7 Plas Darien

Sea views from the front, mountain views to the rear and Trearddur Bay just a short walk away. 7 Plas Darien is a modern first-floor apartment where the view changes depending on which window you look through, with the bay stretching out ahead and the mountains rising behind the property.

Inside, there's plenty of space to settle in after a day by the coast, from the bright living room and its large bay window to the open kitchen and dining area. Two bedrooms sleep six in total, including a family room with a king-size and bunk beds, while the second king bedroom has its own en-suite and views across the bay. Add in access to the on-site indoor and outdoor pools, and you've got a base that makes it very easy to spend the day outside, whatever the weather decides to do.

First Floor

Kitchen / Dining Room
A modern, fully equipped kitchen sits alongside the dining area, with a table for six and an additional seating area for two. It's a sociable space for preparing meals and catching up over dinner, with views towards the rear of the property and the pool beyond.

Living Room
Bright and comfortable, the living room has two sofas, plenty of storage and a Smart TV. The large bay window creates a little corner of its own, with comfortable seating where you can settle down with a book and watch the tide moving across Trearddur Bay.

Bedroom 1
A spacious family bedroom with a king-size bed and bunk beds, making it a useful option for families travelling with children. There's also plenty of storage and modern décor.

Bedroom 2
A king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room, WC and basin. Positioned at the front of the apartment, it also enjoys views across Trearddur Bay.

Family Bathroom
A family bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and basin.

Outside

The apartment sits within communal grounds, with access to the on-site swimming facilities, including both indoor and outdoor pools.

Trearddur Bay seafront is just a few minutes' walk away, making it easy to head down for a morning swim, a day on the beach or an evening stroll along the shore without having to move the car.

There are two allocated off-road parking spaces on-site.

The Local Area

Trearddur Bay is one of Anglesey's best-known seaside spots, with a wide sandy beach, clear sheltered waters and a good choice of places to eat and drink. The Stores is handy for holiday essentials, while Scarlett's Fish & Chips, Sea Shanty and The Driftwood are all within easy reach. The Boathouse also hosts seasonal pop-ups during the summer.

For a quieter stretch of coastline, head to Porth Dafarch, a small cove tucked between Trearddur Bay and Holyhead. The surrounding coastline is great for walking, with plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the views.

Further west, South Stack Lighthouse makes a memorable coastal walk, perched on the cliffs at the edge of Holy Island. Nearby RSPB South Stack is also worth visiting for its seabirds and dramatic clifftop setting.

Penrhos Nature Reserve offers another change of scenery, with woodland, coastal paths and views across Holyhead Bay, while Breakwater Country Park follows the old quarry railway towards Holyhead Mountain.

For another beach day, head south to Rhoscolyn, where you'll find a quieter coastline, rocky coves and the famous White Eagle pub overlooking the sea. Holyhead is also close by for larger supermarkets and anything else you might need during your stay.