Bythynod Gwenllyr Cottages, Malltraeth, Bodorgan, Sir Ynys Mon, LL62

Situated in a pleasant position on the edge of the coastal hamlet of Malltraeth is this spacious and exceptionally well-presented Mid Terrace Cottage (Barn Conversion) which is just a short stroll to the scenic estuary, Anglesey’s coastal path and local amenities within the village. The property is situated along a short gravelled driveway leading to a courtyard area which offers ample residents parking, a secluded location which enjoys a pleasing easterly aspect and with the all-encompassing AONB scenery and backdrop of Snowdonia, the area is certainly a special place in which to reside, or as a business investment for holiday or private rental. The interior is pleasing on the eye with modern appointments and comes with exterior space also which is most welcome. There’s a spacious patio with a useful shed. The veranda to the front is an additional place to sit back and relax. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and programmable electric heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Living Room/Kitchen, 1 Bedrooms and Shower Room. Malltraeth is a village located on the south west coast of the Isle of Anglesey, on the banks of the River Cefni overlooking the fabulous Malltraeth estuary. The village has local amenities which include a fish & chip shop/convenience store and a public house whilst also being situated on a bus route. Access to the main A55 expressway can be made at junction 6 making commuting easy to the port of Holyhead, Llangefni and the mainland. This corner of the island has wonderful sandy beaches and woodland at Newborough and Llanddwyn Island, offering some 120 miles of coastal pathways to enjoy. Renowned wildlife painter Charles Tunnicliffe moved to Malltraeth 1947, making it one of the UK's foremost bird watching centres.