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North Wales
This charming four-bedroom converted chapel house rests in Llangoed near Beaumaris, Anglesey. Mountain views. Ground-floor living. Off-road parking. Menai Bridge 8.1 miles.
3 nights from
£752
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Beaumaris 3.8 miles. Nestled in Llangoed near the historic town of Beaumaris, Anglesey is this delightfully converted old chapel house, Bethania. Enjoying a fabulous location to relish the stunning mountain views that enveloped the property, and only a stone’s throw away from the beautiful White Beach, surrounded by Mariandyrys nature reserve which sits on the famous Anglesey Coastal Path; Bethania is a fantastic choice for families or groups of friends to escape. As you enter the property, discover a spacious and contemporary kitchen, ideal for conjuring up delicious feasts ready to enjoy in the dining room over a bottle of fizz; a neighbouring snug and a further first-floor mezzanine-style sitting room with, both with TV’s (for on demand tv only) and sumptuous seating ensures there is plenty of room for your guests to relax and unwind after a day of exploring. If you prefer to spend your evenings alfresco, venture out to the front garden where you can make full use of the outdoor furniture and bask in the magnificent mountain views. When the sky grows dark, retreat to one of four well-appointed bedrooms, choose from a super-king-size, ground-floor king-size, double, and ground-floor twin, with two serviced by en-suites and the remaining by a ground-floor shower room to guarantee all preferences and sleeping arrangements are catered for. Take a stroll to discover Bwrdd Arthur, also known as ‘Arthur’s Table’, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, or venture to Penmon Point which is the quickest way to get to Puffin Island by kayak and hosts a brilliant place to spot dolphins, seals, and porpoise. Grab your walking boots and follow one of many walking trails through Mariandyrys North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, offering the ideal vantage point, looking towards Snowdonia mountain range, where you can also bird watch, or if you’d prefer to feel some fresh sea air, encircle the Isle of Anglesey coastal path covering 200 kilometers long. Further afield, discover the bustling town of Beaumaris where you can immerse yourself in the history at Beaumaris Castle, Beaumaris Gaol and Court or try your hand at crab fishing off the famous Beaumaris Pier. Bangor is only a short distance from your doorstep by car and boasts the breathtakingly beautiful Penrhyn Castle and Garden, relish a picnic here during warmer months or choose from an abundance of independent eateries, restaurants, or pubs to treat your loved ones to a hearty meal at. You will never be short of things to do during a stay at Bethania.