Amolca

Amolca is a seaside-themed holiday apartment located in an elevated position on Mynydd Eilian (Eilian Mountain) on Anglesey. This peaceful location is wonderfully picturesque and boasts stunning views across to Point Lynas Lighthouse and the ocean. The Isle of Man can be seen on clearer days!

The hallway has stairs leading you up to the apartment, which is all on one level once you’re inside. The sitting area has a comfy sofa set in front of a TV. There’s a contemporary kitchen area with electric oven, hob, dishwasher, larder fridge, microwave and toaster. In the kitchen is also a table and chairs which can seat two people.

There is a double bedroom with a handy dressing table.

The shower room has a spacious shower, loo and wash hand basin.

Outside there is a garden which has a space laid to lawn, a large Mediterranean terrace, patio areas and garden furniture. You are welcome to use any of these areas and make yourself at home as the owner’s live downstairs - they will, of course, value your privacy. There is also off road parking available.

If you do venture out and away from the beautiful views, there are great walks nearby, pebbly coves or sandy beaches, as well as great attractions and places to eat if you hop in the car.

Central heating. Electric oven, hob, microwave, larder fridge and dishwasher. TV and WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking available. Garden with lawned area, large Mediterranean terrace and patio areas. Shop 1.7 miles and pub 2.2 miles

Note: The apartment is located on the first floor of the property, accessed by stairs.

One double bedroom. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with TV and dining area.

Point Lynas and Porth Eilian, on Anglesey's north coast, are just a few miles away from this rural village. In addition to its lovely countryside and small, attractive shingle and sand beach, which is protected by cliffs and a headland, Llaneilian is well-known for its 1835 lighthouse and other activities such as walking, cycling, and fishing. In Amlwch, Wales' northernmost town, just two miles away, visitors can explore the ruins of the world's largest copper mine, as well as Parys Mountain, home to the Copper Mine Trail Walk. In the Middle Ages, Amlwch's harbour was a bustling commercial centre. Beautiful sandy beaches and breath-taking cliff top walks, as well as world-class fishing and golf, are all nearby. There are many things to do in Beaumaris including a visit to its 13th century castle or take a day trip to Snowdonia or to Dublin via Holyhead port, which is just a short drive away.