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The Coach House is an idyllic hideaway set in historic gardens within 200 acres of rolling parkland
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On a tree-smothered hill with a meandering river lies a treat. Cadnant Coach House is perfect in all four seasons. Whether roaming the Hidden Gardens at Plas Cadnant in search of pears or sitting in a shade speckled nook gazing at the waterfall, it’s a joy of a place.
It's impossible not to fall for this handsome Coach House from the moment you potter up the old stone steps with their iron railings. The interior is full of intrigue and interest and celebrates the history and story of the place. Pale oak beams showcase a stately open-plan living area designed around togetherness. The epic wood-burning stove crackles and you will enjoy the theatrical flourish of sitting down for a feast surrounded by antiques. An evening playing boardgames and then slope off to gorgeous bedrooms.
The six bedrooms overlook lush views and rolling parkland beyond. Fine ceramics adorn each slate windowsill - hefty oak furniture and textiles marry up the sense of place with style. Downstairs find four bedrooms- a fabulous four-poster room with a carved bedhead and glamorous curtains is a treat - gaze out over lawns as you plan your day. A twin has a gem of an ensuite. A triple room is handy and a double is sweet. Three simple bathrooms cater for the hoards amply.
Upstairs, two delightful bedrooms promise a peaceful night – one a double and the other a single.
The kitchen has been designed with imagination and has every bell and whistle for large group catering. Of bespoke design, it's perfect for cooking up a large feast with masses of space and facilities to whip up any type of meal. An airy hallway enjoys a French door that leads straight into the courtyard - a dream on summer mornings
It's impossible not to fall for this handsome Coach House from the moment you potter up the old stone steps with their iron railings. The interior is full of intrigue and interest and celebrates the history and story of the place. Pale oak beams showcase a stately open-plan living area designed around togetherness. The epic wood-burning stove crackles and you will enjoy the theatrical flourish of sitting down for a feast surrounded by antiques. An evening playing boardgames and then slope off to gorgeous bedrooms.
The six bedrooms overlook lush views and rolling parkland beyond. Fine ceramics adorn each slate windowsill - hefty oak furniture and textiles marry up the sense of place with style. Downstairs find four bedrooms- a fabulous four-poster room with a carved bedhead and glamorous curtains is a treat - gaze out over lawns as you plan your day. A twin has a gem of an ensuite. A triple room is handy and a double is sweet. Three simple bathrooms cater for the hoards amply.
Upstairs, two delightful bedrooms promise a peaceful night – one a double and the other a single.
The kitchen has been designed with imagination and has every bell and whistle for large group catering. Of bespoke design, it's perfect for cooking up a large feast with masses of space and facilities to whip up any type of meal. An airy hallway enjoys a French door that leads straight into the courtyard - a dream on summer mornings
Features
- Ground floor living
- Pet free
- Woodstove or Fireplace
- Summary Historic coach house within 300 acres of hidden gardens
- Dogs Sorry, no dogs allowed
- Bedrooms 2 x doubles and 1 x triple (3 x singles) bedrooms and 1 x twin on the ground floor. King and single on 1st floor.
- Bathrooms En suite shower room to Bedroom 1. Family bathroom on ground floor (bath with shower over). Shower room on ground floor . 1st floor WC.
- Kitchen Commercial grade kitchen downstairs. Very well equipped with ovens, hob, washing machine, dishwasher microwave. 2 x larder fridges, 1 x freezer, dryer.
- Reception rooms Huge upstairs living/dining room accessed by two staircases. Sofas around woodburning stove (logs provided), dining table for 12. TV.
- Accessibility Sitting/dining room is upstairs. Please contact us for further detail.
- Outside Small courtyard but guests have access to the gardens as they wish.
- Parking Plenty of parking for 5-6 vehicles
- Children Highchair and travel cot available on request
- Bikes No specific storage
- Wifi Yes
- Postcode LL59 5NH
- To note Guests have full access to the gardens throughout their stay. The gardens are generally open to the public on 2-5 days per week from 12PM-5PM from February to October
- Utilities Central heating. Logs provided for stove. Utilities and towels/linen provided
Location
A 30-year devotion has nurtured Plas Cadnant to allow its true heritage to shine. The estate consists of a private historic main house, a cluster of stone outbuildings and around 200 acres of lush Anglesey space.
The real jewel in the crown though in this extraordinary estate is the garden itself extending to over 10 acres. The sublime restored walled garden right by the Coach House has impressive proportions covers just under two acres. Now considered amongst the loveliest twenty gardens of Wales, there are woodlands, a river running through a fairy glen with waterfall and a secret garden. Follow the borders crammed with brilliance to seek out the secrets. There's even a Tea Room.
If you can be lured away, an afternoon exploring Menai Bridge is essential and on your doorstep. Beaumaris is a short drive away to explore a castle and the Victorian pier.
Just along the coast is Plas Newydd a Grade 1 listed mansion house with remarkable gardens and views. Walk down to Moel Y Don and along the Menai Strait which is teeming with wildlife – curlews and seals galore. Or a 20-min drive gets you to Ynys Llanddwyn for the glorious long, sandy beach – even a swim if you’re feeling brave!Twr Marcwis Anglesey Column is another must visit – the viewing platform at the top of the Column is reached by an internal spiral staircase – get your 115 steps in to reach the top. The café at the base can revive you.
Return to deep comfort, dark skies, a roaring fire and to be moved by the past and peace.
The real jewel in the crown though in this extraordinary estate is the garden itself extending to over 10 acres. The sublime restored walled garden right by the Coach House has impressive proportions covers just under two acres. Now considered amongst the loveliest twenty gardens of Wales, there are woodlands, a river running through a fairy glen with waterfall and a secret garden. Follow the borders crammed with brilliance to seek out the secrets. There's even a Tea Room.
If you can be lured away, an afternoon exploring Menai Bridge is essential and on your doorstep. Beaumaris is a short drive away to explore a castle and the Victorian pier.
Just along the coast is Plas Newydd a Grade 1 listed mansion house with remarkable gardens and views. Walk down to Moel Y Don and along the Menai Strait which is teeming with wildlife – curlews and seals galore. Or a 20-min drive gets you to Ynys Llanddwyn for the glorious long, sandy beach – even a swim if you’re feeling brave!Twr Marcwis Anglesey Column is another must visit – the viewing platform at the top of the Column is reached by an internal spiral staircase – get your 115 steps in to reach the top. The café at the base can revive you.
Return to deep comfort, dark skies, a roaring fire and to be moved by the past and peace.
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10:00
30% deposit due at time of booking, balance due 30 days prior to check in.
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11
Max Children:
11
Max Infants:
3
(Under 2 in a travel cot)
Note: Sleeps 11+ 1 in 6 bedrooms
Maximum number of adults and children is 12
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