Brynsiencyn, Llanfairpwll, Isle Of Anglesey, LL61

• Leisure Facility In Rural Location Close To The Menai Strait

• Luxury Log Cabin With 2 Self-Contained Shepherds Huts & Communal Hut

• Outstanding 2-Bedroom Chalet (Sleeps 6)

• Additional Beautifully Appointed Cabin

• Generous Landscaped 0.4 Acre Plot

• Hardstanding Area Providing Car Parking

• Viewing Highly Recommended


There’s no denying that when it comes to holiday accommodation, glamping rates highly and when you combine that with stunning scenery, then you have a winning combination! With the scenic maritime waters of the Menai Strait on your doorstep, miles of sandy coastline and the backdrop of Snowdonia, holidaying on Anglesey can prove pretty magical. Plus there are endless things to see and do from visiting historic castles and houses, to watersports of all kinds, motorsports at Anglesey circuit to exhilarating zip line rides in Snowdonia and more besides.

This is an opportunity to purchase a Holiday Letting Business with a difference, situated on a lovely meadow of just under ½ Acre to include a purpose made parking area close to the southern coastline of Anglesey. The site as a whole is known as Cwtch (a Welsh word which involves a hearty hug!) and consists of 2 individual Sheperd Huts, affectionately known as Taid and Nain (Grandpa and Grandma), a further hut known as Teulu (Family), an additional Hut offering an expanded cooking and relaxation area, a part covered Hot Tub Shelter and patio, a superb 2 Bedroomed Chalet and separate Wood Cabin. All of the above are fitted out to the highest standard, fully equipped and with their own private garden space and hot tub.

The Shepherd Huts are based around an original 19th century design, bringing together traditional craftsmanship with the creature comforts and convenience of modern living - Charming through and through. each hut is built on an oak chassis with iron wheels (with secure ground anchors) and feature solid oak glazing, under-floor heating, a kitchen area complete with granite worktop, inset hob, mini fridge, microwave oven and coffee machine – in fact, fully equipped and ready to go. Of course, bathroom facilities are as modern and clean as you'd expect. To complete the picture, each hut has a purpose made wood burning stove. All of the additional accommodation is presented likewise with nothing lacking and offer much more in terms of space, so you can feel reassured that nothing has been left to chance, with each able to cater to a variety of party sizes. New for 2022 is a picnic and children’s play area.

Cwtch borders an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is just under 1 mile from the coastline and a host of popular attractions whilst views are afforded from the locality towards the Snowdonia Mountains. This is most certainly a unique opportunity to acquire holiday accommodation with a difference – capture the excitement of camping whilst retaining creature comforts … now that's glamping for you! Cwtch was awarded the Visit Wales 'Gold' accreditation for its category of glamping in November 2018 – the highest accolade you can get in Visit Wales!

Cwtch is located within the lush countryside of Anglesey, being within walking distance of the foreshore of the Menai Strait where it opens out into the Irish Sea, providing superb coastal walks. The neighbouring village of Brynsiencyn is also within walking distance, offering local amenities and a pub. The unsurpassed Newborough forest and beach are a short drive to the west which includes the historic Llanddwyn Island, the main A4080 ensuring all the local beauty spots and historical sites can be reached with ease, including the A55 expressway and the city of Bangor located on the mainland. Anglesey is an interesting and historical island with some fantastic scenery and a hugely diverse coastline - a mixture of sandy beaches, rocky coves and dramatic cliffs offering much in the way of sailing and water sports together with the recently completed coastal path. With the backdrop of the Snowdonia mountain range to the south, this really is a beautiful corner of Wales.