Rhyd Angharad Barns

A luxury barn conversion near Church Bay

Rhyd Angharad Barns is a striking, modern barn conversion in an elevated position at Llanrhyddlad, close to Church Bay on the north-west coast of Anglesey. Sleeping up to eight across four bedrooms, it pairs contemporary design with a peaceful rural setting and far-reaching views over the island towards the mountains of Snowdonia and out to the Irish Sea. It is a comfortable, well-appointed choice for a family or group looking for somewhere a little out of the ordinary.

Inside the barn

The four bedrooms include a super-king room, a double and two twin rooms, served by two bathrooms — a shower room and a bathroom with a double-ended bath. The interior has a clear designer feel, with polished concrete floors, underfloor heating throughout and good-quality furnishings. The living area is warmed by a wood-burning stove and a bio-ethanol fireplace, while the fully equipped kitchen includes an electric cooker, dishwasher and microwave. There is also a washing machine, and a television with DVD and satellite channels.

Outside and practical details

Outdoors there are patio and garden areas to enjoy the elevated views, and private parking is provided on site. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. One well-behaved dog is welcome, by arrangement and possibly for a charge, so it can suit guests bringing a dog along the coast. The combination of underfloor heating, two fireplaces and a generous, open layout makes it a comfortable choice in any season.

At a glance

• Modern luxury barn conversion sleeping up to eight
• Four bedrooms (super-king, double and two twins)
• Two bathrooms, including one with a double-ended bath
• Wood-burning stove and bio-ethanol fireplace
• Underfloor heating throughout and a fully equipped kitchen
• Private parking and free Wi-Fi
• One well-behaved dog welcome by arrangement
• Elevated views towards Snowdonia and the Irish Sea

Church Bay and the north-west coast

Church Bay (Porth Swtan) is a sheltered sandy cove on Anglesey’s north-west coast, with the National Trust’s thatched Swtan cottage museum nearby and the Anglesey Coastal Path running along the shore. The beach is around a fifteen-minute walk from the barn. This quieter corner of the island is well placed for the wider coast: the seabird cliffs and lighthouse at South Stack, the beaches at Cemlyn Bay, and the port town of Holyhead (about eleven miles) are all within easy reach. For more ideas, see our guide to accommodation in Church Bay.

Exploring the wider island

The north-west coast is one of Anglesey’s wildest and most rewarding stretches. Close at hand are the lagoon and shingle nature reserve at Cemlyn Bay, the sandy beaches of Cemaes, and the spectacular sea cliffs, lighthouse and seabird colonies at South Stack near Holyhead. The Anglesey Coastal Path passes close by, with bracing headland walks in either direction. For days out further afield, the historic castle town of Beaumaris, the gardens and mansion at Plas Newydd, and the village with Britain’s longest name at Llanfairpwll are all within reach, while the Menai Strait crossings put Caernarfon and the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) within comfortable driving distance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this one property or several? It is a single luxury barn conversion sleeping up to eight guests.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms are there? Four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one with a double-ended bath.

Can I bring a dog? Yes — one well-behaved dog is welcome by arrangement; a charge may apply.

How far is the beach? Church Bay (Porth Swtan) is around a fifteen-minute walk away.

Is it warm in winter? Yes — there is underfloor heating throughout, plus a wood-burning stove and a bio-ethanol fireplace.

Plan your Anglesey break

For a contemporary, comfortable barn in a peaceful coastal setting with wonderful views, Rhyd Angharad Barns is well worth considering. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.