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Bwthyn Gwenllyr

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Spacious 3 bed/bath cottage with views for miles
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Bwthyn Gwenllyr is a house for lovers of wide open spaces. It occupies an elevated position above the beautiful estuary at Malltraeth with views across green fields towards Newborough Forest, the Llyn Peninsula, the Eryri mountain range (Snowdonia) and the open sea.

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For dog lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, Bwthyn Gwenllyr is a light- filled family home that will embrace you upon arrival. Set on one level to make everything so easy, and with views from large patio doors, the countryside welcomes you from every angle.

A spacious well-equipped family kitchen provides a large area for friends and family to get together for relaxation and make memories. Plenty of fridge space allows for the forward planning of social gatherings and hearty meals which can be enjoyed at the kitchen table or al fresco on the terrace. Eating inside or al fresco on the terrace makes for a happy gathering. Friends and family will find their own nook to relax in as space is plentiful. Bwthyn Gwenllyr makes the most of the views – with carefully positioned chairs to allow the mind to empty of all its stresses and for nature to work its magic. Turn on the television if you must but we challenge any programme to match the views before you. Clouds pass, sun shines, rain falls – each mood captured to perfection. Every bedroom has an ensuite bath/shower room to ensure tired sandy bodies can rinse off ready for bed without queues forming.

For those with four-legged friends in tow this easy dog friendly house boasts a utility room to dry off in. Easy dog walks from the house ensure life remains convenient – down the footpath lies the Malltraeth Estuary in all her beauty ensuring your binoculars will be busy. This was the artist Charles Tunnicliffe's muse for most of his life for good reason - wildlife abounds with the bird life being renowned. The ever-changing view of the estuary as it ebbs and flows will leave you mesmerised.

Features

  • Ground floor living
  • Sea View
  • Close to beach (<1mile)
  • Pub nearby (within half mile)
  • Summary Spacious cottage for 6 with incredible views
  • Dogs Up to 2 dogs allowed (£20 per dog per stay)
  • Bedrooms Superking, King and twin bedrooms (all ensuite). Twin can be made as a Superking on request.
  • Bathrooms All 3 bedrooms have ensuite bath/shower rooms. Separate cloaks/WC.
  • Kitchen Large kitchen/dining/living space. Kitchen has electric range oven and a hob), dishwasher, Two full size fridge/freezers, microwave. A Dining table and chairs for 8. Sitting area with sofas, chairs and TV. Patio doors to access terrace.
  • Reception rooms Living room with sofas and chairs and TV
  • Accessibility All on one level
  • Outside Terrace with table, benches, chairs and BBQ. Very large lawned areas, well fenced. Please be aware of livestock in neighbouring fields.
  • Parking Plenty of parking on gated driveway
  • Children Travel cot is in the wardrobe in the main bedroom. Instructions are in the folder under cutlery drawer in the kitchen. Highchair is next to the coat stand in the hall.
  • EV charger on site Payable on demand
  • Wifi Yes
  • Postcode LL62 5AF
  • Utilities All utilities, bed linen and bath towels provided.

Location

The Joiner's Arms in Malltraeth is a great community pub as is the Crown in Aberffraw (a 3-mile drive over the dunes). Walkers and cyclists will love the off-road cycling route from Malltraeth along the river Cefni or across the cob to Newborough Forest and the famous Llanddwyn Island. This south western

Booking Details

Check In
16:00
Check Out
10:00

30% deposit due at time of booking, balance due 30 days prior to check in.

Guests
Max Adults:
6
Max Children:
5
Max Infants:
2
(Under two in a travel cot)
Note: Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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Bwthyn Gwenllyr: Malltraeth, Anglesey (Ynys Mon), LL62 5AF

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"We have hugely enjoyed our stay in this really lovely home from home. The view is fabulous and we've had the weather to really enjoy it. Lowry the dog has appreciated the totally enclosed, safe garden. The bungalow is so well equipped and furnished with some really lovely touches. Having two sitting areas worked well for those who wanted to watch Wimbledon / The World Cup or not?. We enjoyed it so much that we've already booked a return visit."
Phil & Jan, Carolyn & Rob, Steve and Chris, 4th September 2026
"What a beautiful house and location. House was beautiful and well equipped and clean. We had a lovely time and our two dogs adored the garden. The location is stunning with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside and estuary. Ideally suited for getting around. We would happily make a return visit. Thank you. "
Joanna & Paul, Tanya & Ian and Pooches., 4th September 2026
"A fabulous stay in this wonderful house. We enjoyed exploring Anglesey, lots of lovely walks for Bailey. We hope to return as it has everything."
Stephen, Helen, Sophie, Matthew and Bailey, 28th August 2026
"What a lovely week. Beautiful house with even more beautiful views of Snowdonia. We have enjoyed making use of the lovely garden patio whilst the dogs made friends with the inquisitive cows in the filed opposite. Highlights whill out and about inculdedcliminbing Snowdon. dog walks on Newborough Beach and delicious ice cream at the Sea Shanty in Trearddur Bay. An amazing summer holiday and we can't wait to return. "
Mike, Alison, Nick Chloe, Gemma, Ivy and Elsa., 31st July 2026
"A beautiful holiday home with amazing views. We've all enjoyed the outdoor space, a perfect football and cricket pitch! Especially Harry (6) Alba (3) and Teddy. We have loved watching the sheep and the cows and rabbits. We even saw a fox one evening. We've enjoyed having breakfast, lunch and tea on the patio with the most stunning views. Our best week in Anglesey yet. We hope to be back."
Rich, Cassie, Harry, Alba, Ted, Jayne and Susan., 24th July 2026
"We had a lovely stay in this bungalow. It felt like home since the moment we arrived. We loved the little touches. Everywhere is beautifully furnished and well equipped. The views are stunning and Alfie our 12 year old boarder collie enjoyed meeting the neighbours (cows!) after having a gallop in the garden. We hope to return.
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Alfie and family, 3rd July 2026
"Thank you. This was the best holiday I've had this year. Grace Southern 10 years and Finley age 7 "
The Southern family, 3rd April 2026
"" Location Location " What a lovely bungalow with fantastic views. We have felt well and truly spoilt. The holiday started with " Storm Dave" but soon became the hottest location in the uk- 24.5 deg. Thank you to the cleaners for leaving the house so nice for our arrival. and Boltholes for the gorgeous gift. Most of all we want to thank the owners for their hospitality. We love "Bwthyn Gwenllyr" hope to return. Best wishes, for the future. "
Southern Family from Bakewell and Mansfield, 3rd April 2026
"First of all we all really enjoyed the place, the photo's don't do it justice,much more spacious than it appears, great outdoor space too. Our jack Russell had so much room to run around in. The views over the estuary and the mountain s were truly amazing. Very well equipped, all fixtures and fittings were of high standards. communication with the host was very good. Would highly recommend this place. Would definitely rebook. Joy and party."
Joy, 2nd April 2026
"I had a good stay. I have been to lots of houses in Wales and this was the best as it was comfortable and well furnished. My dog Cooper loved the big field in the back and he ran in it everyday. For him the bonus was looking at the sheep through the window. "
Charlotte (9yrs) and Cooper, 21st March 2026
"We have stopped in Anglesey a few times now and it never fails to impress. Another lovely house with great facilities and our dog Cooper loved the outdoor areas (just make sure you check the garden for sheep first!) We would definitely come back again. We recommend trips to the local beaches and lighthouse but check the low tide times. Ps. the Joiners Pub and chippy down the road is nice. "
Caroline, Luke, Charlotte, John, Susan and Cooper the dog , 21st March 2026
"Fab stay even if we only had the sunshine for a day. Lots of windy walks followed by cosy home cooked meals in. We have loved taking in the views with a morning cup of coffee. We will definitely be returning. PS Neli (The dog) had the best time x"
The Adamsons, 20th March 2026
"We had a lovely stay in January. The house is very cosy and furnished well with spectacular views of Snowdon and the estuary out to the sea. We would recommend walks onto the beach through Newborough forest. We also enjoyed Aberffraw. "
Jess and Matt, 9th January 2026
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