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Church Bay, Isle on Anglesey, North Wales
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"Anglesey Self Catering Holidays Wales Cottages- Church Bay. Ty Newydd offer  three cottages accommodating from 4 to ten people. 5 minutes walk from beautiful Church Bay, pub, coastal path, restaurant, cafe "



VIC & LINDA CLARKE
TY NEWYDD
PORTH SWTAN
CHURCH BAY
ANGLESEY
LL65 4ET
Wales
Telephone -  01407 730060
Self Catering Accommodation - Anglesey Self Catering Holidays Wales Cottages Anglesey Self Catering Church Bay Church Bay, Isle of Anglesey
Phone Vic or Linda
01407 730060
reasonable rates all year round  / sleeping 4 - 10 comfortably, Blue Flag Beach, Restaurant, Cafe just five minutes walk.
Ty Newydd Self Catering Accommodation & Campsite - CHURCH BAY, ANGLESEY
Orchard Cottage:
This spacious holiday cottage is ideal for a large family or group of friends.  It caters for eight comfortably and up to a maximum of ten. Located in Church Bay on the north coast of Anglesey, North Wales the cottage being two former 17th century stone built stores. The conversion consists of three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom and shower room.

Situated only 200 metres from a safe sandy beach flanked by rocky outcrops. The bay and surrounding headlands are designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and have an excellent footpath network. The Anglesey coastal path runs nearby and gives access to over 100 miles of great walking. Local amenities close by include a café, pub and restaraunt, all within walking distance.   The beach will particularly appeal to children as it's ideal for sand castles, bathing, has rock pools for crab fishing and if you catch the waves from the 6 o'clock ferry they can even bodyboard!


Orchard Cottage:
  • Self-catering Holiday Cottage
  • Comfortably Sleeps up to 10
  • 3 bedrooms,
  • shower room and bathroom
  • Kitchen
  • Lounge
  • Families welcome

200 metres  from the Blue Flag Church Bay beach, cafe, restaurant  and coastal path.  The Church Bay Inn is just up the hill from us.


Located five minutes from the beach in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Church Bay Beach, Anglesey, North Wales

Our Church Bay Cottage comfortably accommodates up to 10 people

Orchard Cottage's lounge, spacious and comfy, ideal to relax after a day on Church Bay beach

The spacious 42 square metre lounge has two 2-seater settees and a three-seater sofa bed. The dining area within the lounge has a table set for eight, with a small side table and extra seating to increase to ten persons if necessary. The kitchen is fully fitted with gas hob and oven, fridge with ice-box, microwave and dish washer. All pans, cooking utensils and crockery are provided. The cottage has two bathrooms. One is a link-room between two bedrooms and comprises shower, wc and basin. The other also has a shower, wc, basin and bath. Bedroom one has a double bed, chest of drawers and clothes hanging facility. Bedroom two has a double bed, two 2-drawer units and hanging space. Bedroom three consists of four adult-sized single bunks with underbed storage and hanging space. Doors leading to the patio and private enclosed orchard complete the accommodation., opening onto rear enclosed (fenced) rear garden with furniture and BBQ.
Microwave Fridge Dishwasher Gas central heating Hairdryer Bedding included (for stays of 7 days or more) Ample Parking Enclosed garden with patio and furniture Pets - 2 dogs max No smoking

Click on View Larger Map to see exactly how close Orchard Cottage is to Church Bay Beach on Anglesey!!

CHURCH BAY
41 Beaches in Wales were given the Blue Flag award in 2009 Church Bay is one of them. It has a stretch of wonderful sand bordered by rockpools that will keep kids busy for hours!

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Sleeps up to 10 people, no smoking inside, dogs can be catered for in Orchard Cottage but not in the other cottages.

All electricity included in the price, bed linen is included for stays of 7 days or more. heating.

Saturday check in at noon, check out following Saturday by 10am- Full week preferred - shorter stay available on request - contact the owners for availability.


Orchard Cottage and the other cottages in Ty Newydd's self-catering accommodation are all wonderful conversions on the original 17th Century Farmhouse and it's building's.   The award winning beach, coastal footpath,  Lobster Pot restaurant, Wavecrest cafe and start of the Heritage Coast are all within five minutes walk.  The Church Bay Inn Public House is just up the hill and shows live Sky Sports TV events and offers some super beers and possibly the best view from a pub in Anglesey (worth going to at least once just to look out over the bay and out to Ynys Mon). 

Situated in North West Anglesey, five minutes from the beach at Church Bay we a short distance from the hamlet of Rhydwyn, in an area of outstanding natural Beauty, in the other direction (a walk of 1.8 miles) is the small village of Llanfaethlu which has a post office that provides newspapers and groceries.  Around 10 miles away after passing through Valley (which has a spar, small shops and some takeaway food establishments) there is Penrhos which has a retail park with Morrisons, Tescos and smaller brands such as Wilkinsons and Poundland. Holyhead has a selection of shops and attractions.

We are in a great spot to explore the beauty of Anglesey and if you're up for a trip in the car you can go off-island and explore some of the splendour of North Wales


Orchard Cottage at Ty Newydd is suitable for families, walkers and birdwatchers, couples.

Great  for two families or family with grandparents or couples

Dogs are allowed in Orchard Cottage but not in the other two cottages; please discuss with the owners for more details.  

Check in noon on Saturday, check out 10am on Saturday - shorter stays may be available phone Vic or Linda on 01407 730060 to check availability.

Orchard Cottage is spacious and has an enclosed patio and garden to the rear, car parking is available right outside the front door. 

We're on YouTube : Our Church Bay Promotional Video!!


Access Statement
Nearest public telephone: 200 yds
Nearest mail box: 100 yds
Nearest bus stop is in nearby village of Rhydwyn, approximately three quarters of a mile away.
Nearest Shop / post office: 2 mile
Nearest public car park: 200 yards
Nearest public toilets: 200 yards
The property is off the small lane leading to Church Bay Beach. 
The drive and car parking area is immediately off the road, and runs along the side off the building.
The drive, which has a level tarmac surface, can comfortably accommodate 4 cars and is 30’ wide.
The front door is straight off the  drive has a small step before entrance into the main lounge area.

The garden has no external steps other than into the dining room, which has one 8” step and a 9” stepover and gives access, via patio doors to the rear garden.

The lawn has a slope. The garden is completely enclosed by fencing and can only be accessed through Orchard Cottage.

Wall light switches are approx 4’ off the ground and sockets (other than kitchen) 20” off the ground. Taps are traditional style.

Door handles are traditional lever type.
 

Local Websites Links
Holyhead - Now a port providing travel to Ireland and beyond; there's been a settlement in Holyhead since about 540 AD so as you'd expect there is much history to explore.
Penrhos Nature Reserve - This nature reserve is situated on muddy and sandy estuary near Holyhead. There are walks through the forest, around ponds and along the coast.
Cemlyn Bay Nature Reserve - Cemlyn is one of North Wales Wildlife Trust’s star reserves and regarded by the Anglesey County Council as the “jewel in the crown” of its Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is valued both for its scenic qualities and its unique range of wildlife, and is as popular with general visitors – local people, holidaymakers, walkers etc. as it is with birdwatchers and naturalists.
Swtan - Swtan is a fully restored example of a 17th century Welsh cottage with a thatched roof. It is situated on the beautiful north west Wales coast of Anglesey,in the picturesque village of Church Bay (Porth Swtan). in Church Bay - and is technically our next door neighbour!!
The Lobser Pot - Restaurant in Church Bay is approximately a 100 yards from our front door. Excellent dining and as you've only a two minute walk you can have a drink or two if you're staying at Ty Newydd, Church Bay
Anglesey Sea Zoo - The Anglesey Sea Zoo is an exhibition of living sealife from around the coast of Wales. A wide variety of sealife is on show including Dogfish, Rays and Conger Eels. When we last visited in 2009 the Sea Zoo was also involved in the breeding and rearing of sea bass and turbot. Well worth a visit and if you purchase a family ticket I believe you can come back within a week and not have to pay admittance
Nearby working windmill - The windmill at Llynnon, Anglesey, was built in 1775 at a cost of £500. The only working windmill on the Isle of Anglesey, which once had over 100 mills to grind its large grain havest, it was renovated by Anglesey Borough Council and re-opened in 1986. Open to the public from Easter to the end of September, guided tours are available.
Moelfre - Moelfre is a lovely little place on the east side of the Island, well worth a visit.
Cemaes Bay - Cemaes is a nice town to visit with shops, pubs, a little harbour area, a good fish and chip shop(!), bakery and butchers a nice place to spend a morning or afternoon, take in the Jam Factory and Anglesey's Vinyard(!) while you're in the area!
Ty Croes Vinyard - Ty Croes Farm has established a vineyard covering two and a half acres of vines that have now been turned into delicious Welsh wines ready for you to sample.
Ty Croes Vinyard - The original Ty Newydd Orchard Cottage, Church bay, Anglesey website.
Newborough Warren and Llanddwyn Island - Newborough Warren and Llanddwyn Island This national nature reserve on Anglesey attracts thousands of visitors each year because of its beautiful beaches and views of the sea and Snowdonia. Newborough Warren was created in the 13th century when violent storms buried the farming region under a blanket of sand. To protect the town from further inundation, Elizabeth I passed a law protecting marram grass. Cutting this dune-stabilising plant became a capital offence. Today the warren is home to a number of plants and invertebrates which specialise in the dune environment.
Anglesey Coastal Path - Anglesey Coastal Path runs virtually within the length of the entire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on Anglesey. It is a network of public rights of way and some designated permissive paths and passes within 200 metres of Ty Newydd at Church Bay
Wales Cottages - Cottages in Wales - Wales Cottages- Cottages in Wales - anglesey self catering cottages

Our campsite has shower and w.c. facilities, chemical disposal, hookups for caravans and plenty of space for tents here are some reviews of our Campsite taken from http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=4955


Reviewer: Jumpers4Goalposts  (7)   Date of Visit: February 2010  Unit:  Touring Caravan

I wasn't sure I was going to leave a review as I didn't want to bring attention to this site. Its fantastic if peace and quiet are what you are looking for. We stayed the week with lovely sunshine all week.

The site is as basic as you get but clean. Paid £12 a night for me and my two sons and it was cold so the heating was all day and night and you come and go as you please. You see the owner around and can ask him questions if you wish but he doesn't bother you. Only us all week, a campervan arrived on the Thursday but never saw them.

The area I can only describe as lost in time and a piece of paradise. View of the sea from the caravan, the beach is just down the road. Its rocky and sandy and an amazing place to discover. Only saw one guy all week on the beach and he was a winkle picker. Its as though we were the only people for miles. Fishing was great and my lads put out a few crab pots at low tide and discovered all the caves and climbed all the rocks.

Local post office a few miles away for basics. Lovely old dear serving and a sign on the Post Office counter saying `Closed Hospital appointment` priceless!

Holyhead 20 minutes away with all the shops you need. Went to Holyhead on the Wednesday for the supermarket and got a fish & chip lunch and drove to the end of the pier with the lighthouse on and sat watching the ferries go past. Ask a local how to get there but you basically drive into the country park and turn right at the `Stenna No Entry` sign.

We were again the only people about and sat at the lighthouse eating our lunch and got a horn blast and wave from the Irish Ferries captain as he went past, my lads loved that, top captain.

All in all will return but I think we were spoilt first time with great weather and nobody else around.

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Reviewer: Hays  (1)   Date of Visit: October 2008  Unit:  Touring Caravan

Despite the stormy wet conditions when we arrived we had a fabulous half term week at this site. Being just a few minutes walk to the rocky cove at Church Bay, the kids were in their element, not to mention the stunning view from our window each morning. It was a great location to tour the island, being just 20 minutes away from Holyead where we could watch the ferries, go crabbing, walk along the cliffs - you name it, you can do it on Angelsey!Superb value and plenty of space, need to book well in advance for next year! Claire and Co.

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Reviewer: Karen and dave  (1)   Date of Visit: July 2009  Unit:  Touring Caravan

Fantastic location, very friendly people, Linda and Vic couldn't be more helpful. Can't wait to book again. Wonderful little cafe by the beach selling the most delicious home made food and cakes - who can ask for more!
The site facilities were cleaned every day and despite the large number of campers over the busy summer season, the toilets and showers were always clean and there was never a big queue. The two dogs were able to go on the beach, and loved the coastal paths too.

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Reviewer: GaryJean  (1)   Date of Visit: October 2008  Unit:  Motorhome

What a beautiful location! Despite the gales, we had a great time. But then we love dramatic coastlines. Shower and toilet facilities are clean and basic, but we have all our own anyway. Electric hookups and chemical disposal on site. Vic and Linda were very friendly and helpful.
The dogs loved the beautiful coastal walks and frolicked happily in the raging waves(as they hit the shallow bits!) Very busy little restaurant opposite, pub within walking distance, but you need transport to the nearest shop (motorhomers stock up beforehand). Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be back again and again!

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Reviewer: Umgum  (2)   Date of Visit: September 2008  Unit:  Campervan

Basic but brilliant nice quiet site 2 min walk to the secluded beach really nice owners.

We paid £10 for van 2 adults, 2 kids and 2 dogs with awning and hookup, cannot get much better than that. 3 showers, 2 toilets, water point and chemical toilet disposal. Really nice walks close by and very friendly people. A nice pub on the hillside serving nice beer and not expensive.

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