Tucked away on a quiet hillside lane within walking distance of Beaumaris, Rallt-Goch-Bach is a beautiful cosy cottage overlooking Beaumaris Bay. Sleeping six people across three bedrooms, this property packed full of character and charm and in the ideal location to explore the fabulous scenery and attractions on offer in Anglesey. This hillside setting means that most rooms are on slightly different levels, with a number of steps leading between them.

The coastal blue front door of the property opens into a comfortable and bright lounge area, with timber ceiling beams and a warm log burner built into the gable end wall, on a slate hearth. The exposed brick of the fireplace, and the large exposed wooden lintel show the character and age of the property. The walls, painted a bright white, are dotted with coastal images and prints - a theme that runs throughout the cottage. Three fabric sofas are positioned around a coffee table in the centre of the room, all facing the fireplace and a large TV in the corner of the room. The grey blue furniture is complemented by patterned cushions, adding flair and colour.

A doorway from the lounge leads down a few steps into the dining room. A gorgeous room with oak flooring and chunky traditional furniture, along with large printed maps of Ynys Môn (Anglesey) and North Wales on the walls, perfect to plan adventures over dinner. The centrepiece of the room is a large wooden dining table seating six, along with a sideboard unit and mirror over. An armchair sits in the corner of the room next to a standard lamp - a perfect little corner for relaxing with a book. Brightly coloured light fittings sit above the dining table, creating a quirky and colourful vibe.

To the rear of the property, access from both the lounge and dining room lead to a spacious galley kitchen with heated tiled floor. Modern kitchen units finished in a dark blue with white stone effect worktops sit alongside a large range cooker and hob, freestanding full height fridge freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Recesses in the opposite wall allow storage space and shelving for glassware and other items, and a breakfast table sits against the wall, seating four. A downstairs shower room can be accessed from the kitchen, including a modern walk in shower cubicle, WC and basin. The white tiled walls are dotted with further coastal style prints, a reminder of the property's location.

The first of Rallt-Goch-Bach's two downstairs bedrooms is located to the right of the kitchen at the rear of the property. A couple of steps lead down to the compact but perfectly formed double room. A double bed with grey fabric headboard is located in the centre of the rear wall with a bedside table and lamp either side. A pine chest of drawers sits opposite the bed providing clothes storage space. The second double room completes the downstairs layout. Accessed from the dining room down two steps, this larger double room features windows to two aspects providing fabulous views across to Beaumaris to the east and the Menai Straits and mainland to the south. The double bed is flanked by two quirky wooden bedside tables with brightly shaded lamps. A pine chest of drawers, full height free standing mirror and clothes storage basket also feature in the room.

Steps lead up from the lounge of the beautiful cosy cottage overlooking Beaumaris Bay to the first floor, where the layout comprises of a twin bedroom and bathroom, again on split levels. The stunning twin bedroom is built into the eaves of the property, with the exposed timber beams of the structure running through. Two wooden framed single beds sit against the gable wall, separated by bedside table and lamp. A rustic wooden chest of drawers sits under the dormer window and a vanity unit with basin and mirror over is located on the wall opposite the beds, A small free standing wooden towel rail sits next to the sink unit. The walls, again, are dotted with coastal prints. A number of steps lead up to the bathroom, which is effectively an en-suite to this twin room. The quirky bathroom layout makes the best use of the vaulted ceilings with countertop space and bathtub with coastal blue wooden panels to the front. Décor is typically coastal - seagull ornaments and patterned blinds, glassware with seashells and lighthouse paintings all complement the views out to sea from this room.