Penrhos Walks

About this property

Penrhos Walks is a bright, welcoming coastal house tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac on the Isle of Anglesey. Ideal for families, friends, couples or those working locally, the house provides a calm, well-connected base with generous sleeping arrangements, an enclosed garden, partial ground-floor living and a welcoming approach to pets, with coastal walks and nature close at hand. As you pull up onto the driveway, gravel crunches beneath your feet and the quiet of the cul-de-sac settles around you. Small, neatly planted trees lend a gentle coastal character to the approach, creating a sense of space and calm before you step inside.

With room for up to three cars, arriving feels straightforward and unhurried. Entry is via a large porch designed for everyday coastal life, where there’s space to leave boots, wellies and outdoor layers behind. Wooden flooring, a bench and plenty of hooks create a practical and welcoming pause before moving through into the house. From the hallway, the main sitting room opens into a relaxed and inviting space. Leather sofas and an armchair are arranged around a wall-mounted TV, set against a stylish wooden‑panelled feature wall that adds warmth and character. It’s an easy place to unwind at the end of the day, whether you’re settling in with a film or talking through plans for tomorrow.

A second sitting room sits close by, adding flexibility to the layout and working well as a quiet space for focused work during the day or a laid-back spot where teenagers can game and relax in the evenings. The kitchen/diner feels thoughtfully finished and easy to use, with contemporary white units and wooden countertops that invite you to spread out ingredients, unpack local produce and cook at an unhurried pace. Grey metro tiles add texture as you move between prepping, stirring and plating up, while integrated appliances help the space stay calm and uncluttered. A wooden dining table seating seven encourages long breakfasts and relaxed evening meals, with plenty of room to linger over conversation.

Sleeping accommodation is generous and adaptable.Alongside the bedrooms upstairs, a downstairs bedroom offers welcome flexibility for mixed groups or those who prefer ground-floor living. Upstairs, the twin room feels particularly bright, with hanging space and a dressing table providing a calm place to start the day, while additional single beds make the house especially practical for shared stays or colleagues working locally. Bathing spaces are arranged across the house, with a family bathroom and a ground-floor shower room, both finished with soft grey-washed walls that give a clean, composed feel. The layout works well for larger groups, making mornings and evenings feel easy rather than rushed.

To the rear, the south-facing garden naturally draws you outdoors. Step onto the patio as the barbecue is fired up, then move between the decking and lawn as the afternoon settles in. With outdoor furniture in place, it’s a relaxed setting for slow mornings with coffee or laid-back evenings spent together. With the ferry terminal and train station a short drive away, travelling to and from the island, or heading further afield, is refreshingly straightforward. The name Penrhos Walks reflects what lies just beyond the door: easy access to Penrhos Nature Reserve and the Anglesey Coastal Path, both within walking distance of the house.

From here, days can begin with a gentle wander beneath open skies, setting out with a dog on a lead or following well‑used trails as they wind through open ground and along the coast. For a change of pace, Trearddur Bay is within easy driving distance, offering wide sands and open water for beach days and coastal views, while Holyhead Marina provides a simple starting point for boat watching, harbour walks or picking up supplies before heading out again. Together, these nearby options give a balanced mix of walking, sea air and shoreline scenery, shaping a stay that reflects the quieter, more natural side of Anglesey.

Whether you’re chasing sunsets, exploring historic landmarks or simply unwinding by the sea, Penrhos Walks sets the tone for a thoroughly enjoyable Anglesey escape.

The bustling town of Holyhead rests on the North West coast of the Isle of Anglesey, the largest town on the island and perhaps known best for being the main ferry port to Ireland. Steeped in history, the town boasts the remains of Roman town walls and forts, medieval burial chambers and stone village foundations. Explore the Breakwater Country Park, a former quarry, which offers designated walks through the grounds. The park is full of interesting wildlife, most notably the seals who visit the Holyhead coast, and outlines the amazing construction of the world's longest breakwater, some 1.8 miles, which today protects the harbour. Visit the colourful marina with its yachts and tall ships, or the town's maritime museum, with its tales of 100 shipwrecks in the vicinity. Day trips to Ireland can be enjoyed easily from here, with Dublin just 90 minutes away on the fast ferry. With spectacular cliff top walks over Holyhead Mountain, golden sandy beaches at the award winning Trearddur Bay Beach is just a 20 minute drive away, this is a superb holiday location, at any time of the year.

EPC Rating: Band C

Accommodation

Four bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x ground-floor twin, 1 x twin, 1 x single.

Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.

Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Kitchen/diner.

2 x Sitting room

Gas central heating.

Oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, kettle, toaster.

Smart TV, TV, WiFi.

Fuel and power included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Stairgate available, travel cot and highchair available on request.

Off-road parking for 3 cars available.

Rear garden with patio, lawn, decked area, furniture and barbecue.

One well-behaved pet welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 0.5 miles, pub 0.7 miles, coast 0.7 miles, beach 2.5 miles