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Gosteg great sea views, dog friendly, restaurants and centre metres away. AONB
Waterfront holiday home with kitchen and patio
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9.2 out of 10
Wonderful
3 bedrooms3 bathroomsSleeps 6120 sq m
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Explore the area
- Place, Lligwy Beach
- Place, Red Wharf Bay
- Place, Beaumaris Castle
Rooms & beds
3 bedrooms (sleeps 6)
Bedroom 1
1 Double Bed
Bedroom 1
2 Single Beds
Bedroom 2
2 Single Beds and 1 Crib
3 bathrooms
Bathroom
Toilet · Shower only
Bathroom 2
Bathtub · Toilet
Bathroom 3
Bathtub · Toilet
Spaces
Deck or patio
Kitchen
Garden
Dining area
About this property
Gosteg great sea views, dog friendly, restaurants and centre metres away. AONB
Modern split level detached family home with uninterrupted sea views over bay to welsh coast and mountains. Huge L shaped living room with panoramic views of the welsh coast and log fire. Well equipped kitchen. 2 twin bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms (both with baths) and great sea views. Further double bedroom with adjacent wet room and WC. Large secure, dog friendly private gardens. Next to coastal paths. Spectacular views over the sea to the Welsh mountains and the Great Orm. Ideal for all ages. Ample parking for 3 cars. WiFi. Short breaks available during low season.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Pet-friendly
Free WiFi
Outdoor space
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 21
Check out before 10:00 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
We should mention
This property does not have any lifts
About the area
Moelfre
Located in Moelfre, this holiday home is in the mountains and on the waterfront. Menai Bridge and Bryn Celli Ddu Burial Chamber are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Tyddyn Sargent Coarse Fishery and The Penny Farthing Sweet Shop. James Pringle Weavers and Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens are also worth visiting. Waterskiing and windsurfing offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding and cycling nearby.
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What's nearby
- Lligwy Beach - 6 min drive - 3.4 km
- Red Wharf Bay - 14 min drive - 9.5 km
- Beaumaris Castle - 23 min drive - 21.5 km
- Menai Bridge - 25 min drive - 21.2 km
- Bangor University - 31 min drive - 28.5 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Rozi’s Tandoori - 12 min drive
- Caffi Pen Y Dref - 12 min drive
- Ann's Pantry - 1 min walk
- The Bull Inn - 10 min drive
- Benllech Arms - 4 min drive
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Stuart Houghton
Three generations have used Gosteg as a holiday home and we are happy to share it during the weeks that the family aren't using it. I live 100 miles away in Lancashire and visit Gosteg regularly to make sure everything is in excellent condition. I have a great housekeeper who i can rely on to provide a warm welcome for all my guests.
Why they chose this property
In 1984 we were fortunate enough to be able to buy Gosteg. It gives me great pleasure to be able to share our holiday home with you which is set in the center of the pretty village of Moelfre and is close to many amenities. All rooms but for one enjoy magnificent uniterupted views across the bay from Llandudno to the the Welsh mountains (which are often caped with snow in the winter mounths). The property benefits from a quiet, pretty and secure private garden adjacent to the coastal path which is situated just below the garden wall. In the summer months many visitors have enjoyed the sight of a school of dolphins playing just offshore. Seals can also be spotted in the waters. The most common sight are cormorants diving for fish just meters from the house. Two sets of binoculars are available to view the wild life and landscapes. Every time you look though the window you see a different picture, even if it's just a change of the light or a yacht coming in to put down anchor for the night (with up to 24 boats in Moelfre bay some weekends).
What makes this property unique
Great views, the photo's give an idea of the panormamic views of the North Welsh coast. As the property is a reasonable distance from the mountains, the weather is generally a lot better than locations closer to the hills. Many local amenetities are a short walk away (within 200 metres of the property):
* The local resturant, "Annes Pantry" with excellent food to choose from.
* The local pub, "The Kinmel", just across from the beach and serving great Ales and Pub food.
* The local bakery/post office, with many food provisions, newspapers, beach equipment and a free cash point.
* The shingle beach.
* A superb fish and chips shop.
A little further (a half of a miles walk) are:
* The RNLIs museum covering a history of the local lifeboat station.
* The lifeboat station which is open year round to view.
A short drive to:
* Lligwy beach, a large family friendly beach with licensed cafe and scenic walks.
* Traeth bychan (beach), another large family friendly beach with local boat club and refreshments.
* Benllech, a large sandy beach and many shops including a Tesco Express, Spar and Co-op.
Further a field:
* Beaumaris, a pretty town with Castles, Museums, Pier (excellent crabbing) and a good selection of eateries.
* Menai, many excellent eateries and pubs and home to teh islands Waitrose.
Gosteg is conveniently placed for a walking holiday being adjacent to the coastal path and many inland public footpaths.
Anglesey has had many famous historical ship wreaks a notable one being the wreak of the Royal Charter steam clipper returning from Australia during a hurricane on the 26th October 1859. A very fast ship at the time, able to make passage from Liverpool to Australia in 60 days. On this fated voyage she was reported to have been about to break this record. The 480 passengers and crew included many gold miners who had struck it rich and were carrying large amounts of gold ashore. A memorial monument can be found along the coastal path on the way.
* The local resturant, "Annes Pantry" with excellent food to choose from.
* The local pub, "The Kinmel", just across from the beach and serving great Ales and Pub food.
* The local bakery/post office, with many food provisions, newspapers, beach equipment and a free cash point.
* The shingle beach.
* A superb fish and chips shop.
A little further (a half of a miles walk) are:
* The RNLIs museum covering a history of the local lifeboat station.
* The lifeboat station which is open year round to view.
A short drive to:
* Lligwy beach, a large family friendly beach with licensed cafe and scenic walks.
* Traeth bychan (beach), another large family friendly beach with local boat club and refreshments.
* Benllech, a large sandy beach and many shops including a Tesco Express, Spar and Co-op.
Further a field:
* Beaumaris, a pretty town with Castles, Museums, Pier (excellent crabbing) and a good selection of eateries.
* Menai, many excellent eateries and pubs and home to teh islands Waitrose.
Gosteg is conveniently placed for a walking holiday being adjacent to the coastal path and many inland public footpaths.
Anglesey has had many famous historical ship wreaks a notable one being the wreak of the Royal Charter steam clipper returning from Australia during a hurricane on the 26th October 1859. A very fast ship at the time, able to make passage from Liverpool to Australia in 60 days. On this fated voyage she was reported to have been about to break this record. The 480 passengers and crew included many gold miners who had struck it rich and were carrying large amounts of gold ashore. A memorial monument can be found along the coastal path on the way.
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