are many excellent walks to suit all levels. Llandudno makes for an enjoyable day out, as does a trip on the Ffestiniog Railway. Day trips are available to Ireland from Holyhead port. Shops 200 yards, pub 20 yards.

Nestled beside the owners’ cottage in a tranquil, wildlife friendly garden setting, this charming single-storey, semi-detached cottage is a cosy, relaxing retreat. Preswylfa is in an ideal location for exploring the many sandy beaches and coastal paths of the beautiful island of Anglesey, the nearest beach being just a mile away. It lies in the village of Llanddona, with the village inn (dog friendly and serving gluten-free food) a short walk away. Many family attractions, market towns, historic castles and National Trust properties are within easy reach, making this holiday cottage perfect for everyone. Beautiful views across to the Snowdonia mountains can be enjoyed from the conservatory. The island is perfect for nature lovers with superb walking and bird watching opportunities right from the doorstep. A wide range of independent shops, cafés and restaurants are available in the local town of Beaumaris. Fishing and golf is available nearby. For a car free day out, the bus stop is just 55 yards away. Beach 1 mile. Shop and restaurant 3 miles, pub ½ mile.

A former blacksmith’s cottage and converted smithy with over 200 years of documented history, sleeping six adults and two children.

Containing original beams and large stone wood burning fireplaces, it is the perfect hideaway holiday cottage and a fantastic base for exploring Anglesey. A sun trap in the summer, warm and cosy in winter and dogs are welcome.

A country living kitchen is the heart of the home, and with its log burning stove, comfy sofa and flatscreen TV to ensure the chef is never lonely. Complete with all the utilities needed, granite worktops and Rangemaster cooker. There are three unique and generously sized bedrooms all very tastefully decorated throughout, one on the ground floor and the other two upstairs. The main living room has large comfy sofas, double height ceilings, exposed traditional beams, original stone features and a vast inglenook fireplace, yet it is warm and cosy for snug evenings in. A quiet, mature and sheltered garden benefits from all day sun, complete with garden furniture and BBQ.

Located in the tiny hamlet of Llanfaes with its picturesque village church, half a mile from the main coast road, and only 1 mile from the ancient town of Beaumaris with its fascinating moated castle and bustling waterfront. Beaumaris has all the local amenities you should need on your holiday, with banks, post office, supermarkets, fuel services, shops, chemist, library and doctors surgery. Property benefits from fibre optic broadband; great news for Wi-Fi users on holiday.

This attractive detached house offers the perfect base for couples, families, small groups of friends and pets too. Surrounding the property is an enclosed garden area, long sweeping driveway.
Inside you will find a spacious open-plan living area, perfect for socialising and entertaining. Head through into the living room, light the wood burner and relax while watching your favourite TV show or film. You will also find a baby grand piano for those musically gifted guests to enjoy, or take a window seat to read a book and stare out to sea. Enjoy a hearty Welsh breakfast in the sunny conservatory whilst taking in the views. This is a great spot for enjoying spectacular sunsets. There are two comfortable bedrooms on the ground floor sharing a stylish Jack and Jill bathroom.
Head up to the first floor to discover a further two well presented bedrooms. The superb master suite boasts a feature floor to ceiling window framing a fabulous sea view, a magnificent sun balcony for taking in the stunning sunsets, a walk-in wardrobe, and an impressive mood lit bathroom complete with corner bath and walk-in bluetooth shower for the ultimate bathing experience. Plenty of parking, seating areas and space to enjoy the outdoors can be found to the front and rear of the property. On a clear day you can see all the way over to the Great Orme in Llandudno, the spectacular mountains towards Snowdonia and even the Isle of Man.
Llanddona is famed for its beach, and the 127-mile coastal path can be picked up just a short stroll from the property. Enjoy a pint at the local pub or head down to the picturesque town of Beaumaris with its colourful properties, cafés, bars, and restaurants provide food for all tastes. Take a cruise along the Menai Strait, enjoy a walk to the lighthouse at Penmon, or visit the Beaumaris Gaol and medieval castle. Take a drive around this beautiful island to discover more fabulous beaches, if you are lucky you may even spot a dolphin or two. The Snowdonia National Park can be easily reached via a scenic car journey where you will find a plethora of activities for all ages and adrenaline levels. It offers some of Wales’s most unbelievable scenery!

Once a traditional seafront townhouse, this quality holiday house overlooks the Menai Strait and The Green in the heart of Beaumaris. Elegantly restored (the original servant’s bells, fireplaces and beautiful staircase remain) the first floor sitting room with period furnishings is light and airy. The views from the large period windows set the coastal scene. Enjoy the fine marine and Snowdonia mountain views from the large period windows. Beautiful formal dining room and well-equipped kitchen which opens out onto a private and peaceful sunny courtyard - a real sun trap and ideal for al fresco dining. The south facing latticed veranda at the front has a small paved terrace - enjoy breakfast alfresco or watch the yachts from the adjacent Royal Anglesey Yacht Club racing on the Menai Strait.
Beaumaris is the jewel in the Anglesey’s crown - discover the inspiring community of galleries and tempting places to dine or simply enjoy browsing in the boutique shops. Whatever the occasion, The Townhouse Beaumaris ensures a memorable stay! There are a number of lovely beaches a short distance away from Green Edge including Llanfairfechan, Penmaenmawr, Llanddona and Benllech. Dogs are welcome all year round but in designated areas only during summer months. Beach 150 yards. Pub and restaurant 350 yards.

Just a short drive away from Newborough forest, this charming, detached gate lodge has been renovated to provide spacious and comfortable accommodation, with a lovely enclosed garden boasting views over the countryside. The location is perfect for year round holidays, and is close to many attractions including sea world, National Trust Plas Newydd, Beaumaris Castle, RSPB centre, butterfly farm and boat rides to watch Puffins. Superb coastal walking, golf and horse riding are all close by, as well as day trips to Ireland and the Snowdonia National Park are within easy reach. Shop, pub and restaurant 2½ miles.

This semi-detached single-storey barn conversion has been converted to a very good standard. The holiday cottage is in a quiet, peaceful location with a rear decked area with views of the surrounding countryside. Set in 14 acres, there are plenty of grounds to explore and there is a shared play area. This is an excellent base for walking and cycling as well as 125 miles of coastline on the island. Benllech, the Anglesey Coastal Path, and the partly moated castle at Beaumaris are all close by. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Outdoor communal areas abound with a large hot tub (£125 per week) at one side of the property, slate patios and spacious decking at the front with barbecue area, dining table, outdoor couches and loungers to maximise enjoyment of the views. Lawns surround the house, perfect for children to play.
Enter the large communal area and eyes are drawn to the glass wall that reaches from floor to ceiling giving stunning vistas with sliding doors onto the patio decking. Stylish interiors reflect the coastal location with Scandinavian and New England influences. The spacious and stylish open plan living space has a sleek well-equipped kitchen area with an Esse range electric cooker perfectly set up for ’bake offs’. The space effortlessly flows from the dining area through to comfortable seating around a large wood burning stove, the main gathering point for family and friends. The snug, a smaller more intimate room set in the older part of the house is cosy and comfortable with inglenook fireplace and deep set windows. Beyond the snug there is a large twin bedroom with an equally large en-suite shower room. Perfect for older guests. The Master bedroom with super king bed and en-suite shower room on the first floor has 4-metre sliding doors opening out onto a glass balustrade balcony perfect for enjoying morning coffee while contemplating Red Wharf Bay below. Views from the sloping side windows are of wooded hillsides that drop down onto the bay. The third bedroom also on the first floor is a super king with its own en-suite shower room.
A great variety of seabirds can be observed from the comfort of the decking. Watch amazing sunsets with a glass of wine after a day exploring this unique area. A sociable house for family and friends throughout the seasons. Beach ½ mile.

Approached via a private, uneven farm track (not suitable for cars with very low suspension), Lapwing Cottage is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is adjacent to both the RSPB Valley Wetlands reserve and Tywyn Trewan Common. This is a delightful two-bedroom cottage, which has recently been converted from a former farm building, offering a charming base for exploring the beautiful Isle of Anglesey, an ideal holiday destination for walkers and ornithologists.
Lapwing Cottage, which is single storey, combines character with modern comfort and has been well-equipped for all your holiday needs. The rustic charm has been maintained with high ceilings and exposed beams, along with a wood burner for cosy winter nights, whilst the kitchen and bathroom give a luxurious modern feel.
With the benefit of dazzling sunrises and stunning sunsets coupled with uninterrupted views of Snowdonia, Lapwing Cottage offers a superb location and inspiration for photographer or artists. Those who wish to take advantage of Anglesey’s ‘Dark Skies’ will be amazed at the myriad of stars and galaxies visible on clear nights. Cerrig Cottages are also close to RAF Valley which will be of interest to aviation enthusiasts for the opportunity to wathc the trainee pilots, visiting military aircraft, plus the Red Arrows are frequent visitors.
Cerrig Cottages are an ideal ornithologists’ holiday location, with over 80 species of birds recorded on site by the wildlife-loving cottage owners including lapwing, curlew, golden plover, skylark, wheatear, stonechat, three species of owl, peregrine falcon, the charismatic chough and even a booming bittern. Stoats and lizards live in the garden walls, there are newts and dragonflies in the pond, and otters have recently been seen in Llyn Traffwll at the bottom of the paddock. As part of their wildlife recording, the cottage owners regularly undertake moth trapping sessions which guests are welcome to attend, rapidly becoming a favourite activity for the younger guests. New for 2021, cottage guests will have special access to the owners’ new 6.5 acre wildflower meadow, home to nesting skylarks and meadow pipits in the spring, followed by a myriad of butterflies and pollinators in the summer when the wildflowers are in full bloom.
The public footpath opposite Cerrig Cottages takes you to the RSPB Valley Wetlands Reserve to the north, or a 40-minute ramble to the south brings you to the seaside town of Rhosneigr with its vast beach, famous for sea sports, as well as a variety of bars and cafés. For those preferring to drive, Rhosneigr beach is less than 15 minutes away. Fishing and golf nearby. Traeth Cymyran takes 10 minutes by car and Rhoscolyn, the location of Prince William’s favourite Anglesey pub, takes just 15 minutes. Beach 2½ miles, shop 1 mile, pub 2 miles and restaurant 1½ miles.
Lapwing Cottage can be booked together with Curlew Cottage (ref UK6707) to accommodate up to 6 guests.

Perfectly located for family summer beach holidays and relaxing winter escapes, this spacious and beautifully presented, single-storey detached property, boasts a lovely, enclosed, lawned garden and in a peaceful residential location, just a short stroll from the beautiful sandy beaches of Trearddur Bay.

Within walking distance is a fine selection of cafés, restaurants, pubs and the village shop, whilst Holyhead, a bustling port, is just 2 miles away with a large selection of shops and opportunities for day trips to Ireland. Trearddur Bay enjoys a wonderful setting on Anglesey’s west coast, a perfect spot for exhilarating walking on the dramatic coastal path, birdwatching and visiting the famous South Stack Lighthouse. Golf, fishing, sailing, pony trekking and the Snowdonia National Park are all easily accessible. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.