Glan Y Don Parc, Bull Bay, Amlwch, Sir Ynys Mon, LL68

Set in a spectacular coastal setting in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and enjoying enviable sea views is this substantial and versatile Detached Family Residence, offering a practical family home in what must be one of the most sought after locations on the Isle of Anglesey. Partly clad in cedar, the well-proportioned accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming entrance hall opening through to an impressive open plan living space, offering a large kitchen area and dedicated dining space plus a generous lounge that overlooks the scenic coastline. The kitchen has a ceramic tile floor and comes fitted with a range of light wood base and wall units, topped with a stone effect work surface and equipped with an eye level double oven, electric hob, extractor, microwave oven and coffee machine. The Lounge area is dominated by a bare brick fireplace with a cast iron log burner and wide sliding doors that open onto the front patio area to make the most of the stunning sea view. A second more formal sitting room resides off the hallway and features a large picture window, perfectly framing that sea view. Completing the ground floor is a generous double bedroom and spacious fully tiled bathroom fitted with a white corner bath suite and separate shower unit. Off the spacious landing are 4 further bedrooms, the master being particularly generous with a dual aspect and spacious walk-in wardrobe. All are served by a fully tiled shower room fitted with a modern white suite. In addition, located within the basement adjacent to the garage is a further double bedroom with an en-suite shower plus ample storage – this could potentially be converted into a self-contained annexe (subject to the usual planning consents). A planning application was submitted in 2009 – planning No. 11C541 for alterations and an extension which has subsequently lapsed – see Agents Note. Externally, to the front is an extensive block paved off road parking area surrounded by a variety of flowering plants and shrubs and a superb integral Double Garage. To the rear is a low maintenance rockery and an elevated lawned garden with a stone flagged patio where you can sit and enjoy the magnificent sea views. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. Bull Bay enjoys the distinction for being Wales' most northerly settlement. Places of interest either side of Bull Bay are the lighthouse at Point Lynas and the natural cove of Porth Wen with its abandoned Victorian brickworks. Bull Bay sports a popular 18 hole golf course. The main thoroughfare of the A5025 passes through Bull Bay, offering easy and convenient travel to nearby Amlwch, but also crosses the north of the island towards the ferry port at Holyhead. This in turn allows easy access to the main A55 expressway. A varied range of amenities, leisure facilities and schools can be found in Amlwch which is approximately 1 mile distant. Anglesey has much to offer in the way of sailing, water sports, rock climbing and motorsports together with the fantastic coastal path, offering some 125 miles of breath-taking coastal walks.