Benllech 1.9 miles and Red Warf Bay 2.5 miles. Berllan is a well-presented, luxury detached property situated in Llanbedrgoch near Benllech, Anglesey. Featuring an open-plan layout and easy access to the beach, Berllan is a great choice for a group of friends or family of eight. Step inside to find a utility with larders, a washing machine and a handy space to leave your coats and boots. The open-plan living space is the social hub of the home with every detail thoughtfully curated; take a seat at the breakfast bar and keep the designated chef company as they become acquainted amongst the glossy appliances, complete with a coffee maker, before gathering at the dining table to enjoy a leisurely meal together. Kick back on the sofa and tune into the Smart TV or head outside and spend the evening lazing about in the hot tub. The garden space is south-facing, spacious, tranquil, and romantic, with cherry blossom trees, magnolia trees in the spring, and backing onto the SSSI site, Cors Goch Nature Reserve, meaning a chorus of birdsong envelopes the property. As the night grows darker, retire to the bedrooms to catch up on your rest, each of which with plenty of storage for your belongings; the master occupies a super-king-size with en-suite shower room, whilst there are a further super-king-size, a king-size and a twin. Completing the interior is the family bathroom, providing choice of bath or separate walk-in spa shower. Make the most of your convenient location with an afternoon wandering Gors Goch Nature Reserve, or explore one of many coastal walks leading to four excellent beaches: Benllech, Moelfre, Lligwy, and Red Wharf Bay, famed for its sailing community, beachfront restaurant, and the popular Ship Inn. Those feeling active can join the Anglesey Coastal Path, boasting superb vistas of the Irish sea and surrounding countryside. Golf enthusiasts may want to become acquainted with Storws Wen and Bull Bay Golf courses, just a few miles away, while others may want to take a walk to the local St Peter's Church Llanbedrgoch And Chapel Glaslyn Llanbedrgoch. Be sure to visit the most northerly town on Anglesey, Amlwch, with its idyllic port where you can enjoy fishing trips, many local cafes and restaurants in the area to keep you fueled on your adventures, or opt for more casual affair with local fish and chips and experience Porth Amlwch at its best. Amlwch also has a fascinating copper museum where you can explore the days gone by of Mynydd Parys/Parys Mountain in all its glory, perhaps venturing up to trig point to take in the breathtaking, 360 views. Head to Beaumaris to watch local fishermen gather their local freshly caught catch of the day or head and try some crabbing off the pier, or enjoy a day at the delightful town of Menai Bridge. Escape to Berllan and experience the best of Anglesey.

Benllech has a beautiful, long and sandy beach, much favoured by families, with a slipway allowing easy access for all. A variety of shops and cafés front the beach, with a picnic area to the side, whilst the village centre offers more shops, pubs, hotels and restaurants. The setting promises to suit every taste, with the village itself ideal for family holidays, whilst the rural setting offers peace and easy access to the coast, rural Anglesey and of course the spectacular mountains of Snowdonia.

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