No 9 The Dairy
Charming coastal stay in Anglesey offering groups of up to four guests a comfy and cosy stay in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- Sleeps 4
- 2
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Highlights
- Just a two-minute stroll from Borthwen Beach, this cosy, pet-friendly retreat for four is set in a stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty along the Anglesey Coastal Path.
- Light-filled interiors feature vaulted ceilings, underfloor heating and an open-plan layout designed for relaxed coastal living.
- Well-equipped kitchen with a range cooker and air fryer, plus a dining table with sea views or the option to dine alfresco under the stars.
- Spacious sitting room with a log-burning fire - perfect for unwinding after a day of beach walks and seaside adventures.
- Two comfortable bedrooms offer flexibility, including a super-king with ensuite wet room and a twin that converts to a super-king on request.
- Outdoor seating with views to the Skerries, and close proximity to Llanfaethlu village, local beaches, scenic walks and foodie hotspots like Catch 22 and Condessa.
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- This is a dog-friendly stay.
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The details
Just a two-minute stroll from the soft sands of Borthwen Beach, No. 9 The Dairy is a cosy, pet-friendly escape for four in the heart of Anglesey. Tucked along the Anglesey Coastal Path in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming bolthole is perfectly placed for seaside adventures, peaceful walks and serious relaxation.
When you step inside you’ll feel instantly at home. Vaulted ceilings and underfloor heating create a warm, welcoming atmosphere, while the open-plan layout keeps things bright and spacious. The kitchen is made for easy holiday living, with a large range cooker and air fryer – ideal for rustling up local produce after a day by the sea. Dine with a view at the table for four or fling open the French doors and eat under the stars on warm evenings.
After dinner head to the sitting room and curl up by the log-burning fire as you catch up with loved ones over a drink. This is also a great place to unwind with a good book after a windswept walk. When night falls, there are two charming bedrooms that offer plenty of flexibility and comfort. One has a super-king size bed and an ensuite wetroom, and the other is a twin that can also be set up as a super-king on request, making this stay perfect for families or friends.
On warm days head outside where you’ll find a picnic table for lazy lunches or sundowners, with views stretching toward the Skerries. You’re also close to friendly Llanfaethlu village with its local shop and pub, and just a short drive from Church Bay, Porth Trwyn and foodie favourite Catch 22. For something local and unique, pop into Condessa to sample their handcrafted liqueurs.
When you step inside you’ll feel instantly at home. Vaulted ceilings and underfloor heating create a warm, welcoming atmosphere, while the open-plan layout keeps things bright and spacious. The kitchen is made for easy holiday living, with a large range cooker and air fryer – ideal for rustling up local produce after a day by the sea. Dine with a view at the table for four or fling open the French doors and eat under the stars on warm evenings.
After dinner head to the sitting room and curl up by the log-burning fire as you catch up with loved ones over a drink. This is also a great place to unwind with a good book after a windswept walk. When night falls, there are two charming bedrooms that offer plenty of flexibility and comfort. One has a super-king size bed and an ensuite wetroom, and the other is a twin that can also be set up as a super-king on request, making this stay perfect for families or friends.
On warm days head outside where you’ll find a picnic table for lazy lunches or sundowners, with views stretching toward the Skerries. You’re also close to friendly Llanfaethlu village with its local shop and pub, and just a short drive from Church Bay, Porth Trwyn and foodie favourite Catch 22. For something local and unique, pop into Condessa to sample their handcrafted liqueurs.
Just a two-minute stroll from the soft sands of Borthwen Beach, No. 9 The Dairy is a cosy, pet-friendly escape for four in the heart of Anglesey. Tucked along the Anglesey Coastal Path in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this charming bolthole is perfectly placed for seaside adventures, peaceful walks and serious relaxation.
When you step inside you’ll feel instantly at home. Vaulted ceilings and underfloor heating create a warm, welcoming atmosphere, while the open-plan layout keeps things bright and spacious. The kitchen is made for easy holiday living, with a large range cooker and air fryer – ideal for rustling up local produce after a day by the sea. Dine with a view at the table for four or fling open the French doors and eat under the stars on warm evenings.
After dinner head to the sitting room and curl up by the log-burning fire as you catch up with loved ones over a drink. This is also a great place to unwind with a good book after a windswept walk. When night falls, there are two charming bedrooms that offer plenty of flexibility and comfort. One has a super-king size bed and an ensuite wetroom, and the other is a twin that can also be set up as a super-king on request, making this stay perfect for families or friends.
On warm days head outside where you’ll find a picnic table for lazy lunches or sundowners, with views stretching toward the Skerries. You’re also close to friendly Llanfaethlu village with its local shop and pub, and just a short drive from Church Bay, Porth Trwyn and foodie favourite Catch 22. For something local and unique, pop into Condessa to sample their handcrafted liqueurs.
When you step inside you’ll feel instantly at home. Vaulted ceilings and underfloor heating create a warm, welcoming atmosphere, while the open-plan layout keeps things bright and spacious. The kitchen is made for easy holiday living, with a large range cooker and air fryer – ideal for rustling up local produce after a day by the sea. Dine with a view at the table for four or fling open the French doors and eat under the stars on warm evenings.
After dinner head to the sitting room and curl up by the log-burning fire as you catch up with loved ones over a drink. This is also a great place to unwind with a good book after a windswept walk. When night falls, there are two charming bedrooms that offer plenty of flexibility and comfort. One has a super-king size bed and an ensuite wetroom, and the other is a twin that can also be set up as a super-king on request, making this stay perfect for families or friends.
On warm days head outside where you’ll find a picnic table for lazy lunches or sundowners, with views stretching toward the Skerries. You’re also close to friendly Llanfaethlu village with its local shop and pub, and just a short drive from Church Bay, Porth Trwyn and foodie favourite Catch 22. For something local and unique, pop into Condessa to sample their handcrafted liqueurs.
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