Llanallgo, Moelfre, Isle Of Anglesey, LL72

Tucked away in its own private haven of woodland and gardens measuring some 3.46 acres, Coed Yr Odyn occupies a relatively elevated stance thereby providing superb panoramic views of the Anglesey countryside and Lligwy bay with its sandy beach as well as Dulas island beyond and, Coed Yr Odyn has all the ingredients from which to enjoy it too! The accommodation has been re-modelled and extensively renovated throughout to an exacting standard with a keen eye on the detail, it’s presentation and general layout. There’s definitely an air of quality and sophistication whilst offering practicality suited to modern living. Practically everything you see is new, right from the distinctive oak engineered flooring beneath your feet, the impressive kitchen with bi-folding doors, contemporary wood burning fireplaces and stoves, luxurious bathroom/en-suite appointments right through to the central heating and contemporary radiators – every room has received the same attention to detail and care. Of course, in our opinion the open plan kitchen/dining/lounge has to be the most eye-catching room of them all, whereby you can peel back the folding doors and step out onto the purpose made patio and soak up the views – the provision of a larger than average hot-tub makes it all the more appealing. The majority of the accommodation is all on one level whilst the master bedroom resides in the only section that’s located on the floor above, a room that arguably offers the best view from its wide pitched window. Let’s take a walk through the accommodation: from the entrance hall, twin doors open through to a spacious dual aspect family room with its dual sided wood burning stove (it can be fed fuel from either side thereby benefiting the kitchen too!) which in turn leads through to the open plan kitchen/dining/lounge. In total, this zoned room measures some 43’ and features quality appointments to the kitchen that comes fitted with dark contemporary units with solid quartz worktops, breakfast table and splash-backs plus a host of fitted appliances to include: oven, hob, extractor, microwave, warming plate, instant hot/cold water tap, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and wine/beer chiller. The lounge area enjoys a triple aspect and even the novelty of a “floating” wood burning stove. Accessed from the kitchen is a dedicated utility room catering for all your washing duties. Moving through to rear section of the house is a further sitting room with stylish integrated wood burning stove. Three of the bedrooms reside in this section with a guest bedroom located to the east wing, a spacious room for sure with wide/tall windows with an integral sliding patio door. This room is complemented by a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en-suite which even incorporates a purpose made sauna for when you really want to spoil your guests! The other two bedrooms on this level are also provided with the same level of attention when it comes to en-suite facilities, so nobody loses out and as previously mentioned, the master bedroom resides on the first floor, again a generous room which also comes with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe. The accommodation comes fitted with double glazing throughout and served by oil fired central heating. Coed Yr Odyn is approached along a private driveway, culminating in a spacious parking and turning area, sufficient for numerous vehicles. Located along the front of the dwelling is a paved area and generous wrap-around composite decked patio with glazed balustrade which includes a sunken hot-tub as previously mentioned. Positioned to the rear is a further sheltered patio which enjoys a sunny south westerly aspect. Further to the rear is a beautiful hidden garden hidden amongst the trees. This provides a delightful level lawn that’s perfect for youngsters to enjoy and would provide a fine location for summertime parties and general outdoor entertaining with a marquee perhaps. Located adjacent is a further parking area with garage, fuel store and shelter. A pathway from the residence heads west leading to a further secret garden – the topography of the land has created a natural limestone amphitheatre adding a certain magical feel. Just beyond is a derelict limestone kiln. From here, a track winds its way through the trees where it culminates in a separate gateway, providing vehicular access to the woodland from the roadside for suitable vehicles. The property is located on the edge of the rural community of Llanallgo with the village of Moelfre being under 2 miles distant, including the beautiful coastline and its associated historical maritime connections. Moelfre offers convenient local amenities, the coastal path (access to some 120 miles of it!), superb beaches at Lligwy and Traeth Bychan, excellent fishing and a lifeboat station. The area is well placed for many of the other coastal and rural attractions to be found on the island and is also within easy travelling distance of Benllech and the market towns of Amlwch and Llangefni, which between them offer comprehensive shopping and most essential goods and services. Additionally, Llangefni has close links to the A55 Expressway, allowing rapid commuting throughout Anglesey, to the mainland and beyond.