Y Cei: 4‑Bed Beach House Aberffraw

Overview

Y Cei's upside-down layout means socialising is set against a backdrop of sea views, with large windows and reading areas inviting you to relax and take in the stunning scenery. The ground floor features a spacious king-sized bedroom with an en-suite and direct access to the garden, and a twin bedroom also equipped with an en-suite.

4 bedrooms
Sleeps 8
4 bathrooms
Parking
Bed linen & towels

Inside Y Cei

On the first floor the living room and spacious kitchen are perfect for casual dining and socialising, designed to maximise light and scenery. The communal area spans 700 square feet, featuring soft sofas for unwinding, a fully equipped kitchen and a large dining table seating eight. The first floor is also home to another king-sized bedroom with an en-suite large shower room, and a further room with two single beds, both rooms providing comfort and convenience

This stunning beach house stands almost at the water's edge, bordered by sandy dunes offering direct access to Aberffraw beach, making it perfect for early morning walks, swimming, or paddle-boarding. The outdoor area is thoughtfully set up for guests to enjoy the beautiful surroundings and the ever-changing vistas of the Anglesey skyline, with two different places to enjoy dinner alfresco or a morning coffee. Y Cei also offers parking for three 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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/01 Y Cei Patio and grass
/02 Y Cei front patio
/03 Y Cei entrance
/04 Y Cei entrance seating
/05 Y Cei kitchen and stairs
/06 Y Cei Kitchen
/07 Y Cei Kitchen Island
/08 Y Cei Living Room
/09 Y Cei Dining Area
/10 Y Cei Dining Area and Living Room
/11 Y Cei View from Living Room
/12 Y Cei Living Room Sofas

explore Aberffraw

Aberffraw (said: Ab-ER-frow) is a slice of paradise on Anglesey's west coast — dunes, a Snowdonia backdrop in the distance, and a coastal walk that starts right from your doorstep.

It's a proper hit with dogs, horse riders and families. The beach, Traeth Mawr, is a huge sandy bay backed by dunes, easy on the legs for a beach ride or a long dog walk. A small shop and Llys Llewelyn tea rooms, known for homemade cakes, cover the essentials. A short walk along the coast brings you to the Church in the Sea, St Cwyfan's, perched on its own tidal islet — genuinely magical at low tide, with views out to Bardsey on a clear day.

On-site parking included. It’s a quiet, coastal village with no nearby train station, so we recommend having a car to explore the rest of Anglesey.

Village Aberffraw

Area Aberffraw

Country United Kingdom