Situated between the coast and countryside on the majestic Isle of Anglesey, a few miles from the pretty village of Llanfechell is this spacious accommodation, Tyn Lon. This real home-from home has been designed with a group of family and friends in mind, with everything you could possibly need for a self-catering holiday, as well as superb on-site facilities which a group of all ages and tastes will delight in. Here, you will find four elegantly-styled bedrooms to choose from, each boasting ample storage and space to house your personal belongings. As the evening draws to a close, choose been a ground-floor double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and an additional double bedroom, designed to ensure a flexible sleeping arrangement. Spend your wind down time within the spacious sitting/dining room, where all of your loved ones can gather after an action-packed day to tune into the TV or tuck into a delicious home-cooked meal that was prepared within the kitchen. Step into the kitchen to find all the quality appliances required to whip up your own evening meals for the whole family. If you visiting during the summer months, you and your loved ones can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining upon the decked area with a barbeque available or make the most of the 7.5 acres of land boasting a pond, football areas, play swings, open spaces and a small licensed bar. If you can tear yourself away from this superb base, head to the village of Llanfechell where you will find a charming pub and a village shop for picking up the essentials, or head to nearby Cemaes Bay for a larger selection of amenities. Whilst here, soak up the sun at the glorious beach with golden sands before enjoying a cooling swim within the endearing lagoon. Alternatively, brush up on the local history by spending time at the discovering Porth Wen Brickworks and the Llanlleiana Old Porcelain Works, or hop onto a ferry at Holyhead to spend the day at Dublin. Tyn Lon is a wonderful base for exploring with your loved ones.

Llanfechell is a small village resting on the northern tip of Anglesey in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near the picturesque Cemaes Bay. Within the town you will find Mechell Church where it is believed that St Mechell is buried, as well a shop and a pub. Attractions within close reach include the Parys mountain copper mines and nearby Cemaes Bay is home to a sheltered harbour and a sandy Blue Flag beach.

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