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A superior guest house offering bed and breakfast. Contact Ann Astley on 01248 853 092.
Special.....Outstanding....Beautiful....are only some of the comments repeatedly used by guests to describe Hafod.
Hafod is the perfect house for a holiday in Anglesey. It is both extremely...[more]
Facilities: The spacious grounds and lawns of Hafod were originally the local bowling green. Now, guests are welcome to relax in the beautiful garden.
Directions:
Drive along the A5025 through the village of Benllech passing several shops, housing estates until you come to the crossroads. Here, there is a garage and telephone kiosk. Continue through the village, passing the bowling green on the right and the pet shop on the left. On the right you will notice Hafod. Turn into the main entrance immediately after the house.

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LUXURY APARTMENT WITH SEA VIEWS OF THE SPECTACULAR BENLLECH BAY.

The property has 2 bedrooms (1 en-suite), separate bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, and sea views of Benllech Bay. They are within walking distance of all local amenities including the famous beach.

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Facilities: All mod cons including dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, freezer etc.

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A charming bungalow in a spectacular location. Within walking distance of Beaumaris and with panoramic views of Snowdonia.
The property consists of two double bedrooms, one en-suite, a bunk room and a family bathroom. A fully equipped kitchen, sitting room and a dining room...[more]
Facilities: Menai Strait with its medieval castle dating back to the reign of Edward I and its Victorian pier, gaol & courthouse. It is also a major centre for yachting and also boasts two golf courses within one mile of the town.

There is a good selection of shops, restaurants and public houses in the town and all local amenities are within easy walking distance of the premises.

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LUXURY APARTMENT WITH SEA VIEW OF THE SPECTACULAR BENLLECH BAY.

Property has 2 bedrooms (1 en-suite), separate bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, and sea views of Benllech Bay. They are within walking distance of all local amenities including the famous beach.
Facilities: The award winning main beach at Benllech is a long stretch of rich golden sands, backed by cliffs.
The name Benllech may have originated from the Welsh words ´pen´ and ´llech´ meaning ´head´ and ´rock´ - a reference to the sedimentary wave-cut platforms to the north. Benllech is a prime spot for long seaside walks where you can find unusual beach flowers. There is also a cliff path, from Benllech Isaf to the neighbouring village of Moelfre.A short walk around the headland at low tide brings you to Red Wharf Bay, where a small settlement looks out on a vast beach measuring 10 sq miles / 25.9 sq km at low tide. Here, there are excellent opportunities for bird watching, with waders and wildfowl in residence all year. In winter, walk through the woodland en route to Pentraeth, looking out for the elusive Woodcock. Alternatively, head north from Benllech to Traeth Bychan, a water sports centre with a slipway for launching boats. For a map of Benllech, see the link below.

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