Bodedern 3.7 miles. Tucked away in the quiet, rural village of Bryngwran, just a short distance from neighbouring Bodedern, North Wales, rests this fabulous, stone-built barn conversion, The Stables. With exquisite living spaces set over two floors, off-road parking, and convenient-positioning a brief drive from the nearest lake and beach, this charming holiday home welcomes a large family or group of sharing friends for a relaxing, self-catered escape to the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. Park up, unpack your belongings, and make yourself comfortable in your wonderful new lodgings. In the heart of the home lies a tastefully-presented, open-plan living space, where you will find a fully-equipped kitchen complete with all the appliances you'll need to rustle up tasty, home-cooked meals for the whole group. Savour your dinners at the dining table, or even alfresco in the garden when the sun is shining. In the evenings, settle down in the sitting area with your loved ones, and stick a film on the Smart TV as you're all kept warm and toasty by the crackling embers of a woodburning stove. Once the sun has set, head upstairs to refresh with a rejuvenating shower before you tuck yourself in for a well-earned rest in one of the four opulent bedrooms. After you've finished your morning coffee, head out to explore what your local surroundings have to offer. In Bodedern, be sure to stock up on essentials at the Premier Siôp before you settle down for a tasty pub lunch at the George Inn to properly fuel your day. A short car journey will bring you to the coastal settlement of Rhosneigr, where you can spend time on the luscious sands of Traeth Crigyll, or practise your golf swing at the Clwb Golff Ynys Môn Anglesey Golf Club. For a full day out, head to Holyhead, the largest town in Anglesey, which is home to Skinner's Monument, the Holyhead Maritime Museum, and the scenic trail of the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path. Enjoy all of this and much more when you book a stay at The Stables.

Bodedern, a tranquil and welcoming village, is located in the centre of the magnificent Isle of Anglesey. It has a friendly tavern, a store, and a post office as amenities. The entire island is brimming with interesting things to see and do, and everything is reachable in less than 30 minutes by car. The nearby cities of Holyhead and Trearddur Bay offer a variety of charming shops, taverns, and attractions. The former also has the stunning Breakwater and County Park. Trearddur Bay, meantime, is surrounded by a beautiful, rocky coastline, sand beaches, and coves, as well as the charming South Stack Lighthouse. Visit the wonderful mediaeval town of Beaumaris at the opposite end of the island. It has a striking castle and a variety of entertaining attractions. Llanfair PG, the second-longest one-word place name in the world, is also close. Visit Llandudno, Conwy, Caernarfon, or even the Snowdonia National Park if you're an outdoor enthusiast, on the Welsh mainland for the day.

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