Flat 1 Rivendell is a beautifully refurbished ground floor apartment sleeping 6. Tastefully decorated with all-new furniture and appliances, there is everything needed for a fabulous stay in Rhosneigr. There's an access path taking you directly onto the beach right outside the property and it is just a 5-minute walk into the village with its range of shops and restaurants. The property is accessed via an independent entrance from its own parking space. The main kitchen living and dining area is spacious and light containing a fully equipped kitchen with island seating. There is plenty of room to prepare meals for family and friends in this sociable space, with the dining area coming directly from the kitchen. A three and two-seater sofa in the living area offers plenty of comfortable seating along with a media unit containing the TV, sound bar and an electric fire. Direct access out onto the patio areas with a table and seating for 6 from both the dining area and the living area makes utilising the space outside a joy. The three bedrooms are accessed from the living area where there is a double room with an en-suite toilet and sink. A lovely twin room and one bunk room. The modern family bathroom has a bath with a shower over, and plenty of hot water, perfect for washing away the sand and sea salt after a day on the beach! There is an EV charger to charge your electric car for an additional cost during your stay. A maximum of two small well-behaved pets are welcome.

About Rhosneigr Winner of the Green Coast seaside award, Rhosneigr lies on Anglesey’s Western shore. With its two broad, sandy beaches, Traeth Crigyll and Traeth Llydan, it is a popular centre for all water sports. The village has become particularly popular for its wind sports, with windsurfing and kite surfing attracting visitors from all over the UK. Rhosneigr is superb for walking on the beach, with rocky outcrops and dramatic sand dunes. Also nearby is Llyn Maelog with it an access boardwalk for those wanting to watch nature. It’s a fantastic location for a holiday no matter the time of year. Around the island, there are many pretty coves and bays where you can enjoy the golden sands, rock pools and beautiful waters to explore. With a 120-mile perimeter, cycling is a great way to explore the isle of Anglesey, and many rural trails and allow you to experience the beauty of the island with views of the Snowdonia mountains and the Llyn peninsula. Rhosneigr village itself has a great selection of restaurants and friendly bars and a particularly good fish and chip shop for that essential seaside experience. If you fancy taking to the waves there is a surf shop offering lessons in surfing, windsurfing and more. You can hire paddle boards, kayaks and mountain bikes from two locations in the village.