A stylish retreat for six in the heart of Trearddur Bay offering a glimpse of the sea. Seabell is a fun house for a group of friends or a family reunion with pubs and beaches on the doorstep.

Grab the fishing nets and buckets, pop out of the door and head for the sands. The large sandy beach is a two-minute walk away from Seabell in one direction. Breakfast at the Sea Shanty café is in the other. Or have morning coffee by the balcony and watch the comings and goings in the lively seaside village below you.

Your three-storey townhouse is a great base with fresh and bright interiors. There are a double bedroom and a twin on the ground with smooth white cotton on deep mattresses and great textiles. With a handy bathroom to whisk that sand off in a hurry.

Up a floor, afternoons of board games and reading in the long lounge blur into an early evening bottle of wine. Join in with lively dinner preparations around the chunky dining table with something freshly-caught. The kitchen is ample for any chef to whip up a seafood surprise.

Sleep like a log in the eaves in a peaceful bedroom with a king bed. Soak in a bath in the ensuite after a salty day. Or swing the Velux windows open for the sea breeze, recline with a book and gaze out at the distant view over the bay.

Water sports enthusiasts will adore paddle boarding, sailing and kayaking (hire shop is a mere 2-minute walk away) and of course swimming. For children, the sunken rocky world of sea life on Trearddur Bay with rock pools galore will soak up an entire afternoon. For the faint-hearted, a simple paddle with ice cream is still a must.

Your food bucket list will be well catered for with leisurely 5-minute walk to the Seacroft pub for lunch. Or wine and dine with sea views at the Black Seal for an evening supper.

Walkers can join the coastal walks off the beach with spectacular paths in either direction – the route to Rhoscolyn is particularly inspiring. South Stack is a skip away for awe-inspiring views and a mountain hike.

Mooch around the art galleries, boutique shops and cosy pubs in Beaumaris. Or head to Zip World in Snowdonia – just 45 minutes drive away

What people say about this cottage

What a fantastic week we had with our dog Rogue. The location is absolutely perfect for the beach just a very short walk over the road and straight down to the beach and a beautiful bay. Evening walks along the excellent prom, or down onto the sands would present glorious sunsets on a clear night. The prom also led to the local bars, eateries and shops. With a short hop to Holy Island town and a small Asda for supplies, interesting and challenging local walks , this village provides everything for a relaxing break. Lovely homely accommodation was excellent and just how we expected. The three bedrooms allowed us to have expected family and friends along for a few days, just remember to tell Boltholes how many people are actually going to stay (to allow for bedding etc) A great place with good amenities, off-road parking, super comfy beds and very near to the beach, we couldn’t of asked for more, a great stay for unwinding, thank you for having us, we would love to return and explore more of this lovely island.

John, Gail and Rogue 🐾
September 2022

Fabulous place that looks as good as the photos. Fantastic range of games and books to keep us entertained when it rained. Looking forward to returning in the future.

Richard
March 2023

A wonderful cosy house in the perfect location. The house was super comfortable and had everything we could need for our stay - the kitchen is particularly well kitted out for a rental. There were clear instructions for everything and hosts were really responsive to questions when asked. We stayed in winter and the weather was horrible but the house was so warm and cosy and great for holing up in on a miserable day. It was clear to see it would also be fabulous during the summer.

Paula
21–28 Dec 2023