About this listing

**LOW OCCUPANCY DISCOUNT – 10% for 5/6 guests, 15% for 2/3/4 guests**

The Trees, Amlwch, Anglesey holiday cottage, pets welcome, large garden, wireless internet throughout, ideal large group accommodation. The Trees is a large 7 bedroom converted hotel located in the seaside town of Amlwch. Parys Mountain, the Copper Kingdom is only a 5 min drive. Leisure Centre with swimming pool is opposite the property.
The property has a large conservatory, large kitchen/dining area and a large lounge. The 7 ensuite bedroom are all located on the first floor.
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Property description
Kitchen and Dining area
The kitchen is spacious and modern. It is well equipped with a large 5 hob Whirpool cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave and washing machine. There are 2 large dining tables seating 14. The large bay window provides a view to the large garden.

Conservatory
The large conservatory has ample seating for relaxing, dining table for 6 and plenty of space for the whole family

Lounge
The light and airy well-proportioned lounge has 2 leather sofas, 2 leather chairs and a large TV. The bedroom are accessed from the rear of the lounge and up the stairs.

Bedroom no 1
Twin bedroom with central heating, wall wardrobe and ensuite. The ensuite has shower over bath, washbasin and toilet.

Bedroom no 2
Small double bedroom with hanging area, storage area, central heating and ensuite. The ensuite has walk-in shower with small step, wash basin and toilet. There are large windows with views out towards the garden area.

Bedroom no 3
This large quad ensuite bedroom has a set of bunk beds and a four poster double bed and a bay window with lovely views across the garden. There is an armchairs, central heating wardrobe and chest of drawers. The ensuite has walk-in shower with a small step, toilet and wash basin.

Bedroom no 4
Double bedroom with central heating and ensuite. The ensuite has walk-in shower with small step, wash basin and toilet. There is a large mirrored wardrobe for storage and views across the garden

Bedroom no 5
Twin bedroom with central heating and ensuite. The ensuite has walk-in shower with small step, wash basin and toilet. There is an open storage area, desk and chair.

Bedroom no 6
This quad ensuite bedroom has 2 double beds and a bay window with lovely views across the garden. There is an armchair, central heating and large chest of drawers for storage. The ensuite has shower over bath, toilet and wash basin.

Bedroom no 7
Double bedroom with hanging area, chest of drawers, central heating and ensuite.

Entertainment
Televisions in all rooms. Wireless internet throughout, wired internet in each bedroom.

Outside
The property has the benefit of a large garden and is easily accessed from the front door and conservatory. There is plenty of parking to the front and side of the building.

Refurbishment to the outside area is under way to provide space for a hot-tub which can be hired locally and a seating area.

Essential information

• Full central heating
• Linen and Towels provided
• All bedrooms en-suite
• Internet access
• Cot and highchair available
• Plenty of parking
• Discounts for smaller groups – please ring us for details
• Hire your own hot tub

HOT TUB HIRE
The property has an aree set aside for hot tub. You can hire your own. If you would like Coastal Holidays to assist please send us an email info@coastalholidays.net

The surrounding area
On Anglesey, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re planning a family day out with the kids or a relaxing afternoon on one of our lovely sandy beaches, we hope you like some of the suggestions below:

Local info
North coast beaches
Lligwy Beach is situated between Dulas Bay and Moelfre on the north east coast of Anglesey, North Wales. Lligwy is a secluded sandy beach popular with walkers and is on the route of the Anglesey Coastal Path. The beach is popular for swimming, fishing and water sports. Close by is the impressive Lligwy neolithic burial chamber and the Din Lligwy prehistoric settlement.
At the northern end of the A5025, Amlwch is a historic fishing village associated with the ‘Copper Kingdom’ of Parys Mountain. These mines have been worked since the Bronze Age, 3,500 years ago and it has been estimated that between 1768 and 1904 , 3.5 million tons of ore had been removed from Parys Mountain to give around 130 000 tons of copper metal. Around 20 km of underground tunnels were excavated. The underground workings were last mined in the early part of the 20th century. The AIHT (Amlwch Industrial Heritage Trust) encourage visitors to the mountain to follow one of the way marked history trails, view The Pearl Engine, The Summit Windmill and the remains of the Great Open Cast from the viewing platform. The landscape and terrain on the mountain is stunning, the colours are amazing, the rock strata is breath taking and well worth a visit.
Or if you fancy getting your feet wet, from Amlwch Port, why not charter a boat for a full days offshore Wreck-fishing trip or a summer’s evening pleasure cruise with Morio Mon – copper Kingdom Cruises.
Amlwch has a range of local bars, restaurants (Little Italy serves great Italian cuisine from an unassuming location – it’s definitely a case of ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’! and Quays Café is a welcome addition to a pretty port. Amlwch has a few shops and hosts a local market every Friday.
The Anglesey Coastal Path from Amlwch Port to Cemaes Bay is one of the most stunning sections of the coastal path in a compact length. Cemaes Bay is an attractive beach resort, close to Cemlyn nature reserve and Church Bay (Porth Swtan) with its tall cliffs and the oldest fully restored cottage on Anglesey. The National Trust heritage coastline boasts mile after mile of uninterrupted walks along the coastal path. Also at Church Bay is the locally renowned ‘Lobster Pot’ restaurant and ‘Wavecrest’ coffee shop at the end of the coastal path with its speciality cream teas as well as many other homemade delicacies. This area is excellent for all water sports, cycling on the local and national networks, fishing at Llyn Alaw, walking the Anglesey Coastal Path or just quiet reflection.

East coast beaches
Benllech is a popular sea side destination. The Anglesey Coastal Path and the Wales Coast Path pass through Benllech. Lovely sandy beach ideal for building sandcastles and the rock pools are great for catching crabs! Beach rangers patrol the beach in the summer months and provide organised games for the kids. The beach is family friendly with toilets and refreshments nearby. In the summer holidays it’s a very busy beach but the beach is wide enough to find a quiet spot if you so wish. Sections of the beach are ‘No dogs’ but there are plenty of areas where dogs are allowed.

West coast and beaches
The west coast of Anglesey offers a wide variety of attractions and places to visit. Holyhead on the Holy Island in the north west of Anglesey is known as Ferry port but it has much more to offer with the ruins of an ancient Roman Fort, and the historic Church of St Cybi’s in the centre of town.
The beautiful beaches of Treddur Bay, Rhoscolyn, and Porth Dafarch are great for family days out. Rhosneigr is a famous water sport resort with a mouth-watering array of cafes and bistros.

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