Ffermdy traddodiadol o’r 18fed ganrif gyda fferm 350 erwo. Lleoliad tawel ar arfordir Bae Caergybi mewn Ardal o Harddwch Naturiol Eithriadol. Traethau tywod a childraethau cysgodol: ardal ddelfrydol i gerddwyr a phobl sy’n mwynhau pysgota a chwaraeon dwr. Lle chwarae a phwll nofio cynnes dan do heb fod ymhell. Hwylus ar gyfer croesi i Iwerddon. Gwres canolog llawn, tân yn y lolfa a’r ystafell fyw. Ystafell ddwbl gydag ystafell ymolchi breifat, pob un â theledu lliw, cloc/radio sychwr gwallt a chyfleusterau gwneud paned. In a setting countless artists have immortalised over the years sits Penrhyn, a traditional 18 th century farmhouse. Now tastefully modernised with full central heating throughout. Run by Mrs Gwen Williams, she has achieved a three star rating by the Wales Tourist Board in her first year of operation. And little wonder!
Penrhyn Farm offers wonderfully cosy accommodation. Open fires in the lounge and sitting room. Full central heating throughout. Double bedroom with en-suite, twin room next to a private bathroom and family room next to a private bathroom. All with colour TV, clock/radio, hairdryer and coffee/tea makers. Children are especially welcome, there is a travel cot and highchair provided. Penrhyn is a 350 acre working farm set in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ideal for artists, ramblers and birdwatchers). It boasts a large sandy beach on one side and a shell-strewn beach with intriguing sheltered coves, shrimping pools and pre - Cambrian rocks to scramble over on the other. Perfect for watersports, fishing and sailing.
Nearby, a launch jetty for boats, private adventure playground for the children and the heated indoor swimming pool which are available to Penrhyn’s Bed and Breakfast guests.
Spectacular South Stack lighthouse, working Llynnon Windmill, ancient standing stones, picturesque villages, country pubs, restaurants (the famous Lobster Pot ), golf clubs are all close at hand. Location: On the tip of Anglesey, overlooking Holyhead Bay, Penrhyn in conveniently located for day tripping to Ireland. The ferry is only 20 minutes away by car and Snowdonia only an hour. Directions : Once on Anglesey, follow the A5 towards Holyhead. Then turn right at Valley traffic lights towards Amlwch on the A5025. After the village of Llanfachraeth turn left and follow the signs for Penrhyn (2 miles). When you reach the coast, the house is in the farm yard. |
Bed & Breakfast - £20 per person
