Cysgod y Coed (Shade of the Trees) is a modern conversion of a former milking parlour on beautiful Anglesey. Conserved with lime mortars and natural colour washes, this charming property provides all the essentials - a peaceful location with open country views, a large four-poster bed, wood-burner and luxury roll-top bath, and all just 10 minutes from a sandy beach. Located half a mile down a private track shared only by the farmhouse further along, you have easy access to  many beaches. In case you aren't familiar with the Isle of Anglesey, it is connected to the mainland by two remarkable bridges. Click here for larger interior images or here for an aerial photo.

The property is entered up a short flight of steps from the parking, and one further step to access the entrance hallway.

Being newly converted the property is insulated to a high level to meet the new building regulations. It is heated by covered storage radiators in each room. There is also a wood-burning stove in the lounge.

GROUND FLOOR:

Hallway which leads to all ground floor rooms, and galley landing above.

Kitchen: A large, family room with pine table for six. Local granite worktops, and (of course) a dresser. Rustic cupboards and a large Belfast sink.

Full-size oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, toaster etc. Note there is no washing machine or dishwasher. Radio. French doors to front patio and open country views.

Sitting Room: A large room with comfortable 'Knowle' type sofas, and a new and efficient wood-burning stove (first basket of fuel supplied).

Large widescreen plasma-type Teletext 32" TV with DVD player. Quality music stereo with CD player and tuner. French doors to front patio and open country views.

Shower Room : A family bathroom of good size with quality shower and contemporary handbasin mounted on a slice of local polished granite. Towels supplied. Views to rear.

FIRST FLOOR:

Master Bedroom: A large and comfortable room with king-size four-poster bed, windows overlooking open fields, wardrobe and double-ended roll-top bath.

Double Bedroom: with double bed, window overlooking open fields.

Twin Bedroom: Two single beds, window overlooking open fields.

Toilet: Toilet & handbasin.

GARDEN: Enclosed with rear garden including picnic table and wonderful open views over rolling hills. Patio to front.

Off-road parking for 2 average-sized cars.

• Footpaths directly from the door
• Network of good footpaths over 125 miles around island
• Grandest coastal scenery in Wales (sandy bays, estuaries, coves, cliffs, forests).
• Walk through the fields to a nearby pub.
• Daytrip into the heart of Snowdonia
• NT Cemaes Bay - Outstanding Natural Beauty - 10 minute drive
• South Stack Lighthouse - 30 minute drive
• Melin Llynnon - Iron Age Village and Windmill - 20 minute drive
• See Walks in Anglesey or Anglesey's Official Tourism Site

• Re-use of derelict farm building
• Lime not cement used - breathable walls
• Natural pigments
• Hugely insulated & double glazed

'The pictures didn't do this place justice... our jaws just dropped when we saw how beautiful this place was, a real treat! A blissful quiet weekend!' ~ Mr & Mrs Foyston

" We were immediately charmed by the restorative work done on the building. The mixture of traditional workmanship and the modern interior was great! The location is nice and peaceful. Would recommend this gorgeous property to anyone looking for a break away from it all, we would love to come back! ~ Caren and Leigh.

Travel cot is kept at the property - no need to special request. Children of all ages are welcome but note that the adjacent mill pond may pose a risk (though garden enclosed).