Holyhead 3 miles. Nestled in the stunning surroundings of South Stack on the hillside of Holyhead Mountain, Isle of Anglesey, is this remarkable four-bedroom house and annexe, Goferydd. Enjoying exceptional sea and mountain views at every turn and a stylish interior adorned with luxury furnishings, Goferydd is a superb pet-friendly dwelling for a group or family of nine, plus their canine companion seeking a truly unique getaway. Park-up on the spacious driveway, before unloading your bags and taking in the amazing views on offer. Be welcomed into the snug, sure to be the social hub of the home with its plush seating, a 70” Smart TV with full Sky package, BT Sport, Netflix and PlayStation 4, ready for you and your loved ones to enjoy as your pooch curls up in front of the woodburning stove. If you fancy watching something different from the rest of your party, head through to the neighbouring day lounge, also featuring plush seating and a 55” Smart TV with full Sky package, BT Sport, Netflix and PlayStation 4, as well as patio doors offering access to the garden. Look forward to cooking up a storm in the sleek navy blue kitchen, where you can certainly cook with views looking towards the South Stack RSPB Centre and out to sea, and another window offering captivating views along the Anglesey coastline and towards Snowdonia. The kitchen features a wealth of high spec amenities, as well as an island with seating for four and dining table for eight where you can recount the day's adventures over a delicious meal. On warmer days, dine out in your private garden or take a dip in the bubbling hot tub as you soak up the incomparable views on offer. Just off the snug, you can access the annexe, where you will find a sumptuous king-size bed with balcony and on the first floor, a twin with en-suite bathroom, featuring a lovely aluminium freestanding bath for indulgent soaks. Back in the main house, you can climb the stairs up to the first floor, where you can choose from two additional well-appointed bedrooms, a super-king-size with balcony and sea views, and a family room with a double a single bed looking out over the mountains, both of which are served by an elegant bathroom with freestanding bath. Outdoor enthusiasts and keen twitchers will delight at the adjacent South Stack RSPB, where you can enjoy leisurely cliff top walks with sought-after views, and spot the local wildlife which includes guillemots, puffins, and the peregrine falcon, to name a few. Continue on to the renowned South Stack Lighthouse (Goleudy Ynys Lawd), an 18th-century building offering engine room tours and an exhibition area. For your amenities, take the short drive over to the bustling port town of Holyhead, where you will find an excellent selection of pubs and restaurants, including The Branch, Urban Tiger Restaurant and Bar, and the Stanley Arms, as well as well-stocked convenience stores for picking up any essentials. The keen walkers in your party can easily access the picturesque 200-km Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path, where you can expect some of the best sights and scenery in the area. Other activities within the town include the Grade II listed Gunpowder Magazine, Holyhead Pavilion and the fantastic Holyhead Golf Club. For a memorable day trip, why not hop aboard a ferry at the Old Harbour where you can set sail to Dublin for a taste of the Irish life? For a day at the beach, look no further than one of Anglesey’s most popular Blue Flag beaches, Treaddur Bay, where you can bathe, paddle the shores or try your hand at watersports. All this and more awaits with a stay at Goferydd.

Holyhead, the largest town on Anglesey and the primary ferry port to Ireland, is situated on the island's northwestern shore and is a hive of activity. Roman fortifications and forts, mediaeval burial chambers, and stone village foundations are all remnants of the town's rich history. A former quarry, the Breakwater Country Park, has designated trails for visitors to explore. Wildlife abounds, including seals that regularly visit Holyhead's coastline and the world's longest breakwater, a 1.8-mile structure that protects the harbour today.

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