Ysbryd y Mynydd is a holiday house located near South Stack in Wales, offering stunning views and modern amenities. The upside-down layout maximizes the views, with open plan living on the first floor and ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor. The stylish decor and comfortable furnishings create a welcoming atmosphere.
The open plan living space includes a sitting area with a SMART TV and patio doors leading to a terrace and enclosed garden. The well-equipped kitchen features a double oven, dishwasher, and dining table for four. The two ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor have king-size beds, Freesat TV, and luxurious bedding.
From March 2021, guests can enjoy a private hot tub on the decking outside the front door, adding to the luxurious experience. The property is a short walk from South Stack and its RSPB nature reserve, offering beautiful sunrises, sunsets, and birdwatching opportunities. Nearby attractions include sandy beaches, Trearddur Bay, and Holyhead.
If additional space is needed, Ty Nant, accommodating up to eight people, is also available. The property offers flexibility in bed configurations if requested in advance. Ysbryd y Mynydd provides a comfortable and scenic retreat for a relaxing holiday in the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Weekly price from £780
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