LL61 6DY

In this beautiful rural location on the southern coastline of Anglesey, just off the main A4080, you’ll find this special detached conversion set in approximately 1.9 acres of woodland. Approached along a winding, tarmacadam drive through open farmland, it’s part of a stunning renovation of original farm buildings dating back to 1857 and previously owned by the family of Plas Newydd. There is an area for parking at the edge of the woodland, with a stroll through the trees taking you to the front door of the property. You'll find the property nestled on the outskirts of your own woodland, enjoy uninterrupted views across neighbouring farmland. Sympathetically renovation the building beautifully blends the original features with modern design. Entering the property, you'll find a wide and inviting living room/kitchen which features a stylish log burning stove and high ceilings. The contemporary kitchen with integrated fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, and dishwasher, compliments the room well. Skylights flood the room with light, with large double glazed doors allowing you to enjoy those relaxing countryside views from the comfort of your settee. At both ends of the property you'll find a bedroom with tiled shower en-suite. The home is heated via electric central heating, has timber bespoke double glazed windows, and a fire suppression system. Located just off the A4080 Brynsiencyn Road to the south of the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, a village enjoying the reputation of having the longest placename in the UK. The village is situated on the historical A5 London to Holyhead route with the A55 expressway located nearby, allowing easy travel to the university city of Bangor on the mainland and the ferry port of Holyhead. Llanfairpwll boasts a good range of amenities, supermarkets, local shops and businesses, pubs/restaurants, post office, petrol station, surgery and primary school whilst a secondary school lies less than 2 miles away in the town of Menai Bridge.