Ty Traeth: 5‑Bed Family Retreat Rhosneigr

Overview

Ty Traeth (pronounced 'Tea Try-th') greets you with an impressive central dining area featuring a vaulted ceiling, overhead gallery, and patio doors on three sides. This creates a space that merges indoor and outdoor living. The sitting room, with its L-shaped sofa and wood burner, is perfect for relaxing or movie nights. The fully equipped kitchen has ample work surfaces, a dining table, and a sofa, making it an ideal space for cooking, chatting, whilst cooking up a storm. The kitchen also opens onto a terrace for dining. On the ground floor, there is also a twin bedroom and a guest toilet.

5 bedrooms
Sleeps 10
3 bathrooms
Parking
Bed linen & towels

Inside Ty Traeth

The first floor has four bedrooms, a master bedroom with a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, Juliet balcony and bay views! There are a further two king-size bedrooms; one with an en-suite and a twin bedroom. A family bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower, his and hers sinks and toilet complete the accommodation upstairs.

The garden and patio area can be accessed from the dining hall and kitchen. This space is perfect for BBQ nights with a Chiminea BBQ, dining table, and an enclosed lawn for children and pets to play. There is also ample parking for five cars on the driveway.

House rules

Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00
Pets: not allowed
Parking: available
Wi-Fi: not available
Bed linen & towels: included

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explore Rhosneigr

Rhosneigr (said: ROSS-nigh-ger) is one of the most dog-friendly villages on Anglesey. It's a foodie haven, a watersports mecca, and somehow packs bars, restaurants, independent shops and golden beaches into one small stretch of coastline curving round the village. Whether you're a couple, a family three generations deep, or bringing a dog who's never seen so much sand, it works.

It's on the pricier side, but one visit shows why. Two stunning beaches wrap the village, Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan, the surf's some of the best on the Island, and the food punches well above its weight. Mornings belong to the water, with Funsport or Gecko Surf on the seafront covering surfing, kitesurfing and paddleboarding for all ages. Evenings bring cocktails, fresh food at the Blue Olive, or the Sandy Mount House or fish and chips from Scarletts on the high street, eaten on the beach or back at the house.

Rhosneigr is best explored by car, with free parking available at the property and throughout the village. The nearest train station, just 5 minutes away at Ty Croes, connects you to Holyhead and Bangor

Village Rhosneigr

Area Rhosneigr

Country United Kingdom