Number 6 Pant Y Celyn

About the cottage

Number 6 Pant-y-Celyn is one of 8  former limestone quarry workers cottages situated in a secluded terrace in the village of Llangoed very near to Beaumaris on the south eastern side of the island of Anglesey. The cottages were built in the early 1900's on land that was formerly one of the largest farms in the area.

Llangoed's placename means the 'religious enclosure in the wood'. The village is on the banks of a brook called the Afon Lleiniog, which flows from the hamlet of Glanrafon to the sea, beneath the ruins of an 11th-century motte-and-bailey castle, Castell Aberlleiniog.

The 17th-century parish church of St Cawdraf restored in the 19th century, is to  the north of the village, near a now converted Victorian school and chapel.

The cottage is in the village of Llangoed two miles and a 5 minute drive from the picturesque town of Beaumaris which has plenty of bars, restaurants and shops.

It's ideally suited for 3 to 4 people. Beautiful walks on your doorstep. Lovely sandy beaches a short drive away. The closest beach to the cottage is Lleiniog, a pebble beach about a 15 minute walk away.

It is less than 10 minutes drive or a lovely scenic 1 hour walk to the beautiful Penmon point lighthouse and monastery. 

The village has a single small (Morrisons Daily) grocery store but no local pub or restaurant.

Cottage Facilities:

• • Cosy traditional quarryman's cottage with three bedrooms and one bathroom.

  • Parking - Limited parking space is available at the end of the short lane leading to the row of 8 cottages. If none is available there, the village car park is open 24/7 and a safe place to leave your car. It's a 2 minute walk from the cottage to the car park.

  • Bedroom 1 - double bed, chest of drawers, armchair, mirror, hairdryer, electric radiator, double electric blanket, clothes hangers. 

  • Bedroom 2 - single bed, electric radiator, single electric blanket, clothes hangers 

  • Bedroom 3 - attic bedroom with access via the staircase within Bedroom 1. The staircase is relatively 'steep' and so unsuitable for very young children or adults unsure of their footing. Due to the limited height of this room it is not possible to stand upright.

King size bed, electric radiator, Velux windows with views of the surrounding area including Snowdonia. 

Note: Access to the bathroom from the attic bedroom is via the double bedroom.

• • Bathroom - Electric walk-in shower, hand basin, WC and electric towel radiator

  • Kitchen - fitted kitchen with electric EverHot hotplates and dual oven, dining table and chairs for 4, fridge, microwave. Entry door. 

  • Living Room - two-seater sofa, one armchair, wood-burning stove, SMART TV with access to internet-only TV channels including Netflix and Amazon Prime. Door to front of the cottage to a small area overlooking a wildflower area with a bistro table and two chairs.

  • Outdoors - large country garden with patio and seating, BBQ and a Shepherds hut suitable for single  'glamping'. Outhouse with upright fridge freezer and storage for bikes.

  • Wifi - Available within the cottage and also the garden and Shepherd's hut (via TP-Link network extender plugs)

  • Mobile Reception Checker - https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/

  • Utilities - all utilities, bed linen and bath towels provided. Electric heating and hot water. Wood burning stove (starter pack of wood and lighters included)

  • Dog friendly - The cottage is very small and therefore not suitable for large dogs. Well behaved dogs are welcome but please do not let dogs sleep on the beds 

  • No smoking inside the cottage or the Shepherds hut.