Croes Efa: Anglesey self catering accommodation, near Holyhead

CROES EFA
Rhydwyn,
Holyhead,
Anglesey
LL65 4EL

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Sleeps: 4.
Well behaved dogs welcome.
No smoking.

WTB: 4 Stars.

Low season £375 - £500 pw.
High season £600 - £700 pw.
Out of season weekend breaks £300.

For further details please contact:

Miss D.Jaggar
Tel: 01285 841306
Mob: 07973 553119

Owner's
Website

Croes Efa (Eve's Cross) dates back to the 1700s with a cosy atmosphere, and it is situated between the village of Rhydwyn and Church Bay. It is surrounded by farmland with charming views of Garn Mountain to one side and Holyhead harbour and the sea to the other. It is the ideal place to stay for peace, rest, and relaxation.

It is a 10 minute walk to Church Bay with its lovely sandy cove and rock pools, and wonderful scenic walks stretch along the coastal paths to neighbouring bays. This area is one of the most peaceful and unspoilt areas of the coast of Anglesey, and offers excellent seabird life.

Accommodation

All rooms in this two bedroom cottage are on one level, leading off from the hall.
It is tastefully furnished in a cottage style, and there are murals on some of the walls.
Sitting Room: A large beamed sitting room with Sofa/Armchairs, Dining area, TV, DVD player, Mini hifi.
Kitchen: Aga cooker (wintertime), Electric cooker, Microwave, Fridge/freezer, Essential kitchen utilities/equipment, Dining table and chairs.
Bathroom - Bath (with shower head), Wash basin and Toilet.

General information

Central heating.
Emersion heater for water.
Electricity charge: £25 summer, £35 winter.
Bed linen provided.
Coal by arrangement.
Telephone.
Ample off road parking.
Well behaved dogs welcome.

Local amenities and places to visit

Shop, pub and seafood restaurant / seaside cafe.
Golf courses.
Leisure centre (Holyhead).
Guided walks and rural cycle tours.
Anglesey Equestrian Centre.
Swtan - oldest thatched cottage on Anglesey.
National Trust coastline.
Melin Llynnon working windmill.
Llyn Alaw - the island's largest lake.
Sailing school (Holyhead).
The Anglesey Coastal Path around the whole island can be walked in sections.

Further afield

Beaumaris Castle.
Plas Newydd (National Trust).
Ferry to Ireland from Holyhead.
Anglesey Sea Zoo.
Anglesey Heritage Gallery and Art Gallery.
Snowdonia National Park.

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