Perth Hwfa

About this property

This charming and comfortable stone holiday cottage is tucked away in a wonderful, elevated position. Its stunning views towards Snowdon and the Llŷn Peninsula have inspired many famous artists, including Charles Tunnicliffe, Kyffin Williams and Philip Snow. Set within its own 30 acres of land, Perth Hwfa is accessed up a private drive, giving a real sense of privacy. The land is farmed by a local farmer, so only accessible on the public footpaths. The village shop, pub and beach are still within walking distance!

The super farmhouse kitchen is equipped with a Rayburn cooker, an electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge, and a microwave. The kitchen table seats six comfortably, and French doors open out onto the garden.

There is a separate utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer.

The large sitting room has a wood-burning stove, which is perfect for relaxing around after a walk on the beach. There is a smart TV with DVD player and a Hi-Fi unit with Bluetooth connection. In between the main sitting room and hall, there is a room where you can work or use a laptop in relative peace. Broadband WiFi is available.

There is a downstairs bathroom which has a loo, wash hand basin and a walk-in shower. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, all with glorious views. There is a large double with its own balcony, a smaller double bedroom and a twin room. The upstairs bathroom is light and bright and has a loo, wash basin and a bath with hand-held shower.

There is a large garden surrounding the house, with well-established trees a swing and a barbecue. The perimeter is either walled or hedged and at the front, facing Snowdonia, there is a ha-ha, or sunken ditch to avoid interrupting the view, but the garden is not dog proof. There is plenty of parking for two or three cars, and a log store.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome, but downstairs only and not on the furniture please!



It is only a five-minute walk from Perth Hwfa to the Malltraeth estuary sands and the cob, which is renowned for birdlife. Some the best beaches of Anglesey are only ten minutes away by car. The long stretches of sandy beach and sand dunes at Llandwyn Island are breathtakingly beautiful. The popular seaside village of Rhosneigr is also fifteen minutes' drive away. Here you can find shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a great selection of water sports.

The small village of Malltraeth lies in the south west corner of Anglesey, at the head of the long inlet formed by the Cefni Estuary and close to the popular Newborough Forest and Warren sand dunes. Malltraeth Pool and the magnificent sweep of marshes and sand dunes, which stretch south to Llanddwyn Island, are all part of a National Nature Reserve. The whole area is renowned for its birdlife and Malltraeth was once home to the famous wildlife artist Charles F Tunnicliffe. There are wonderful forest and coastal walks from the village, which has a pub, a cafe serving afternoon tea and a chip shop (also selling basic items/newspapers etc). Close by are beautiful beaches at Llanddwyn (reputedly the 4th best in Britain), Aberffraw, and Cable Bay, or head to Rhosneigr, which is renowned for its all year round watersports facilities.

Accommodation

Three bedroom: 2 x double, 1 x twin.

Two bathrooms: 1 x first floor bathroom with bath and hand held shower, loo and basin, 1 x ground floor shower room with shower, loo and basin.

Sitting room with wood burning stove.

Central heating, Rayburn, an electric cooker, dishwasher, Fridge, microwave, bed linen and towels provided, woodburning stove, washing machine, logs supplied, TV, DVD player, Hi-fi with bluetooth connection, Large garden, Barbecue, Bike/canoe storage, Off road parking.

High chair.

2 well behaved dogs welcome.

Shop 0.2 miles.

Note: Well-behaved dogs are welcome (but downstairs only and not on the furniture please!).