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Situated half a mile from Cemaes Bay, the most northerly village
in Wales, Neuadd is surrounded by open fields and commands views
access to the bay and beyond.
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Neuadd is a 4th generation, family run farm. The family
occupy the north side and the south side is let as a completely
self-contained self-catering accommodation on the other.
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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 is sheltered
by cliffs and is ideal for small children. 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.
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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- Large
oak-beamed lounge with flat screen TV, DVD and video.
- Fully equipped kitchen with washer/dryer, dishwasher,
microwave fridge/freezer, electric cooker.
4 bedrooms: a large family room with double and single
bed; a double room, twin bedded room and single room.
- Duvets and bed linen provided.
- Bathroom with bath and shower, separate toilet.
- Wi-Fi internet connection available.
- South facing patio with picnic table.
- Private walled garden surrounded by trees.
- Safe off-road parking on long driveway.
- Strictly non-smoking.
- Pets are
welcome by arrangement.
- Full central heating and double-glazing.
- Guests are requested to
bring their own towels. |
