Guests say
Llecyn Braf is a well-received holiday cottage in Anglesey, praised for its excellent location, stunning sea views, and peaceful environment. Guests appreciate the property's cleanliness, spaciousness, and the thoughtful touches provided by the owner. While some minor issues with facilities and maintenance are noted, the overall sentiment is positive, with many guests planning return visits.
The property is generally regarded as clean, with several reviews highlighting its spotless condition upon arrival. However, a few guests mentioned finding dog hairs and a smell in the living room, and one noted stained bedding, which slightly impacts the overall cleanliness score.
The location is highly praised for its sea views and proximity to coastal walks. Guests enjoy the quiet cul de sac setting and the convenience of local amenities, although some found the distance to shops and beaches to be understated in the property description.
Comfort is well-regarded, with guests finding the property spacious and cosy. Some guests mentioned issues with bed comfort and water pressure in the en-suite shower, which suggests room for improvement in this category.
Facilities are generally good, with the property being well-equipped for guests' needs. However, there are several mentions of maintenance issues such as a broken washing machine, a leaky conservatory roof, and a need for better shower facilities, which affects the score.
While guests have mentioned welcome gifts and thoughtful touches, there is not enough consistent information across the reviews to accurately score this category. It should be noted that such gifts are a kind gesture and not guaranteed.
About this property
A delightful detached bungalow in an enviable headland location with views over the Irish Sea, just a short walk from the centre of Amlwch town and the Anglesey Coastal Path, one mile from Amlwch harbour on the north coast of Anglesey. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac on a small residential estate, yet close to the centre of the popular resort of Amlwch, you will find this welcoming bungalow. Decorated to a good standard, this modern coastal cottage has everything needed for a memorable family holiday. A path leads from private parking in front of the cottage, past the side lawn to the front door, and opens into a hallway leading to the main sitting room with a comfy corner sofa, and enjoys sea views over gorseland. French doors lead into a bright and airy conservatory also enjoying undisturbed distant coastal views. The kitchen is well-equipped and incorporates a dining table to create a social area to sit and relax with family and friends over a good meal and glass of wine. Three pleasant bedrooms lead off the landing to include a childrens bunk room, a double bedroom, and a master bedroom with king-size bed plus en-suite shower facilities to support the stylish family bathroom. Outside, the lawn wraps around three sides of the cottage, offering a sunny area whatever time of the day, whilst a patio outside the kitchen door makes an ideal entertaining area for barbecues and alfresco dining. A garage provides safe storage for jet skis, kayaks or bikes and you will find deckchairs stored here if you want to use them for relaxing on the beach. Local shops and pubs are just a few minutes walk away and the harbour pubs and the Copper Kingdom Centre can be discovered along the Coastal Path in one direction, and the tiny secluded beach of Traeth Dynion in the other. This is a wonderful cottage offering a lovely coastal getaway for families or friends all year long.
Nestling on the north-east corner of the Isle of Anglesey, Amlwch, a small seaside town, has a shop and a pub, as well as being part of the Heritage Cooper Trail, part of Anglesey's coastal path, where you can uncover the past as you delve into the history of the village and its copper mining traditions. There is golf in the area, and also fishing, plus numerous sandy beaches dotted around the coast of the island. You may even fancy hopping on a ferry to take a day trip over to the vibrant Irish city of Dublin.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size double with TV and en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with TV, 1 x childrens bunks.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area.
Sitting room.
Conservatory.
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, 3 x TVs with basic Sky, CD/radio, surround sound system, WiFi, selection of toys.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate.
Off road parking for 4 cars.
Secure bike/watercraft storage in garage.
Enclosed side and rear lawned garden with patio, furniture, chiminea and BBQ.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shops and pubs 5 mins walk.
Beach 10 mins walk.
Nearby points of interest
- Trearddur Bay Beach
Reviews (74)
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John
She loved the garden.Need a potato masher.pubs very frendly.Heating great bath lovely.great sea view.Lotts of tvs.Wifi good.Took dog there to get away from fireworks and it was fairly quite.
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Brenda
Happy to recommend this property and will be booking again. Owner really pleasant and got the heating issue sort on the same day. Quiet cul de sac and friendly neighbours.
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Michele
Lovely, well equipped bungalow with ample parking for our 3 cars and fab views. We visited Llanddwyn Bay, South Stack lighthouse, Red Wharf Bay, Amlwch Port and quite a few pubs, great pies at Adelphi Vaults, pool table but no food at Kings Head, lovely food at a bistro called Skye's, nice curry at Rozis Tandoori, huge portions at Pilot Boat in Dulas, really nice and well priced food at the Dinorben Arms and has a pool table. Every single place we went to we were warmly greeted. All in all we had a great holiday and will be back.