Rockside, Trearddury Bay

With its spectacular headland setting, Rockside is a dream house with fantastic sea views and sets the standard for luxury holiday homes. It comfortably caters for larger groups, with plenty of space wherever it matters, including at the large dining table. A truly unique seaside location with its own headland, fire pit, hot tub and small pebble beach.

Ground Floor

Open-plan kitchen diner
A very sociable, open-plan sitting/kitchen/dining area, with bay windows looking out over the sea and headland. The extensive and very well-equipped kitchen with seating at a large island, leads on to two spacious seating areas both with terrific views.

Sitting Room
Across the hallway from the main living space, is a more intimate snug sitting room, with a free-standing wood burning stove as the centrepiece and, again, great views.

Games Room/Snug
A separate snug/playroom with its own smart TV, log burner, table football and lots of different board games.

Other Rooms
There is also a utility room and a boot room.

Bedroom 1
Great views across the headland and bay from the comfort of a superking bed. En-suite bathroom fully equipped with a bath, separate shower and WC and sink.

Bedroom 2
A spacious twin bedroom

Family Bathroom
Bath with shower over and WC.

Cloak Room x 2
There are two WCs on the ground floor.

First Floor

Bedroom 3
A spacious superking bedroom, with its own en-suite, occasional chairs and more stunning sea views. The bathroom has a shower and WC.

Bedrooms 4 & 5
Two twin bedrooms with yet more gorgeous views across the bay.

Bedroom 6 - Master
This superking bedroom really is a gem, with its own bathroom, dressing room, balcony and sea views from every window.

Outside
The outside is as amazing as the inside - Rockside comes with its own decked area on the top of the headland - a great spot for a sundowner. There is also a hot tub, fire pit with seating, lots of parking and its own small pebble beach.

The Local Area
From Rockside it’s just a short trip to South Stack, a stunning lighthouse accessible via 400 steps down the headland. There is an RSPB visitor centre and cafe next door. For adrenaline junkies, Trearddur Bay and the surrounding area offer some of the country’s best “coasteering” (for the uninitiated, a form of coastal scrambling/swimming in wetsuits), and for those a little less adventurous the area is renowned for its sea kayaking. As with all of coastal Anglesey, there is the beautiful coastal footpath from which to explore the rugged coast line of the island. Although there are many dining-out options nearby, we can also arrange for an in-house chef to provide stylish in-house dining.