The Church, an impressive, detached holiday home is situated in the beautiful area of Holyhead, Anglesey. This impressive holiday home is surrounded by the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and retains many original features, while being mere moments away from the local amenities and coast. This is the perfect home-from-home for families, friends, or couples to enjoy all that Anglesey has to offer. As you enter this delightful holiday home, prepare to be wowed by the charming blend of original features and contemporary amenities, offering everything you need for a successful self-catered stay. The spacious open-plan living space is the perfect place to socialise and relax, with a fully-equipped kitchen ideal for creating delicious meals, while the dining area provides the perfect setting for a family dinner. Gather around and chat the night away in the sitting area, where you can cosy up together on the plush sofas. As the night draws to a close, retire to one of the three inviting bedrooms, offering a king-size, double and a twin, serviced by a stunning bathroom, hosting a tub perfect for a long soak at the end of a long day. For a day out, head to the nearby Trearddur Bay and take a dip in the crystal-clear waters, or explore the local shops and cafes. For a more relaxed day, visit Penrhos and explore the beautiful gardens, home to a wide selection of plants and wildlife. Visit the Penrhos Nature Reserve, and enjoy a leisurely stroll, before admiring the views over the Menai Strait. On a clear day, you can even glimpse the nearby Eryri’s (Snowdonia) peaks, or if you’re up to the challenge of summiting the tallest mountain in Wales, Yr Wyddfa, why not take the short car journey to the stunning National Park? Unforgettable memories are guaranteed at The Church.

Holyhead, the largest town on Anglesey and arguably best known for being the primary ferry port to Ireland, can be found on the island's northwest coast. There are remnants of Roman walls and forts, mediaeval burial chambers, and stone village foundations to attest to the area's rich history. You can go for a walk through the former quarry that is now Breakwater Country Park. The park is home to a wide variety of species, most notably the seals that frequent the Holyhead shore, and describes the incredible building of the world's longest breakwater, at around 1.8 miles, which now serves to safeguard the harbour. Check out the town's colourful marina full of yachts and tall ships, or learn about the 100 nearby shipwrecks at the marine museum. The capital of Dublin is only 90 minutes distant via swift boat, making day visits to Ireland convenient. You can take breathtaking hikes along the cliffs of Holyhead Mountain, relax on the award-winning sands of Trearddur Bay, and visit Snowdonia National Park in about an hour and a half.

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