Stone House for up to 8 · Hot Tub · Anglesey

A historic stone house at Y Glyn, sleeping up to eight guests and made for gathering, celebrating, and slowing down together. At its heart are two wood-burning fires, creating warm and inviting spaces to relax after days spent exploring the surrounding countryside. Outside, unwind in the hot tub, share stories around the fire pit. Rich in heritage and character, this is a place where lasting memories are made.
The Space:
At the heart of the Y Glyn four-acre estate, the Writer's Cottage is a 17th-century stone house that holds a group of up to eight with warmth and ease. Three characterful bedrooms, a snug, a wood-burning fire, and a kitchen and outdoor dining space built for gathering — this is a house made for making memories with the people you love. There's room to roam, with slow walks across nearby beaches and through the sand dunes, long evenings, and a hot tub for the kind of laughter that lingers under a wide, star-filled sky. Named for the Welsh poet Robert Hughes, it sits close to Llanddwyn, the coast path, and the mountains of Eryri. A house for gathering, for staying up later than you meant to, and for the quiet pleasure of being together.

Highlights:
- Sleeps up to 8 guests across three king-size bedrooms and a king-size sofa bed
- Master bedroom with a private en-suite bathroom
- Second king-size bedroom featuring a luxurious 1.5m freestanding bath
- Unique mezzanine king-size bedroom overlooking the snug
- Two bathrooms plus an additional WC
- Cozy snug with a king-size sofa bed and Smart TV
- Elegant lounge with a large corner sofa, Smart TV, and a wood-burning fireplace
- Dining room with a wood-burning fireplace, perfect for relaxed gatherings
- Fully equipped contemporary kitchen with high-end appliances
- Integrated fridge-freezer with ample space for food and drink storage
- Generous shelving and storage throughout
- Private hot tub, BBQ, and fire pit for memorable outdoor evenings
- Outdoor dining area for al fresco meals and entertaining
- Up to two dogs welcome (£25 per dog per stay)
- Private driveway parking for two vehicles
Ynys Môn | Isle of Anglesey

Anglesey is known for its unspoilt coastline, open landscapes and slower pace of life, much of it protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The island boasts a rich diversity of plant and animal life, and its famed Coastal Path circles the shoreline, revealing clifftop walks, quiet coves and wide sandy beaches at every turn.

The Writer's Cottage in Y Glyn sits at the cultural heart of Anglesey, just outside Llangefni.

Nearby highlights include:
- Llanddwyn Beach (Newborough Forest): sweeping sand dunes, pine forests, and iconic island lighthouse views
- Rhosneigr: surfing, kitesurfing, and a lively coastal feel
- Red Wharf Bay: its vast tidal sands and a waterside pubs
The island is a playground for water lovers, with kayaking, paddle boarding, coasteering, sailing, rib rides, and wild swimming all easily accessible.

Historic Beaumaris and its medieval castle are a short drive, and RIB trips run from the Menai Strait to Puffin Island for seals and seabirds. Menai Bridge brings an appetite for Anglesey’s seafood; the local lobster is quietly famous. Across the bridge, Eryri (Snowdonia) opens up. Yr Wyddfa, glacial lakes and mountain paths.

Guests can request extra towels for longer stays for an extra £35

Safety:
- No children under 16 allowed in the hot tub
- No parties policy
- No smoking or vaping indoors
- No overnight visitors
- No loud music.
- No naked flames inside or outside the houses (other than bbq and fire pit area).

- Please let us know if anything gets broken during your stay.

Pet Policy
We’re pleased to welcome up to two well-behaved pets per stay.

A £25 per pet fee applies to allow for additional cleaning and care.
However, we kindly ask that they are supervised at all times. The road beside the property has a national speed limit, and there are a few spots where curious pups might find a way through. Your pet’s safety is important to us!

There are four bins in the property due to new laws announced on the 6th April 2024, there are signs on the fridge and bins themselves with instructions, if this is not done correctly, charges may be given to guests to correct this, this is obviously something we want to avoid so please follow instructions.