Coed y Berclas Self Catering Accommodation

A peaceful self-catering retreat with sea views near Beaumaris

Set in a tranquil spot at Llandegfan, between historic Beaumaris and Menai Bridge, this characterful self-catering retreat looks out over the Menai Strait towards the mountains of Snowdonia. Sleeping up to four and run as an adults-only escape, it is an idyllic, peaceful base for exploring the Isle of Anglesey — with its own private orchard, a sea-view terrace and a wood-burning stove for cosy evenings. Guests rate it exceptionally highly, and the setting, the views and the comfort all earn top marks.

Comfortable space for four

The retreat has three bedrooms — a king and two twins — and a bathroom, sleeping up to four across a generous 900 square feet, so there is plenty of room to spread out. It is run as an adults-only let (guests aged thirty and over), which keeps it calm and grown-up, and underfloor heating on the ground floor and a wood-burning stove make it snug whatever the season.

Well equipped, with an orchard and sea views

The kitchen is fully equipped with a dining area, and there is a washing machine for longer stays. Outside, a terrace with sea views looks across the Strait, and there is a private orchard, a garden with outdoor furniture and a barbecue — lovely on a fine evening. Free private parking and an electric-vehicle charging point are provided, and the free Wi-Fi is rated top marks. Please note pets are not accepted and the retreat is non-smoking.

At a glance

• Self-catering retreat sleeping 4 (king + two twins), 900 sq ft
• Adults-only (guests aged 30+)
• Terrace with sea views over the Menai Strait towards Snowdonia
• Wood-burning stove, underfloor heating and a fully equipped kitchen
• Private orchard, garden, barbecue and washing machine
• Free parking with EV charging and free Wi-Fi; no pets, non-smoking

Exploring Beaumaris and the Menai Strait

The retreat sits on the wooded shore of the Menai Strait between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris, with views across the water to the Snowdonia mountains. Historic Beaumaris — with its UNESCO World Heritage castle, Victorian gaol and pier — is around two and a half miles away, and Menai Bridge, beside Thomas Telford’s famous suspension bridge, a similar distance the other way. Further afield lie the National Trust’s Penrhyn Castle, Plas Newydd, Penmon Point and the island’s beaches and coastal path. It is a wonderfully central, scenic base for Anglesey. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Beaumaris.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to four, across three bedrooms (a king and two twins).

Is it adults only? Yes — guests aged 30 and over.

Are there sea views? Yes — a terrace looking over the Menai Strait towards Snowdonia.

Is there parking? Yes, free private parking with an EV charging point.

What’s nearby? Beaumaris and its castle, Menai Bridge, Penrhyn Castle, Plas Newydd and Penmon.

Is it good for a couple or a small group? Either — the king and two twin bedrooms suit a couple wanting space or a group of up to four adults sharing.

Is there a log fire? Yes — a wood-burning stove, plus underfloor heating on the ground floor.

When is the best time to visit? Anglesey is glorious in summer, while spring and autumn are quieter and beautiful for walking the coast path and watching the light over the Strait.

Book your Anglesey escape

For a peaceful, adults-only self-catering retreat with sea views and a private orchard near Beaumaris, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does Coed y Berclas sleep?

It is a self-catering apartment for two, with ground-floor accommodation and sea views — ideal for a couple visiting Beaumaris and Anglesey.

Is there parking and WiFi?

Yes — free on-site parking and WiFi are both provided.

What is nearby?

The Georgian town of Beaumaris, with its castle, pier and the Menai Strait, is close by, and the wider Anglesey coast and Snowdonia are within easy reach.