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Feisdon
Bach
Anglesey Holiday Cottage
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Anglesey Holiday Cottage Sleeps 4:
Feisdon Bach: Feisdon Bach Anglesey cottage is a picturesque,
detached traditional Welsh Anglesey cottage, built in approx. 1850.
It is situated
in
a very private,
rural setting, approached down its own leafy lane in a very unspoilt
and peaceful area of Anglesey and looks out over uninterrupted views
across to the Snowdonia Mountains.
Cottage Accommodation - Whilst retaining its 'cosy cottage'
atmosphere and comfort, there are modern facilities in both bathroom
and kitchen.
The beamed sitting room has an open coal/log fire, T.V. and radio
and there is a separate dining room. The kitchen has 'Doulton' pine
fitted
units, electric cooker, microwave, fridge and iron etc. The bathroom/toilet
also has a shower and electric shaver unit. There are two bedrooms,
one double bed, one twin bed, duvets and bed linen are provided.
All the downstairs rooms are heated by storage heaters, the bedrooms
have
wall panel heaters. Also included in the rental is electricity (maximum £15)
coal and logs.
Anglesey Attractions
Anglesey
has always been a favourite for family holidays. Children
love the freedom of a beach
but beyond the sand castles and rock pools the island has plenty
to offer.
Whatever your age there is always something
to enjoy together; from a castle to a sea zoo; from the quiet world
of exotic butterflies to a thrilling boat trip at sea - visit a
working windmill or a dark Victorian prison or a lighthouse on an island.
All these and more are waiting for you on the Isle of Anglesey.
There's your childhood to rediscover at the Museum of Childhood, furry
and feathered friends to meet at Foel Farm Park or Henblas Country
Park. Why not wander into a world of make believe at Anglesey Model
Village or wonder at the spectacular creatures that live beneath our
waters at the Anglesey Sea Zoo. For the more active, why not try a
walk with a difference, down 400 steps to the lighthouse perched at
South Stack. Visit the exhibitions and take a tour up the lighthouse.
You can also view thousands of nesting birds on
the Cliffs of South Stack from Ellin's Tower (RSPB).
[The Isle of] Anglesey
or Anglesea (Welsh: [Ynys] Môn, pronounced
as "Uh-niss Mawn", Ynys mon), is an island and
county in at the Western end of North Wales. It is separated
from the mainland by a narrow stretch of water called the Menai Strait.
It is connected to the mainland by two bridges, the original Menai
Suspension Bridge (carrying the A5), built by Thomas Telford in 1826
as a road link, and the newer, twice reconstructed Britannia Bridge,
carrying the A55 and the North Wales Coast Railway line.
For
further information please contact:
Anglesey Cottages, c/o Mrs Prescott,
Tyddyn Rhydderch, Llangadwaladr, Bodorgan, Anglesey. LL62 5LU
Tel and Fax: +44 (0) 1407 840479
Please Mention Wales Tourists Online When Telephoning your Inquiry
Web: www.Anglesey-Cottages.co.uk
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