Ty Gwyn-Llanddona beach at the end of the garden.

Wind your way down to the beach past the patchwork farmland and rolling hills of unspoilt Llanddona to arrive at Tÿ Gwyn. Perched on the edge of the beach, this semi-detached and beautifully converted former stone barn offers an abundance of peace and incomparable views. The space A vast sky hangs above and the light changes by the minute. When the sun shines, you can be on the beach in minutes or explore the island with Tÿ Gwyn as your base. Children (and dogs!) will love the ice cream bothy on the beach. When it rains, you fire up the wood-burner and watch ships pass by through the vast windows, as the weather puts on a show just for you. As dusk falls, you can recline on the sheltered veranda and watch the sun go down. Interiors of wood, brick and stone have a cool, uncluttered design – a warm mix of old and new that works perfectly. The smart soft grey sofa sits harmoniously in the airy open plan sitting room with a fully equipped kitchen on hand. A long dining table is great for eating together, overlooking the coastal views. You may just prefer fresh langoustines cooked on a barbecue and washed down with bubbly outside in the garden! Two double rooms with comfy beds have sea views, and what better way to fall asleep than to the sound of the waves? Fight over the one with the en-suite lavatory! The twin room is simple and airy. The large family bathroom is beautifully decorated and with bath and separate shower begs to be relaxed in. Elsewhere, there are wildflowers, hills to climb, kayaks to explore the coast and golf links with stunning views. The sandy blue flag beach of Llanddona runs for miles around to Red Wharf Bay and on to Benllech, with loads of eating places along the way. Walk the other way on the Coastal Path all the way to Penmon to find a magnificent lighthouse, Puffin Island and views to the Great Orme. Beaumaris is a stunning Georgian seaside town and is only ten minutes away by car. Here you will find an incredible array of places to eat, shops to browse in and even a castle! Don’t fancy going far but wish to eat out? Easy – head up the hill where you will find the Owain Glyndwr pub. This is where your delicious welcome cake comes from as you arrive at Tÿ Gwyn and they serve up a very warm welcome too. 1 medium sized dog permitted – a medium dog is a Labrador/Collie or smaller (at an extra cost of £20) Master bedroom with double bed and en-suite loo with basin, sea views Twin bedroom with two single beds Double bedroom with double bed and sea views Large family bathroom with full sized bath and separate large shower cubicle Open plan kitchen, dining area and sitting room with sea views Kitchen is fully equipped – electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher Dining table that seats six comfortably Sitting room area – log burning stove, large sofa and extra chairs by picture window Television and dvd player Utility room with washing machine, iron, ironing board Off road parking for three cars Doors out to enclosed patio and lawned garden area, garden furniture and BBQ Please note the garden is fenced (but not fully dog proof) but the front of the house is not – therefore care must be taken LPG Gas central heating and hot water included Cot and highchair available Bed linen and bath towels provided WiFi First basket of logs supplied (winter months only) No Smoking