18 Llys Rhostrefor Court

Self Catering Holiday Apartment Benllech, Anglesey

No 18 is a delightful bright contemporary first floor holiday apartment with spectacular sea views and just minutes away from, the award winning Blue Flag beach in Benllech Bay, Anglesey.

It is also only a short stroll from the village centre where you will find a selection of shops, pubs and cafe/restaurants, and only a 2 minute walk away is a fresh  crab and lobster stall (seasonal opening times will apply).

Benllech is highly popular resort for those who enjoy white sandy beaches, for safe bathing, boating and wind surfing activities.  Cliff walking is a must and there is a nearby water sports centre at Traeth Bychan with a slipway for launching boats. Making Benllech an ideal holiday destination for all ages.

The gas centrally heated apartment (combi type boiler) consists of a master bedroom with an en suite shower room and a twin bedded bedroom with two single beds (which can be zipped together to make a super-king) and adjacent to this is a private bathroom with bath and a shower attachment. The open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area which can comfortably accommodate a family, has leather furniture, dining table with 4 chairs and a fully fitted kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine.

There is a full length opening feature window where you can appreciate the breathtaking uninterrupted views of the Snowdonia range of mountains, Puffin Island and the Great Orme at Llanddudno.

Amlwch Road, Benllech, Isle of Anglesey, LL74 8SR, North Wales

Property Information

• Sleeps 4

• Private car parking

• Gas central heating

• Bed linen and towels provided

• Hair dryer provided

• 2 heated towel rails and mirrors

• Books and games

• Iron and iron board provided

• Travel cot and high chair available

• LCD TV with free view, DVD and CD player

• Washing machine and dishwasher provided 

• Fridge and freezer provided

• Sorry pets not permitted.

• This is strictly a no smoking property

Additional Information

On “5^th October 1859, The Royal Charter, a 2700 ton steam and sailing ship. was lost in a storm just off Benllech when travelling from Melbourne to Liverpool with 432 passengers and crew as well as £320,000 of gold on board. Optimistic divers are still diving to recover the remains of the gold.

And did you know... Motorheads’ wild man of rock, Lemmy grew up in Benllech.