Cottage in Menai Bridge
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 3 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
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About this cottage rental
The open plan living room is the star of the show. The views are restorative - from your place by the wood stove you can gaze across the Strait to little Islands dotted in the distance and watch the curlews and boats bob.
Sit and muse or bring binoculars to spot birds. The attention to detail is impressive with laid back style and design touches such as locally made lampshades. Shop local and two-minute walk later you can be a proud owner of a similar shade to take home with you! Anglesey Paper Company and Imbue Lighting and Space Like This are one of many independent shops gathering in the little seaside of Menai Bridge.
Or, cook which is plain sailing here in the wonderful modern, and bijou kitchen. A large table offers up convivial meals with the sun room doors open to hear the birds chirp and sound of nature. A whiskey and chat later by an open fire later seems the way to relax.
There is loads of character and no stuffiness as you head to sleep after that meal. Find pale floors that lead down the corridor with restful bedrooms - each with their own style.
A double with light-filled windows and the best sea views. The kids will be in their element with the bunk room with TV, and den potential and ladders to fire their imaginations. Lastly a double bedroom simple, but well designed in serene shades with a smart ensuite shower room to boot.
For blissful soaks, the family bathroom is perfect and a seating area for company is well placed.
Hikes start at the door - lovely coastal walks take you along under the Menai Bridge, a Thomas Telford design triumph, to Church Island.
A 5-minute drive along the winding coastal road takes you to Beaumaris with boat trips along the Menai Strait, great little bistros and antique shops and of course the Castle! Or keep hiking with Penmon set as your goal – amazing dark skies for the astronomers! A 10-minute drive in the opposite direction and you are at Anglesey Sea Zoo and Halen Mon – check out their shop.
Over the bridge and you are at the foot of Snowdonia and adventures unravel before you.
The restaurant scene in Menai Bridge is buzzing and worth a dip into. Dylans has seafront views to go with the mussels and wine. Sosban is Michelin awarded and Freckled Angel serve exquisite tapas style meals. Come home to drinks in the sunny little courtyard and recline outside on the sofa- great for basking and lazy evenings in. Or if the weather is foul just hunker down around the wood-burner and enjoy the views.
You will feel right at home here.
Sit and muse or bring binoculars to spot birds. The attention to detail is impressive with laid back style and design touches such as locally made lampshades. Shop local and two-minute walk later you can be a proud owner of a similar shade to take home with you! Anglesey Paper Company and Imbue Lighting and Space Like This are one of many independent shops gathering in the little seaside of Menai Bridge.
Or, cook which is plain sailing here in the wonderful modern, and bijou kitchen. A large table offers up convivial meals with the sun room doors open to hear the birds chirp and sound of nature. A whiskey and chat later by an open fire later seems the way to relax.
There is loads of character and no stuffiness as you head to sleep after that meal. Find pale floors that lead down the corridor with restful bedrooms - each with their own style.
A double with light-filled windows and the best sea views. The kids will be in their element with the bunk room with TV, and den potential and ladders to fire their imaginations. Lastly a double bedroom simple, but well designed in serene shades with a smart ensuite shower room to boot.
For blissful soaks, the family bathroom is perfect and a seating area for company is well placed.
Hikes start at the door - lovely coastal walks take you along under the Menai Bridge, a Thomas Telford design triumph, to Church Island.
A 5-minute drive along the winding coastal road takes you to Beaumaris with boat trips along the Menai Strait, great little bistros and antique shops and of course the Castle! Or keep hiking with Penmon set as your goal – amazing dark skies for the astronomers! A 10-minute drive in the opposite direction and you are at Anglesey Sea Zoo and Halen Mon – check out their shop.
Over the bridge and you are at the foot of Snowdonia and adventures unravel before you.
The restaurant scene in Menai Bridge is buzzing and worth a dip into. Dylans has seafront views to go with the mussels and wine. Sosban is Michelin awarded and Freckled Angel serve exquisite tapas style meals. Come home to drinks in the sunny little courtyard and recline outside on the sofa- great for basking and lazy evenings in. Or if the weather is foul just hunker down around the wood-burner and enjoy the views.
You will feel right at home here.
Amenities at Eigionfa - an on the beach that sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Menai Bridge
Things to know
Additional fees to expect
Cleaning & other feesWe include all stay related fees in the Cleaning Fee line, which may include cleaning, property manager, resort, tourism and other stay related fees. All Vrbo properties are professionally cleaned after each stay.
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Top rated by guests
10.0Outstanding
(2 Ratings)
"Lovely cottage, peaceful relaxing spaceageAccommdation with plenty of vacilities we highly recommend, just 2 request it would be handy if there was some smaller cups or mugs and some egg cups, "
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