House holiday rentals in Anglesey

Yr Odyn, new lodge on Anglesey

Enjoy a relaxing break at this stylish new house built on the site of an old Lime Kiln (Odyn) outside Menai Bridge. Surrounded by farmland you may be visited by sheep or cattle at the fence. It is very conveniently located and is an excellent base from which to explore Anglesey and Snowdonia attractions. The nearby towns of Menai Bridge and Beaumaris are bustling with independent shops and eateries. A short drive takes you to the stunning Anglesey beaches of Red Wharf Bay, Benllech and Lligwy.

Roselea Cottage

Beautiful 2 bed cottage, 5 minutes away from the beach, situated in the idyllic village on Anglesey next to Malltreth estuary with walks to Newborough forest and Llanddwyn Island. Next to the coastal path. Views over the Snowdonia mountain range in the distance. High spec with all amenities and comforts. This cute cottage is the perfect spot for you escape to Anglesey in North Wales. You have a secure shed for storage of bikes etc,and beyond a private walled “secret garden” with fire pit.

Signal House. Stunning Views. Dog safe garden

Breathtaking views of the entire island, the Snowdonia mountain range and across to the Isle of Man in peaceful, unspoilt countryside, minutes from Church Bay and the coastal path. Lovingly renovated the historical signal house was built in 1841 for Liverpool Docks. The interior is beautifully presented. A perfect retreat for couples or a family of 4 for fun or romantic breaks. 2 dogs welcome. Most of our land is now fenced off so your dog can roam reasonably safely in 5 acres.

Explore Anglesey 5 min to beach

This rural spacious setting is an ideal escape, yet only 5 mins drive to church bay beach and 20 mins drive to nearest shops Holyhead. Forget your worries in this spacious and contemporary bungalow consisting of 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (one en-suite), a cloakroom, utility with washing machine and dryer and fully equipped kitchen. Big outdoor space with patio, seating area and bbq and large lawn. Ample parking for 3+ cars on private drive. Wi-Fi throughout.

The Stable

The Stable is a beautiful and unique cottage located on the Isle of Anglesey just a few minutes away from the famous Blue Flag beach at Newborough. There is free parking on site and gorgeous views from the stunning gable end window.The main room upstairs has amazing features including views across the surrounding countryside, an open plan ensuite bath tub and rustic stone walls. Downstairs there is a kitchen and dining area with a separate loo and wash basin.

Bwthyn Bach in Llanfairpwll - 2 bedroomed cottage

A welcoming traditional end terraced cottage situated in the lovely village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, has everything you need for a pleasant stay. Easy walking distance to the local shops and pubs, the famous train station, the Menai Straits and the Coastal path. 2 minutes drive to Britannia Bridge (A55), and 5 minutes to the cafes, bars and restaurants of Menai Bridge. A perfect location to explore Anglesey with Snowdonia National Park on your doorstep.

Quirky, cosy, romantic cottage in pretty grounds

Cottage is in the grounds of our 18C house. Views of Snowdonia; walk to Menai Straits, Sea Zoo, Foel Farm, Plas Newydd (NT); Menai Bridge 10 mins drive; great restaurants; amazing beaches, near Llandwyn Island. Private patio next to orchard & BBQ area; also use of our large garden. Large trampoline and zip wire. Good for couple or family of 4 (1 gallery bedroom above). Kitchenette. If 2 people require separate beds, pls book for 3 (extra bedding)

And Bwthyn Bach

Take it easy at this cosy getaway. A charming little cottage opposite the river Afon Erch with just a short walk to Glan y Don beach and marina. A beautiful spot with stunning views towards Snowdonia. Enjoy the stroll along a quiet stretch of sand approximately 3 miles long, described as one of the llyn peninsula's best kept secrets. A fabulous spot to explore the many treasures of the peninsula.

Modern 2 bedroom house on the Foryd estuary

Llanw is a newly built house right opposite the water's edge. Llanw is Welsh for "Tide" which you can watch slowly flowing in and ebbing out. The estuary is a haven for many species of birds. There are also views of the Snowdonia mountain range and of the Rivals. The World Heritage site of Caernarfon is only 4 miles away and the long sandy beach of Dinas Dinlle is 3 miles away.