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Neuadd is a working farm of 180 acres situated on the coastal
road from Amlwch (A5025) within easy walking distance of Cemaes
Bay village and beach (½m).
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We let part of a large 350 year old
farmhouse, fully furnished as a completely
self-contained unit. The accommodation is fully double
glazed and centrally heated.
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The village has a
large free car park and toilets, various shops including a Post
Office, butcher, bakery, chemist and local craft outlets. There are several hotels, pubs, and a fish
and chip shop should you choose to dine out. The Heritage Centre
offers and exhibition of the local history, café serving home
made snacks and cakes, and Telecentre with broadband internet
access. Cemaes also has its own Doctor’s Surgery and Dental
Practice.
Cemaes Bay is the most northerly village in Wales with a
harbour, which is ideal for boating and fishing (trips can be
arranged with local boat owners). The sandy beach, which has
been awarded the Seaside Award Scheme Blue Flag in 2004 for excellent
standards of cleanliness, safety, and clean water, is sheltered
by cliffs and is ideal for small children. Beach Wardens patrol
the beach during the summer months. 2 car parks provide plenty
of parking, one with toilets and a beach kiosk. There are long
cliff and inland walks, with well-maintained footpaths. These
form part of the Anglesey coastal footpath. The 5th century
church dedicated to St. Patrick stands on cliffs at Llanbadrig.
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Accommodation
comprises: 4 bedrooms, i.e. Family room with double and
single bed, 1 large bedroom with a double bed, 1 room
with twin beds and 1 single room (cot available). Duvet
covers, sheets and pillowcases are provided. The
bathroom has a bath, with over head shower, wash basin
and shaver point. There is a separate toilet with hand
washbasin and airing cupboard. Guests are requested to
bring their own towels.
A large fully
equipped kitchen contains a dish washer, electric
cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and an automatic
washer/dryer. The kitchen is well equipped with cooking
utensils, crockery and cutlery. A door from the kitchen
leads to a patio and orchard where there is a picnic
table.
The large oak
beamed lounge also has a dining table should guests
prefer to dine here. It has been refurbished in a
traditional style to compliment the Victorian furniture.
There is a colour TV (which can receive Freeview digital
programmes), video and DVD player. Additional heating is
in the form of a coal-effect electric fire.
There
is plenty of parking space on the 30 yard driveway. Pets are
welcome by arrangement.
There is an 18-hole golf course at Bull Bay and a Leisure
Centre 5 miles away at Amlwch. Cemlyn Bird Sanctuary is 4
miles to the southwest - an important nesting place for the
Terns and many other sea birds. The National Trust and the
North Wales Wildlife protect the area.
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