Every part of Anglesey is rich in history and heritage and boasts over 125 miles of stunning coastline. Anglesey has a variety of landscapes and wildlife and benefits from 26 beaches varying from intimate coves to long sandy beaches.

The varied coastline makes it an ideal place for water sports throughout the year, ranging from surfing, scuba diving, canoeing and wind surfing. There are several horse riding and trekking centres to chose from, or should you prefer wheels you can discover the delights of Anglesey from a bicycle. Whether you consider yourself a serious cyclist or just enjoy meandering along quiet country lanes, one of Anglesey's many sign posted cycle routes can accommodate you. Golfers are also well catered for with 8 clubs and courses in stunning headland, parkland or countryside settings. Anglers are particularly well catered for, with a range of game, coarse and sea fishing options. For the more historically minded, there are several wonderful National Trust properties to visit which also offer theme days that are fun, interesting and educational for kids and adults alike.

Nearby Snowdonia offers a wealth of attractions to compliment the beautiful scenery around Mount Snowdon itself, or within 99 minutes you could find yourself enjoying Dublin and Celtic Irish culture, having crossed over to Dun Laoghaire on the state-of-the-art Stena HSS ferry from the port of Holyhead.

Getting to Anglesey couldn't be easier. The new A55 expressway puts Anglesey within two hours drive of Manchester and the M6 and there are plans to open a commercial airfield at RAF Valley, linking the Island to the rest of the UK as well as internationally.

If you would like to own a timber home and benefit from the secluded countryside location and facilities to be offered at Parc Cefni, with excellent travel links and all the nearby attractions of Anglesey and North Wales then please email or phone us on 01248 722144.