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Boutique Luxury Cottage in Anglesey | Ty-Cerrig

X6
Dog FriendlyNear PubReal Fire
Anglesey
 
 

Welcome to Ty-Cerrig, an architectural plot twist where a modest, rose-draped traditional stone exterior hides a wonderland of brave, design-led interiors. If you are hunting for a premium luxury self catering cottage in Anglesey that rejects bland holiday rentals in favour of rich colours, thoughtful curation, and genuine personality, you have hit the jackpot. It also happens to be enthusiastically pet-friendly, welcoming up to four of your favourite four-legged companions. Arrival is a breeze thanks to a flat, smooth pathway to the front door and step-free access across the entire ground floor, though the majestic stairs mean the property isn't suited for disabled guests.

Step inside to begin your guided tour. The living room instantly sheds any 'quaint cottage' clichés, grounding itself with plush, velvet sofas arranged around a grand fireplace complete with a heavy oak beam and a robust log burner. This real fire is an absolute necessity for those evenings when the coastal weather turns dramatic. Moody abstract artwork, warm oak laminate flooring, and a sheepskin rug dial up the texture. Tucked neatly into the rear corner is a custom dining nook - a masterclass in maximizing space. It features a glass-topped trestle table, a cushioned banquette bench in deep blue, and a wire pendant light, flanked by a library bookcase begging you to unplug. In the centre, an intricate, black cast-iron spiral staircase winds its way upward like a sculptural centerpiece.

To your left, pass into the expansive farmhouse kitchen and diner. This triple-aspect space is an absolute joy, pairing pale grey shaker units with an oversized stainless steel American-style fridge-freezer, a multi-ring range cooker, and an integrated dishwasher. The grand wooden dining table, lit by a trio of glass pendant lights, practically demands late-night card games and slow, wine-fuelled breakfasts. To the right of the living room, the practical utility wing handles the clutter, concealing a washing machine, tumble dryer, and a chic downstairs cloakroom with a WC and basin.

Follow the spiral staircase upward - minding your head as you go - where a retractable mesh safety gate secures the landing. Prepare to be charmed by the master suite. This spacious sanctuary centres around a solid oak four-poster bed frame, set against gorgeous oak herringbone flooring. It features a walk-in wardrobe and a dual aspect framing rolling fields at the front and the garden at the rear. The en-suite shower room is a triumph of thoughtful decor, contrasting vibrant avocado-green walls and brass fixtures with a vintage wall-hung basin and an electric Velux window that automatically snaps shut at the first drop of rain, allowing for worry-free stargazing from the shower.

Down the hallway, the second king-sized bedroom frames peaceful field views, while the twin bedroom offers two adult-sized single beds backed by soft powder-blue wood panelling. They share a show-stopping family bathroom where a vaulted ceiling channels the morning light across an exposed stone character wall, a sleek walk-in shower, and a deep, roll-top clawfoot bathtub designed for serious soaking.

Step out of the rear doors into a multi-tiered garden oasis that feels entirely secret. Mucky pups and walking boots are instantly rescued by a professional-grade stainless steel dog-wash station supplied with warm water. From here, choose your vibe: fire up the charcoal Weber BBQ or gather around the gabion stone chiminea, which doubles as a compact grill. Two distinct sets of garden furniture ensure you can chase the weather; a luxurious rattan corner sofa sits under a black pergola strung with romantic festoon lights on the afternoon patio, while a separate raised decking area catches the sun first thing in the morning. For the ultimate lazy afternoon, follow the path up to a sprawling emerald lawn where a fringed hammock swings lazily between mature trees.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Coming Soon
Dog Friendly
Near Pub
Real Fire
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Smoke detector
Carbon monoxide detector
First Aid kit
Fire extinguisher or blanket
Inside
Bag of Logs
4 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Tablets
Kettle
Coffee Machine
Toaster
Cooking Basics
Oven Gloves
Tea Towels
Wine Glasses
Champagne Flutes
Dining Table
Blender
Washing Machine
Tumble Dryer
Clothes Drying Rack
Cleaning Products
Body soap/Shower gel
Hair Dryer
Smart TV
Baby Safety Gates
Fireplace Guards
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Private Garden
CCTV
Additional Information
Tassimo coffee machine, plus cafetiere.

Large paved patio with Weber BBQ plus chiminea (both charcoal) that can also be used as a smaller BBQ. Two sets of garden furniture - one is on the patio (where the sun is in the afternoon) and the other is on decking at the rear of the garden where the sun hits first thing in the morning. There is also a hammock.

A warm water dog wash station is available for mucky paws and boots.

 
 

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Location

 

Ty-Cerrig enjoys an idyllic, central position in the peaceful village of Gwalchmai on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. It offers a perfectly balanced basecamp for exploring the island’s dramatic coastline without sacrificing daily convenience. You won't have to wander far for a well-earned pint or a morning paper; a friendly local village pub sits well within an easy one-mile stroll from your front door, alongside a handy local shop for your daily essentials.

When the coastline calls, a short, scenic drive through the surrounding lanes leads you directly to a spectacular landscape of wide sandy tidal estuaries, hidden coves, and sweeping marram-grass dunes.

Positioned perfectly within an easy 20-mile radius of Anglesey’s most legendary coastal highlights, the cottage is an explorer's dream. Head southwest to the historic village of Aberffraw to witness its famous, sprawling sand dunes and timeless stone cottages lining the lazy river estuary. For an utterly surreal change of scenery, a short drive northeast brings you to the otherworldly terrain of Parys Mountain near Amlwch. Here, you can hike through an ancient copper-mining landscape painted in vivid, sci-fi shades of red, ochre, and purple beneath an iconic old stone windmill tower. To the northernmost tip of the island, the picturesque coastal bays of Cemaes and Bull Bay offer brilliant opportunities for crabbing, coastal walking, kayaking, and watching the local fishing boats bobbing in the harbour.

Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:

Things To Do In Anglesey

 
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Max Adults:
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Max Children:
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Max Infants:
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Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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