A charming 17th Century farmhouse with mature gardens attracting red squirrels and barn owls. A beautiful setting, only two miles from the beach.

Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall: Has a Welsh Dresser and the large fire place (not in use) is of slate. Tourist literature and interesting information leaflets are on a table. Narrow stairs with a low beam lead upstairs.
Living Room: With Flat screen TV/DVD, large library of books and patio doors.
Kitchen and Breakfast Room: With beams, tiled floor, breakfast area, decorative Aga, electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer and two sinks
Bathroom: With electric shower over bath, bidet, toilet,mirror, shaver point,cupboard and towel rack.

First Floor:
Gallery Landing; With a piano and walnut table and chairs.
Large dining room.
Bedroom 1: With double bed, dressing table and oak wardrobe.
Bedroom 2: With double bed , wardrobe, chest of drawers with hair dryer. An emergency torch is on the windowsill next to the bed.
Child’s Bedroom or Store Room: This doubles as a child’s playroom (beware of low beams)
Bedroom 3: With twin beds.
Separate toilet.

All oil, electric, bed linen and towels included. Highchair available. Outhouse with washing machine and tumble dryer. The garage is used for games and has a Slazenger table tennis table, dart board and various indoor and outdoor games. Bicycles or even a small boat can be left in it whilst you are out. It can also be used for hanging wet clothes and boots but it is not heated. Garden with garden furniture. Parking for 4 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property is accessed via a ¼ mile single track downward sloping tarmac lane, the last 100 yards after cattle grid, being unmade. There are low beams on the stairs and several steps between the rooms.

Cae Ocyn (Ki Okin) is a 17th century granite built Welsh Farm House, with characteristically old features in the south of Anglesey on the B4421 at Llangaffo, 3½ miles from Gaerwen on the A5 and 5 miles from the A55 Holyhead - Bangor - Chester motorway. Accommodation is for 6 people and children are welcome. It lies at the end of a ¼ mile single track downwards sloping tarmac lane (the last 200 yards after the cattle grid being unmade) amidst grassland sheep fields, surrounded by oak, chestnut and hazel trees and having views across the valley of the river Cefni river. The car park turning circle has ample room for 4 cars. Backed by granite rock the house is in a very quiet and peaceful location and microclimate. On arrival, the smell of sheep or silage may occasionally be evident but, as the cottage is ’no smoking’ and ’no pets’ and solid fuel stove, fireplace and Aga are not in use, there should be no unpleasant odours inside the cottage. It is a perfect location for summer beach holidays and relaxing winter escapes. Wildlife abounds all around the cottage with frequent visitors to the garden being red squirrels, tawny and barn owls and great spotted woodpeckers.
Cae Ocyn lies close to glorious sandy beaches and many interesting family visitor attractions, including Anglesey’s Sea Zoo, Plas Newydd, Beaumaris with its castle, Victorian courthouse and jail, a butterfly farm and there are even opportunities to spot puffins or enjoy a spot of sea fishing. Superb coastal walking, golf and horse riding can all be found close by. The Snowdonia National Park with its numerous outdoor activities and stunning mountain scenery is within easy reach.