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Cottage |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Rhydwyn in Church Bay

from £100 / night

£700–£1300 / week

4 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

3.5 out of 5

3 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

2013***** UPDATE Cable Cottage has now been completely refurbished, see new photos.

The Cable is a secluded welsh stone cottage right on the edge of the beach at Church Bay. Situated a few paces from the beach it has outstanding views out to sea. Anglesey now boasts seven 'blue flag' beaches including Church Bay and Rhydwyn. Very few properties can boast such a location. It is always a popular choice, The Cable is a place to truly unwind.

The Cable has spacious accommodation just right for two families whilst being equally cosy and comfortable for a couple or small family. The house is full of character reflecting the cottage nature of the house with its thick stonewalls.

Recently refurbishment has created a large homely kitchen area with a granite worktop and Rayburn to add to the 'comfy cosy' feel as well as all the modern facilities including an induction hob, microwave and washing machine. These modern facilities are tastefully included so as not to compromise the character of the property.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The accommodation comprises of :

Lounge
Has 3 fabric sofas. Two Three seaters and a two seater.Large pine coffee table and small pine side table and a Log burner.

Kitchen
Rayburn, Dining table with 8 dining chairs, 1 bistro table with three additional wicker chairs, washing machine, two fridges - one with ice box, induction hob, microwave, chest of drawers, ceiling mounted clothes drier. New dishwasher and freezer.

Bedrooms = 1 twin, 1 family (1 double and 2 singles), 1 double

Double Bedroom
1 king size double bed, 1 set of drawers, 1 bed side table

Bathrooms
Bath + shower (over the bath), washbasin, drawer unit. Extra bathroom and wet room. Towels are provided, however please bring your own beach towels.

Twin room
Two single beds plus and extra single fold up bed if required


Chest of drawers in corridor, upstairs connecting rooms, two single beds, 1 chest of drawers, 1 double bed, 1 wardrobe. The triple room is recommended only for agile adults and older children under adult supervision, given the steepness of the access stairs.

Church Bay [Porth Swtan] is the adjacent cove where you will find the ´Swtan´- the oldest fully restored cottage on the island- and The National Trust heritage coastline boasts mile after mile of uninterrupted walks. Nearby is the locally renowned ´Lobster Pot´ restaurant and 'Wave crest' coffee shop at the end of the coastal path with its speciality cream teas as well as many other home made delicacies.


The Church Bay Inn is within one mile and an easy walk. This area is excellent for all water sports or just quiet reflection.

PLEASE NOTE: access to the first floor bedroom (family room) is via steep stairs, which may present some difficulties in climbing for some people. One bedroom is accessed through another bedroom in the Crog Loft.

Also, there are no external lights and due to the secluded nature of the property it can be very dark at night - bring your own torch for walking out at night.

The Cable is the most romantic cottage situated right on the beach at Church Bay. A perfect getaway with the most wonderful views out to sea.

Superb location with breathtaking views
Linen and towels provided
Parking areas
Patio area and gardens
Spacious, flexible accommodation
Ideal base to explore Anglesey
Church Bay beach has been awarded a Blue Flag
Has 3 fabric sofas. Two Three seaters and a two seater.

Large pine coffee table and small pine side table.

Log burner.

Further details outdoors:
The Cable is set right on the coast at Church Bay and is a few steps away from the sea. This impressive location makes it a very special place indeed. Whether you enjoy a holiday in the summer or a few days away during the winter, The Cable makes for a totally relaxing destination.

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The North Wales / Anglesey region

Anglesey has so much for you to see and do with a range of activities from sailing to walking. The island has so many attractions with something for everyone. Anglesey has such a fascinating history with ancient sites to visit that remind us that this part of Wales was once home to the Druids.

The landscape is so varied with superb a coast line to explore as well as rolling countryside. The temperate climate ensures mild winters and good summers.

The Church Bay / Rhydwyn area

Church Bay [Porth Swtan] is the adjacent cove where you will find the ´Swtan´- the oldest fully restored cottage on the island - and the North Anglesey Heritage Coast boasts mile after mile of uninterrupted walks. Nearby is the locally renowned ´Lobster Pot´ restaurant and 'Wave Crest' coffee shop at the end of the Anglesey Coastal Path with its speciality cream teas as well as many other home-made delicacies.

The Church Bay Inn is about a mile away offering an easy and panoramic walk.

This area is excellent for all land-based activities as well as water sports or just quiet reflection.
About Anglesey

Anglesey, a Welsh island set in the Irish Sea against the backdrop of the ancient mountains of Snowdonia, boasts a 125 mile coastline with mighty cliffs that provide challenging opportunities for climbers, a haven for nesting birds, and beautiful sandy beaches which offer a watersports playground.
The Anglesey coastline will provide visitors of all abilities and energies with a colossal array of activities and adventures: abseiling, coasteering, kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, surfing, kite surfing, walking the Anglesey Coastal Path and more. The island also boasts great variety for anglers with sea, course and game fishing available. Inland there is no end of country pursuits, including game hunting, clay pigeon shooting - all available in stunning locations.

Motor sports are also catered for with a karting circuit on the island and motor racing at Ty Croes. Horse riding, orienteering, cycling and mountain biking – there are two National Cycling Network routes and four local routes on the island which encourage exploration of the narrow lanes, magnificent views, historic sites and sheltered bays. Anglesey has a wealth of unspoilt resources within its compact overall dimensions.
For further information about what the island has to offer, please go to the ´Anglesey Information´ and other relevant areas of our website or email / call us to get the best from your Anglesey holiday.

"Just a note to say how much we enjoyed our stay at 'The Cable' last weekend.The property was exactly as we had hoped, and was in an absolutely fabulous location.There were no problems at all, and the property fitted our requirements perfectly – a better location for walking, eating and landscape photography would be hard to find!"-David Brown (30 June 2011)

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Reviews

Review: 1 to 3 of 3

19 May 2013

“COMFORTABLE, CLEAN, WARM AND INVITING.” This recently renovated cottage is the ideal place to stay to appreciate Anglesey and all it has to offer. It is spotlessly clean, tastefully decorated with all the mod cons necessary to make a home from home. Idyllically, close to the sea, with rock pools and caves to explore, breathtaking views and wonderful places to eat only a cliff top walk away! The cottage is spacious, with a large, well equipped kitchen. The bathrooms are immaculate. All bedrooms are clean, bright and comfortable with adequate storage space and the upstairs bedroom is truly magical, with it's views looking out over the cove and across the sea. A place where adults can be children again and were children can be inspired to explore and create. I recommend it wholeheartedly!

25 Feb 2013

“Strongly recommend you visit this unspoilt gem – we cannot wait to return as this is certainly a five star cottage.” Cable Cottage has recently been renovated by the new owners and is situated in an idyllic location close to the beach with wonderful views out of all the windows. The interior of the cottage... more

26 Oct 2011

“Not as expected” The letting agency listed this property as having a freezer and dishwasher, it had neither. We arrived with lots of food, for our 4 day stay and had to try and fit it into the fridge ice box. But, the worst shock was to discover the property was not on mains water supply!! We went to fill the kettle, cuppa needed after our journey, only to find a note on the tap saying, do not use for drinking as its well supply no mains. We were horrified as agency did not mention this at time of booking. My husband had to go out looking for a shop that sold bottled water. We called into the agency the next day and said we were not happy, and they admitted they did not know about the well supply. They refunded £40 as a gesture of goodwill, as they had listed a non existant freezer and dishwasher as well. This property sleeps alot of people, heaven knows how they would manage without a freezer in the summer months. The main bedroom is up some rather bad stairs, listed as 'ships staircase'. My husband and I felt we were better off sleeping in the double room downstairs, next to the bathroom, as could not imagine going up and down these stairs in the night!! Trouble was, this downstairs bedroom was damp and musty smelling and obviously hadnt been used for some time. We put en electric heater on full blast to try and dry out the floor, which was moist, and turn down the bed to air it abit. We stuck it for 3 nights and then came home, very fed up. Luckily we had taken dressing gowns and my fluffy bedsocks came in very handy, yes, even in May is was damp. I managed to forget them and left them under the pillow, still waiting for them to be returned!!!!!! All in all, a horrible few days break. Response: The Cable has now been completely renovated. New photos will be coming soon

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	6 Apr 13	25 May 13	950£ 950	-	-	4 Nights
	25 May 13	1 Jun 13	1300£ 1300	-	-	1 Week
	1 Jun 13	19 Jul 13	950£ 950	-	-	4 Nights
	19 Jul 13	31 Aug 13	1300£ 1300	-	-	1 Week
	31 Aug 13	2 Nov 13	950£ 950	-	-	1 Week
	2 Nov 13	20 Dec 13	700£ 700	-	-	4 Nights
	20 Dec 13	3 Jan 14	1300£ 1300	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Published daily rate only applies when booking 7 nights.

3,4,5 and 6 night breaks also available.

6 nights = 95% of the weekly rate

5 nights = 82% of the weekly rate

4 nights = 74% of the weekly rate

3 nights = 62% of the weekly rate

Weekly price does not include £25 booking fee, short breaks £15 booking fee.

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