Resting on the outskirts of the village of Llannerch-Y-Medd, upon the endearing Isle of Anglesey is this stone-built farmhouse, Tyn Y Coed. This rural hideaway rests next to the working farm and is within striking distance to a number of beaches and attractions in central Anglesey, offering a tranquil base for which to explore the surrounding delights of this part of Wales. Kick off your walking shoes within the porch before you relax into your evening within the contemporary-styled accommodation boasting several touches of character and charm. The sitting room awaits you after an action-packed afternoon, where you can choose to sink into the plush leather sofas and tune into the TV, with the warmth of the electric fire offering a sense of serenity during those winter evenings. The contemporary charm of the property is continued within the spacious kitchen/diner, where a range of quality appliances invite you to rustle up delicious evenings meals and gather your loved ones around the dining table to plan the days ahead whilst tucking into your home-cooked meal. During a balmy evening, look forward to enjoying a spot of alfresco dining and admiring your surroundings further whilst catching the final glimpses of sunshine before heading to bed. As the evening draws to a close, venture up the staircase to retire to one of the elegantly-appointed bedrooms, each offering a refreshing ambiance, quality linens and ample space for your holiday belongings. Choose between two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, each designed with a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit the needs of your group in mind. Continuing to impress is the large paddock area, where guests are welcome to stretch their legs or host outdoor games such as rounders and football. If you can tear yourself away from this idyllic retreat venture to the village of Llannerch-Y-Medd, where a selection of pubs awaits you and a shop for picking up the essentials. To keep you busy whilst here, look forward to walking along the Anglesey coastal path to discover breath-taking scenery or immerse yourself in Welsh history and culture by spending time within the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. Attractions that will suit a family of all ages and tastes include the Anglesey Sea Zoo with over 150 species, the Pili Palas Nature World, or slightly further afield is the Snowdonia National Park. Tyn Y Coed is a wonderful retreat for a family holiday to this part of Wales.

Llannerch-Y-Medd is a small village on the Isle of Anglesey, just 14.7 miles away from Holy Island. The village is rich in Welsh history and culture and plays host to a selection of pubs, a shop and a Post Office. Attractions within the surrounding area includes the Anglesey Sea Zoo with over 150 species and Pili Palas Nature World, each promising a superb day out with families.

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