Malltraeth, Anglesey

Sardis Chapel 1

This delightful three-storey cottage is situated in Malltraeth, Isle of Anglesey and can sleep eight people in four bedrooms.

Sardis Chapel 1 is a dog friendly holiday cottage.

8 guests
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Sardis Chapel 2 is a wonderful cottage situated in Malltraeth, Isle of Anglesey. Set over three floors, with four bedrooms: one ground floor king-size double with en-suite shower room, one ground floor twin with en-suite shower room, one first floor king-size with en-suite shower room and one king-size, with a ground floor cloakroom and a first floor bathroom. The second floor hosts an open-plan living room with a fitted kitchen and dining area. Outside has an enclosed lawned garden and patio area with furniture and hot tub. There is ample off-road parking. Sardis Chapel 2 is the ultimate choice for a relaxing countryside holiday. Note: Hot tub available on request for an additional £200 charge Note: There is an additional £40 charge per dog per stay Please call 01244 356666 to request

The small village of Malltraeth lies in the south west corner of Anglesey, at the head of the long inlet formed by the Cefni Estuary and close to the popular Newborough Forest and Warren sand dunes. Malltraeth Pool and the magnificent sweep of marshes and sand dunes, which stretch south to Llanddwyn Island, are all part of a National Nature Reserve. The whole area is renowned for its birdlife and Malltraeth was once home to the famous wildlife artist Charles F Tunnicliffe. There are wonderful forest and coastal walks from the village, which has a pub, a cafe serving afternoon tea and a chip shop (also selling basic items/newspapers etc). Close by are beautiful beaches at Llanddwyn (reputedly the 4th best in Britain), Aberffraw, and Cable Bay, or head to Rhosneigr, which is renowned for its all year round watersports facilities.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Bannau Brychein (Brecon Beacons) National Park and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.