About this property
Benllech 1.5 miles. Positioned on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey in Red Wharf Bay is this wonderfully renovated bungalow, Bryn Llifon, boasting style and elegance with bright and airy décor in-keeping with the stunning natural surroundings. Enjoy sea views from most rooms along with ground-floor living, just a stone's throw from the beach and within easy reach of Anglesey's best attractions. Feel welcomed in straight away as you step into the lovely sun room, complete with attractive rattan furniture, the perfect spot for enjoying a good book. Head into the sitting room and be wowed immediately by the large picture window offering sea views, creating an idyllic backdrop for relaxing on the plush blue and sand coloured sofas in front of the rustic stone fireplace housing an electric fire and the added benefit of a TV featuring Netflix and Amazon Prime. Discover the bright , pretty kitchen/diner with charming blue cabinets and marble-effect worktops, complete with quality appliances and dining table in front of the sliding patio doors, which illuminate the space. The fresh décor continues in both the bathroom and the shower room, offering guests a choice for how to prepare for the day, while the excellent addition of a snug room with a TV and large sofa bed offers somewhere to steal a few quiet moments, as well as providing flexible sleeping arrangements for the group. Discover four gorgeous bedrooms to unwind in at the end of an eventful day, with three king-size bedrooms and a twin room, each adorned with crisp white linens, harmonious furnishings and of course the wonderful sea views. Head outside to the garden with a lawn for little ones to play on and a decked area with seating, ideal for alfresco dining in the Summer. The quaint seaside location of Red Wharf Bay is a rarity in that you can explore ten square miles of sand at low tide, whether taking a stroll, paddling with children, or bird watching, before the water comes in and it disappears! Watch the tide come in from one of the local pubs, like The Ship Inn, The Boathouse or The Tavern On The Bay. The next village over is that of Benllech, a bustling hub, home to all the shops and takeaways you need, as well as, a further selection of pubs and restaurants, not to mention the stunning golden sands and clear blue waters of Benllech Beach, excellent for bathing and paddling. Enjoy walks along the Anglesey Coastal Path, going from Red Wharf Bay up to Benllech and on to Moelfre, another charming coastal village, or travel southward over to Llandonna and Penmon Point. Spend the day on an exciting excursion leaving from Beaumaris, with Seacoast Safaris taking you out to Puffin Island to see the amazing array of seabirds, colonies of grey seals and maybe even porpoises and dolphins if you're lucky! Venture inland for plenty of rolling countryside to walk through, as well as the scenic Llyn Alaw, which makes for a delightful waterside ramble. The idyllic Newborough Beach is on the western side of the island, backed by an enchanting forest with mountain biking trails, along with Rhosneigr being a great surfing spot. With more to enjoy on the the island, as well as, on the mainland, there's so much to see and do from Bryn Llifon on Anglesey.
Benllech is a large village resting on the east coast of Anglesey off mainland Wales. This bustling setting is home to a good selection of shops and pubs, with a beautiful beach boasting golden sands. Perfect for a quiet break or a fun family holiday, Benllech is within reach of many Anglesey attractions, including Pili Palas Nature World, Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens, Beaumaris Gaol, and the scenic Llyn Alaw.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Four bedrooms: 3 x king-size, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, basin and WC.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with Smart TV.
Snug with TV and games console.
Sun room
Oil central heating.
Electric fire.
Electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, 2 x TVs, Netflix & Amazon Prime, PlayStation 2, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Changing mat, highchair and travel cot available.
Off-road parking for three cars.
Garden with lawn, decking, seating and shed for storage.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 1.4 miles, pub 0.6 miles.
Note: In one of the king-size bedrooms, the bed can only be accessed from one side, please consider this when booking.
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (14)
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Anne
All are in their 80âs. They loved the location, loved the cottage, and overall had a fantastic holiday. Only criticism is that they had to call yourselves as the toilets were blocked during their stay and the cause was quite disgusting once found! A second shower would be beneficial!
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Wendy
I loved the house/road sign which took me right back to my childhood. The location is private and secluded and I advise folk to check out on google maps to locate it before you go. It provides stunning views of Red Wharf Bay from the lounge, kitchen and the biggest bedroom. The bungalow is beautifully presented inside with a huge feeling of space as soon as you walk in and not only has 4 bedrooms but an extra little room with TV and sofa bed which proved ideal for us. As we had two very young children we were glad of a multitude of roomy walk in cupboards where lamps and tables with glass tops could be stored safely until the end of the holiday. It was a pity that there were no children's toys (plenty of board games and TV gaming) however the swing in the garden was very popular with all ages! We left a few toys for future use we hope, as we felt it is the sort of property that families travelling together like us will be grateful for. I found the kitchen equipment a bit challenging as although there is a dishwasher there is not enough crockery and cutlery. We were able to resolve this as we have a camper van and so were able to double up on mugs and cutlery. Also some mugs in the cupboard were chipped probably by poor stacking of the dishwasher. There were a few gripes with maintenance, lights that needed new bulbs and I advise bringing toilet rolls, washing detergent and dishwasher tablets. The beds were gorgeous. Little Archie, aged three years was in a single bed and stated that he had slept on a cloud! The only real negative is the water which runs hot but only briefly and it is a problem if anyone wants a bath. We found the area very convenient as you can take a lovely wooded or bay walk to Benllech Beach, passing the Ship Inn for refreshment en route! Lligwy Beach is beautiful, and a must is a visit to The Crab Shop adjacent to the Tesco Express in Benllech where we purchased fresh Menai Strait Oysters and two freshly cooked lobsters. Cooking lovely seafood for all 8 of my family in a kitchen with such an amazing view is something I will remember with enormous pleasure. I get the impression the planning for changes to the exterior property will enhance it even more but I rate it as one of my favourite places I have stayed.
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Judith
We couldn't regulate the shower temp, it was very hot, but if turned down a tiny bit just went freezing cold! Also had problem locking the front door a few times. Would definitely recommend it though and we are hoping to book again for next year, so peaceful and relaxing!