Castle Mews is a delightful ground-floor apartment situated right in the hustle and bustle of Beaumaris’ market town. Perfect for a romantic getaway, this lovely dwelling comfortably sleeps two adults.The open-plan living space offers everything you may need for a self-catered stay including a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting room. Spend an evening lounging on the large corner sofa with an alcoholic beverage as you decide on a film from the Smart TV. Dine together on the lovely dining table with a scrumptious meal made in the kitchen, provided with amenities such as an oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, and cafetiere. Retire to the charming bedroom after a long day of exploring the nearby beaches, where a glorious king-size bed awaits you for a restful experience. The bedroom benefits from a stylish en-suite shower room, where you can start your day feeling refreshed in the walk-in shower. A hop, skip and a jump away from the property is Beaumaris town centre, a bustling market town where you can take your pick from a range of convenience stores, pubs, cafés, and craft shops among the historic medieval streets, fantastic castle, pier, gaol, and courthouse! The south east coast of Anglesey is a perfect destination to watch over sunrises and sunsets as you take a stroll along Penmon Point, or further along to Trwyn Du lighthouse. Spend a day at the beach, choose between sandy havens at Red Wharf Bay, Rhosneigr, Trearddur Bay or Benllech where you can build sandcastles, go for a dip, or enjoy an ice cream. The Isle of Anglesey boasts stunning coastal roads, ideal for a day of road tripping to the surrounding towns, villages and coastal resorts. Try your luck at reaching the top of Snowdon, if not, you can still venture around Snowdonia National Park's amazing nature trails, local wildlife, and hiking opportunities. Treat yourself to a romantic getaway at this amazing apartment, Castle Mews is a homely base for those looking to explore Wales.

Resting within the Isle of Anglesey is the market town of Beaumaris, boasting a castle, Victorian pier, gaol, courthouse, and views over Snowdonia mountain. Beaumaris is a popular yachting resort, with historic medieval street patterns, architectural design, as well as an selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, and a gold course. Red Wharf Bay is just along the coastline, famous for being a romantic sunset spot, and further on is Holyhead Port when you can travel on the ferry to Dublin. Beaumaris is a fabulous hotspot for exploring areas of Wales.

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