Barras Cottage

Barras Cottage, Overlooking The Menai Straits in Brynsiencyn.

A delightful detached cottage set in a perfect and peaceful location with superb sea views over the Menai Straits and having Snowdonia Mountain Range as a magnificent backdrop. Only recently completed Barras is a few minutes stroll from the shoreline of the Straits and most of the rooms have outstanding views.
The village of Brynsiencyn, which boasts a pub and a shop is only a short drive away and a highly renowned farm shop selling Anglesey produce is close by.
Barras has been tastefully furnished by the owners who have taken great care in presenting a modern but charming new property which, together with its wonderful location, makes it a special place to stay.
The accommodation consists of a bright sunny lounge with flat screen TV,CD and DVD player. The double doors open onto a patio and lawned gardens which include garden furniture and sun beds. The fully fitted modern kitchen and dining area has an electric hob, oven, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. There is also a washing machine/dryer in the utility room. The ground floor has a twin bedroom with TV and the adjoining bathroom has a sunken bath with shower attachment. The first floor contains a master bedroom with fabulous views and there is a TV with freeview. The accompanying en suite has a walk in shower.
Nearby attractions include Anglesey Sea Zoo and Foel Farm Park, with its own chocolate shop selling luxury home made chocolates. Boat trips are also available nearby.
There is full central heating and a cot and a high chair are available. Outside has large areas of garden at the front and rear and there is plenty of car parking space.

Property Guide

• Sleeps 4
• Large gardens at front and rear
• Cot and high chair available
• Off road parking
• Full central heating
• T.V.’s with freeview, CD and DVD player
• Washing machine and dishwasher
• This a no smoking property
• Sorry pets not permitted
• Garden furniture

Additional Information

The Menai Straits which separate the Isle of Anglesey from mainland Gwynedd are 25K long and between 400 and 1100 metres wide. The shores have rocks that span about 600 million years. Seals and porpoises use the Straits as a short cut from Caernarvon Bay to Liverpool Bay and the occasional otter can be seen too. The tides can create currents that can reach 8 knots in some places.