About
Set in its own large mature gardens, Tirnant is a newly renovated property in the heart of Trearddur Bay. Its an ideal and secluded base from which friends and families can explore Anglesey’s rugged and beautiful coastline.
The long drive sets the house away from the road and is flanked by a thickly lawned and gated garden, hedged on either side by mature shrubs. There’s plenty of room for cars to park and crabbing lines and prawning nets to be loaded and families to climb aboard.
The house itself comprises two large, ground floor bedrooms (1 x double and 1 x twin) and a ground floor family bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. There is a spacious and comfortable lounge with internet-enabled flat screen TV, plenty of games and ample seating set around an open fireplace. The house is served by superfast fibre broadband so there is plenty of bandwidth to go around.
The open kitchen and dining space is a lovely, sociable area. The well-equipped kitchen has pots and pans enough to knock up anything from a simple snack to a family feast and comes with a modern gas hob and oven, microwave, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. Next door, there’s a handy utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink.
The kitchen is adjoined by a light family dining room from which patio doors lead onto a paved and sheltered seating area and an extensive green, well-kept and secure garden ideal for children and dogs to play in.
Upstairs is a cosy double bedroom with its own bathroom and walk-in shower and w/c.
Tirnant is a perfect walking distance from Trearddur’s beautiful blue flag beach and promenade and the nearby excellent restaurants and pubs. Its private setting makes it an ideal hideaway for a long lazy weekend or a full-on holiday for all the family. Have a look at the gallery below, it's a lovely place to stay.
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Local Information
Tirnant really is the ideal holiday cottage from which to explore Trearddur Bay and the rest of Anglesey. The quiet road opposite the house (the Rise) leads directly to a path down to the beach where the promenade curves the length of the bay. It’s ideal for a stretch of the legs and a chance to blow the cobwebs away. On the way back its worth taking a detour to the Sea Shanty to sample the extensive delights of their ice cream parlour.
It’s worth a return trip in the evening as the interior is an Aladdin’s cave of decoration and intrigue and the food is reliably delicious. Further afield the White Eagle in Rhoscolyn is a treat. It has a great menu and the beach at Rhoscolyn is lovely. The walk West from here along the coast path, past St Gwenfaen’s Holy Well, to the white and black sea arches of Bwa Gwyn and Bwa Du is one of the best in Anglesey.
To the North from here you can spy South Stack lighthouse, which is always worth a visit especially with children. The drive to the lighthouse along the coast road past the Haunted House and the craggy coves of Porth-y-post and Porth Dafarch is a real pleasure in itself. South Stack lies at the bottom of 400 winding steps and across a dramatic narrow bridge. Once there you can tour the former lighthouse engine room before climbing to the top of the lighthouse. It’s a magical place, all the more so as you are accompanied by the cries and screeches of thousands of breeding guillemots, razorbills and puffins.
Further afield there’s the beautiful wide beaches at Aberffraw and the nearby St Cwyfan’s, the church in the sea. There’s the historic splendour of Beaumaris, the haunted stranded ships abandoned on Dulas sands and the magic of Newborough Warren, where forest gives way to dunes and then a broad, shimmering beach patrolled by oystercatchers.
Tirnant really is a great place to make your own for a week or so and to start your own explorations of this beautiful island.
Availability
All our bookings are handled by our agents Trearddur Bay Holiday Homes. They are based in Trearddur Bay and deal exclusively with holiday accommodation in Trearddur and the surrounding area, so they have a great deal of local knowledge. They offer 24 hour assistance throughout your stay and are really nice people too! Check availability at Tirnant by clicking on the button below which opens a new web page from their site.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens if I need to cancel my holiday?
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All our bookings are handled by our agent Trearddur Bay Holiday Homes. Please have a chat with them to see if they can accommodate your request before needing to cancel, we (and they) pride ourselves on being flexible and accommodating to customer’s needs.
In the unfortunate event that you still need to cancel your booking, please refer to their booking terms and conditions where you will see the cancellation policy in full.
They have a full or partial refund policy depending on how far in advance you cancel your booking.
They offer a:
- 100% refund if cancelled within 24 hours of booking (provided the stay is at least 60 days away)
- 50 % refund of the amount paid (minus a £10 admin charge) if cancelled at least 8 weeks before check in
- 25% refund of the amount paid (minus a £10 admin charge) if cancelled at least 4 weeks before check in
- No refund is due if the booking is cancelled less than 4 weeks before check in date.
Q:
Do you provide a hair dryer?
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Yes, a hair dryer is provided.
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Is linen provided?
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Yes, we provide all sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases and towels.
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How will I get the keys to Tirnant?
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You’ll receive directions and information about how to pick up your keys when you have paid the final balance for your holiday.
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Does Tirnant have Wi-Fi?
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Yes, Tirnant has superfast fibre broadband internet access.
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Can we bring our dogs?
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Yes, a maximum of two well behaved dogs, at £5 week.
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When are short breaks available?
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Short breaks are normally available from September to June, excluding school holiday weeks. We will also consider short breaks if cottages have last-minute availability during the rest of the year (within one week of the arrival date).
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What time do we need to leave?
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Please leave no later than 10am on your departure date. We really do need to start work straight away and our housekeepers will let themselves into the cottage at 10am promptly.
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What time can we arrive?
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You can arrive for your holiday from 4pm. If you get here earlier than this, you won’t be able to access the cottage as our housekeepers need all the time between changeovers to make it perfect for your arrival.
Q:
Do I have to pay the full amount at time of booking?
A: No. We request a 20% deposit of the total rental cost at the time of booking to secure your booking. The balance of the holiday is then due 8 weeks before your arrival date. Once the balance payment has been received, we will issue you with arrival instructions and everything you will need to know about your stay.
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Is there a deposit to cover any damages?
A: Yes. We ask a refundable damage deposit of £100 before your stay. This can be paid anytime up to a week before your arrival.
The damage deposit will be refunded to you within 5 days of departure pending a satisfactory checkout inspection.
In the unfortunate event that accidental damage has occurred at one of the properties you are staying at (and we do know that accidents do happen!) please let us know as soon as possible so that we can make things right as quickly as possible.