Ger y Bont Holiday Home

A Waterside Five-Star Holiday Home at Four Mile Bridge

Ger y Bont is a superb five-star self-catering holiday home in the village of Four Mile Bridge, on the crossing between Anglesey and Holy Island. Sleeping eight in a lovely waterside setting — with a lagoon a few steps from the door and panoramic views over the Inland Sea — it makes a stylish, spacious base for a family or group exploring Holy Island, the west coast and the wider island.

The holiday home

The house has four bedrooms — three with king-size beds and one twin — sleeping up to eight, with two bathrooms (one en-suite shower room and a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower) plus an additional WC. At its heart is a bright, open-plan kitchen/diner with an island breakfast bar, well equipped with a cooker, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and even a wine cooler — perfect for a group cooking and eating together.

Outside is where the waterside setting really shines: a large decked balcony with a glass balustrade wraps around upstairs to make the most of the views, and there is a large lawned area at the rear overlooking open fields, all within enclosed grounds. Panoramic coastal and Inland Sea views can be enjoyed from several rooms and the balcony — a genuinely special spot to watch the light change over the water.

At a glance

• Five-star waterside holiday home at Four Mile Bridge
• Four bedrooms (three king, one twin), sleeps eight
• Two bathrooms plus an additional WC
• Open-plan kitchen/diner with island breakfast bar, dishwasher and wine cooler
• Large wrap-around decked balcony with glass balustrade
• Enclosed lawned grounds; panoramic Inland Sea views
• A lagoon just steps from the door

Four Mile Bridge and Holy Island

Four Mile Bridge is one of the two crossings linking Anglesey to Holy Island, near the village of Valley — a quiet, watery spot beside the Inland Sea. It is superbly placed for the west coast: the beautiful sandy beach and watersports at Trearddur Bay are close by, as are the surf beaches of Rhosneigr, the dramatic cliffs and lighthouse at South Stack near Holyhead, and the port town of Holyhead itself. The Anglesey Coastal Path threads along this coast, and the rest of the island opens up easily from here for days out. For more places to stay nearby, see our guide to self-catering cottages on Anglesey.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to eight, across four bedrooms (three king, one twin).

How many bathrooms are there? Two bathrooms (one en-suite) plus an additional WC.

What are the views like? Panoramic coastal and Inland Sea views, with a lagoon steps from the door.

Is there outdoor space? Yes — a large wrap-around decked balcony and an enclosed lawned garden.

What’s nearby? Trearddur Bay, Rhosneigr, Holyhead and South Stack.

It is the waterside setting and the quality of the finish that make Ger y Bont special. With three king rooms and a twin it comfortably suits two families holidaying together or a larger group, and the open-plan living space and wrap-around balcony are made for sociable, relaxed days — cooking together at the island, eating out on the deck, and watching the boats and birds on the Inland Sea. After a day exploring Holy Island’s beaches and cliffs, it is a calm, characterful place to come home to.

Is it good for two families? Yes — four bedrooms (three king, one twin) and generous living space suit a larger group.

Is there a dishwasher? Yes, the open-plan kitchen has a dishwasher (and a wine cooler).

For a spacious, five-star waterside home for a family or group on Anglesey, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.