Chimney Corner

The highlights

• A large period holiday home at the sea's edge with views across to Snowdonia.
• Sleeps comfortably up to 16 guests in modern and stylish accommodation.
• Sauna, snooker room and gas barbecue to keep everyone relaxed and entertained.
• Ultra-modern kitchen and dining space for all 16 guests.
• Based on the Isle of Angelsey, Wales.

You should know

• This is one large rental property for groups holidaying together, rooms are not let individually.
• The house has space for four cars to park on the premises.
• Children of any age are welcome.

The detail

Located on the east coast of Wales' Isle of Anglesey, Chimney Corner is a substantial period home which sits right at the water's edge, boasting enviable views from many rooms across the sea and onto the Snowdonia mountain range. Sleeping up 16 guests across eight bedrooms, Chimney Corner is the perfect holiday home for large groups and families. And thanks to its sauna, snooker table and various living spaces, there is so much to keep all ages entertained. Set in the picturesque seaside town of Beaumaris, the local area offers plenty in the way of things to do, places to eat and drink, and sites to see.

Each of the eight bedrooms is spacious and decorated to a high, contemporary standard. There are four bathrooms across the house as well as a conservatory and a few other living spaces. Chimney Corner's kitchen has been newly renovated and offers a sleek, stylish and ultra modern environment with dining for up to 16 guests. The snooker room and TV lounge will make sure all guests can enjoy their time while staying here, while the sauna offers the chance to really unwind and pamper yourself in style.

This 200-year-old house has bags of character and sits proudly at the sea's edge with only the sea wall in between it and the water. The small coastal town of Beaumaris boasts an array of medieval, Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian architecture of all shapes and sizes. Perhaps the most notable of these is the historic UNESCO site, Beaumaris Castle, and unfinished fortress which dates back to around 1295 - the ruins of which can be visited. The town is home to a great choice of boutique shops, cafes, eateries and pubs. Further afield on Anglesey, there is much to see and do, including watersports, walking and cycling trails, or just soaking up some sun on one of the many sandy beaches.

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