Trem Y Werydd

Amlwch sits on the northern coast of Anglesey, surrounded by industrial heritage, coastal paths and small beaches within easy reach. Trem Y Werydd is a three-bedroom house just outside the town, sleeping six across two storeys. The downstairs has a living room, a kitchen and dining area where you can cook and eat together, and a separate toilet. Upstairs are three bedrooms—two doubles with single beds, one double alone—and a shower room with a walk-in shower. Essentials including electricity, wifi and bed linen are covered. The house has private parking for two cars and a rear garden with patio furniture looking out across fields towards the sea.

The location works well for exploring the island. Coastal footpaths begin nearby, leading towards Point Lynas Lighthouse or across to Parys Mountain, where the old copper mines and Copper Kingdom Centre tell the story of the area's mining past. Bull Bay lies under two miles away—a sheltered spot for swimming, kayaking and paddleboarding, and known for seals. Cemaes village, also close by, has two beaches and a small harbour. A pub is within walking distance. No smoking indoors.