Neuadd Farm is a 300year old traditional welsh farmhouse. The walls are 2ft thick and made of stone. Therefore it is extremely difficult to make any structural alterations. The farmhouse is a split level building with 2 stone steps to the kitchen, 1step to the patio and 3 large steps to the garden. All bedrooms and bathroom/toilet are upstairs -11 step staircase with a left hand turn at the top. All beds have poly-cotton or cotton sheets and duvet covers and polyester fillings. Large car park on a long driveway. Plenty of room to bring a car to the front door. Outside front door width1m 92cms. Inside front door width 1m 54cms. Small step into hallway. Large lounge on left with 2 doorways width 80cms. 2 slate steps into kitchen, with 1 grab handle. 1 step from kitchen to patio. 3 steps from patio into garden. Garden all grass but on a step slope with small trees and shrubs. Hallway 1.5cms but narrows to 55cms then to 1m wide. 10 steps on staircase, left turn 1 step (mini landing). Low arch over stairs. 4 bedrooms with doorways 70-80cms wide. Bathroom with shower over bath-2 hand grabs and shower screen. Wash basin with hot and cold water. Separate toilet with hand wash basin - 1m 53cms x 1m 12cms. The house has oil central heating with additional heating in the form of a coal effect electric fire. Electric cooker, microwave and automatic washer dryer. The hallway has quarry tiles, the remainder of the house has fitted carpets. Cemaes Bay has several shops, post office, chemist. A fish and chip shop and various hotels serving food. The local Heritage Centre has a tea room serving home made snacks cakes and pastries, a small exhibition of photos and artefacts relating to by gone days and a Tele centre. Cemaes Bay also has it’s own doctor’s surgery and dentist. Amlwch is a small town 5 miles away. Holyhead is 16 miles away and Bangor 25miles away The county town of Llangefni is 16 miles inland. The Amlwch to Holyhead buss service stops about 15 yards from the farm gate. There are connections to Bangor and other parts of the island. Holyhead (16 miles away) has the nearest train station or Bangor (25 miles away). The Stenna and Irish Ferries sail to Ireland several times a day from Holyhead. Mobile phone coverage is not very good from the house as it has thick stone walls but a good reception can be obtained from outside.