About this property
Located in a stunning, elevated position in the fishing village of Cemaes Bay, nestled at the north tip of Anglesey, is this unusual property offering flexible accommodation for couples, families and friends. Drive through the pretty village and follow the beach road up to the small hamlet of Penrhyn, where you will find Beacon Cottage perched on the south headland. Its spectacular coastal views are simply breathtaking and can be enjoyed from the kitchen window while you are preparing a delicious meal and continue through the downstairs bedrooms or out in the extended garden where you can sit out with a reviving beverage. This upside down layout benefits four bedrooms, consisting of a ground floor 5' four poster bed, a ground floor double and two twin rooms both on the ground floor. The lounge on the first floor features a beautiful stone fireplace housing a gas stove, offering a wonderful area to curl up with a book. The fully equipped kitchen boasts a small breakfast bar and modern appliances, with a utility/store room with freezer and where games can be found. Head to the dining room to eat your evening meals; benefiting dual aspect windows which look out towards the open sea and across to the entrance of the harbour, enjoying a romantic sunset, casting its orange glow over the glistening water. Beacon Cottage offers some wonderful wild garden areas, each designed to give shelter from the wind and more privacy, the perfect place to sit and relax and enjoy a warm summers' day. The walls, hedges and gates ensure dogs and little ones are secure. The unspoiled seaside village of Cemaes boasts charm of days gone by, with a rugged coastline reminding you of a typical Cornish village, offering something for everyone. It is a hive of activity, with three pubs, shops, an award-winning chip shop, harbour and sandy beach edged by verdant cliffs. Take some time to fully explore the island, it is renowned for its miles of stunning coastline, watersports, walking and cycling, enticing those outdoor enthusiasts. There is also a wealth of National Trust properties and gardens to discover. Enjoy a unique stay at this coastal retreat.
Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the North Anglesey Heritage Coast, the seaside village of Cemaes Bay is home to three pubs, shops, an award-winning chip shop, a cafe and Visitor Centre, a harbour and a beach edged by grassy cliffs. The Isle of Anglesey is renowned for its miles of coastline offering walking and cycling, renowned birdwatching, watersports, fishing and many quality golf courses. The well-known Sea Zoo and a variety of National Trust properties and gardens are all within reach on the island.
Accommodation
Upside down accommodation.
Four bedrooms: 1 x ground floor double, 1 x ground floor large twin, 1 x ground floor smaller twin, 1 x ground floor 5' four poster bed.
Ground floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC, shower room with shower, basin and WC.
First floor kitchen.
Separate storeroom where the additional fridge and freezer can be found along with the safety gate.
Dog towels and blankets are also available.
Please note this storeroom is also used by the owner for Maintenace storage for the property.
First floor dining room and sitting room with gas stove.
Snug/reading room.
This property only accepts adults.
Gas central heating with gas stove.
Electric oven and hob, Note: There is no dishwasher.
microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and tumble drier.
5 x TVs, DVD player, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs.
Games store with croquet, cricket, ball games, a tent, padding pool and may more.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Electric blankets are available on all beds.
Stairgate available.
Excellent fishing from the rocks directly in front of the property (photo 8) and nearby Bull Bay.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
4 enclosed garden areas, one with extended lawn and 3 terrace areas, all with garden furniture.
2x well-behaved dogs welcome.
Additional dogs maybe accepted by request.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 10 mins walk.
Note: Property accepts adults only.
Note: Property is an aged property which is in close proximity to the sea and receives damage from the salt air and sea spray.
Please Note: There are no car charging facilities at the property.
Infants under 24 months are allowed but no children over this age or under 18 years
Reviews (42)
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Gary
My wife, daughter, and I sought a serene retreat close to our oncology unit, as my wife is courageously battling terminal illness. Having lived locally for over 20 years, I thought I had seen all the beauty this region had to offer, but Cemaes Bay revealed itself to be a hidden gem that stood apart, offering us solace and breathtaking natural wonders. The wildlife was a source of gentle joy and amazement for us. We were greeted by the sight of dolphins gracefully moving through the water, an experience that filled us with peace and wonder. Birdwatching became a tranquil pastime as we spotted various breeds of seabirds and puffins, each sighting a reminder of life's simple beauties and the resilience of nature. One of the most remarkable aspects of our visit was the clarity of the view during the day. Without the aid of binoculars, the silhouette of the Isle of Man was visible across the horizon on a clear day, offering a spectacular vista that connected us to the broader landscapes of the British Isles. This unobstructed view across the sea was a reminder of the vastness and beauty of the world around us. The coming and going of boats on the horizon became a soothing routine, a testament to the enduring relationship between land and sea. These moments, watching life unfold at its own pace, were reminders of the world's vastness and the preciousness of our time within it. Perhaps most strikingly, the view from our windows was a live painting no television could rival. The dynamic seascape, with its ever-changing moods, colors, and textures, was a constant source of fascination and reflection. It served as a poignant metaphor for our own journey, ever-changing yet beautiful in its complexity. Amidst this natural splendor, Nina, the owner of the property, stood out as a beacon of warmth and thoughtfulness. Her attention to detail and genuine care for her guests' experience added layers of comfort and ease to our stay. Nina has created not just a place to stay but a sanctuary for healing, reflection, and familial bonding. Her kindness and the peaceful embrace of Cemaes Bay gave us a cherished week of tranquility and togetherness. In conclusion, our time in Cemaes Bay was a precious interlude in our lives, offering moments of beauty, peace, and connection amidst the trials of illness. This beautiful seaside retreat, enhanced by Nina's exceptional hospitality, is a testament to the healing power of nature and human kindness. It's a place that has etched itself in our hearts, a tranquil haven we recommend to anyone seeking solace and beauty.
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Lucia
Beautiful cottage with fabulous views. The upside down layout makes the most of the views. Lovely, well maintained garden. Lovely beach within walking distance.
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Janet
.Stunning views of the sea on your doorstep and from every window upstairs..The owner is very helpful and will do all she can to make your stay perfect..I absolutely love it here, have been several times and never been disappointed..My favourite place to be â¤ï¸