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!Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen with tiled floor. Conservatory. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Two bedrooms: 1 double (5ft four poster), 1 twin. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. !Gas CH, gas and elec inc (£40pw Oct-Mar). Freeview TV. DVD and small library. Private rear patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store.!Both properties: T/cot and h/chair on request. Elec cooker. M/wave. W/machine. D/washer. F/freezer. Shared enclosed, lawned front garden. Natural water supply from borehole. No smoking.Peacefully situated overlooking the sea in a quiet corner of Anglesey are these two lovely holiday properties. Formerly three cottages, they have been beautifully converted. Bodlasan Groes House comprises two of the old cottages with a conservatory linking the two parts of the house, whilst Bodlasan Groes Cottage can either be rented separately or booked together with the House to make one large property. Bodlasan Groes Cottage (ref 26946) has a patio area outside the conservatory, and Bodlasan Groes House (ref 29647) has a separate rear garden, both with wonderful sea views and ideal for relaxing with a drink in the evening sun as it sets over Holyhead Mountain. They both also share a large, enclosed, lawned front garden. From the property, a private track leads 400 yards down to the deserted Traeth Gribyn beach offering superb sand, rockpools and bathing sheltered by the breakwater for Holyhead Harbour, 3 miles away. Sea fishing for sea bass is available from Traeth Gribyn beach (no licence required). Alternatively you can visit Stanley Embankment, 4 miles by road, where there is a constant flow of water in and out of the inland sea. Fresh water fishing is available on Llyn Alaw, which is the largest lake on Anglesey, less than 5 miles away, where you can hire a boat and purchase day passes. The Anglesey Coastal Path runs north up the spectacular coast to Carmel Head, and offers a great way to explore the whole 125-mile coastline of Anglesey. The countryside is a birdwatcher’s paradise: as well as a huge variety of common birds and seabirds, red kites, sparrowhawks and owls can often be seen. Migrating geese gather in the area and there is an official RSPB sanctuary and viewing point at Ellin’s Tower near South Stack. For children, the Anglesey Sea Zoo and Foel Farm Park in Brynsiencyn are well worth a visit. Horse riding nearby. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile, beach 1/4 mile. Properties ref 26946 and ref 26947 can be booked together (via interconnecting door) to accommodate up to 14 guests.