Ty'n Llan Cottage Moelfre

A Whitewashed Stone Treasure.

Ty’n Llan is a beautiful Grade II listed, 16th Century whitewashed stone Cottage that is a steeped in history. The cottage is situated just off the A5025 on the edge of the quaint resort of Moelfre, a delightful seaside village which is ideally situated to visit some of the best unspoilt beaches on Anglesey.
Ty’n Llan has been painstakingly renovated and still retains its four hundred year old charm and character.
The cottage consists of a lounge, featuring an inglenook fireplace (logs supplied), with an original bread oven and a beamed ceiling. The kitchen/dining area is modern and fully equipped with electric cooker and 4 ring hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge with freezer compartment. It has a dining table with seating for 6 and there is a washing machine and an additional freezer in the games room which also has table tennis, darts board, pool table and selection of board games.
Upstairs has 3 bedrooms, a double, a twin and a single and the beamed bathroom contains a bath, shower, w.c. and wash-hand basin.  There is an additional TV in the double bedroom.
For families with children there is a stair gate, a high chair and a full size cot (please bring your own cot linen)
The property has full oil central heating, TV and DVD player and a hairdryer, iron and ironing board can be found in the under stairs storage room.
Outside there is an enclosed lawned garden with furniture and BBQ and parking for 3 cars.

The cottage is owned by Sion and Elizabeth Gittins, who were married in Llanallgo Church, in 2008. The church was also the setting for the wedding of the Irish songstress Sinead O’Connor in 2002.  Sion is from a large local family, born and bred on Anglesey, whilst Liz originates from Dublin, Ireland. Both are currently working overseas and plan to settle at Ty’n Llan after their travels are over.

So may we suggest that you take advantage and enjoy a relaxing break at Ty’n Llan before their return.

Property Guide:

• Sleeps 5
• Bed linen provided
• Enclosed garden with patio furniture and BBQ
• Cot, high chair and stair gate available
• Off road parking for three cars
• Outbuilding for bike storage
• Television and DVD player
• Games room
• Sorry, no pets permitted
• This is a no smoking establishment.

Additional Information

It is considered likely that the great Victorian author Charles Dickens, would have stayed at, or at the very least visited Ty'n Llan during his investigation into the “Royal Charter” disaster of 1859, as part of his assignment as a reporter for a London newspaper. Many of the dead from that maritime disaster are buried in Llanallgo Church opposite the cottage.