Valley 0.8 miles. Offering a unique, characterful setting to enjoy a scenic stay on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales' jewel in the crown, The Old Toll House is a quirky Grade II listed property renovated to offer four guests a perfect base in the village of Caergeiliog, near Valley. The location affords you easy access to Holy Island and the idyllic shores of Trearddur Bay, the ferry town of Holyhead and the fun-filled Rhosneigr, with plenty of countryside within reach too, The Old Toll House lends itself well to couples with a thirst for adventure. Take in the unusual building style with its nearly circular shape before entering into the property; discover a utility cupboard with a washing machine first as well as the cleverly placed wet room, with a walk-in shower, basin and WC. Continue into the pretty kitchen/diner where an attractive fitted kitchen has all you need for a self-catered stay, including a slimline dishwasher, electric oven, grill and hob, and a fridge with an ice box, along with the dining table, offering a great social space for quiet evenings in. Find a snug spot in the sitting room on the sofa or armchairs, whilst the woodburning stove set in the rustic stone fireplace crackles in the background, you can enjoy watching the wall-mounted TV. Find one of the double bedrooms on the ground floor, with elegant decor and matching storage, it's a great spot for those with limited mobility, and has a TV too. Completing the layout upstairs is the second double bedroom, positioned before the window, it's another lovely space in this characterful cottage. Spend your morning waking up to a beautiful day outside on the patio with a bench here to perch on with your morning coffee before you begin exploring. The village of Caergeiliog is just a stone's throw from Valley where you can find all the amenities you need, with plenty of takeaways, shops, a local pub The Valley, and a restaurant Catch 22 Brasserie. The picture-perfect shores of Trearddur Bay offer the closest beach to The Old Toll House, head here for white sands, blue waters and plenty of seaside fun, with the beach being popular with surfers, windsurfers, divers and jet-skiers! Enjoy exploring the coast via the Wales Coast Path, coming to another beautiful beach at Porth Diana, or heading north going past the eerie Craig Y Mor Georgian house on the hillside. The Breakwater Country Park offers more scenic walking country with a lake with fishing, birdwatching sites and marked trails, whilst you can embark on an adventure from Holyhead by taking a ferry to Dublin for a crisp pint of Guinness! Back on the main island lies the village of Rhosneigr, another popular spot for watersports with equipment hire and lessons available here, whilst Newborough Beach and Forest, Anglesey Sea Zoo, Foel Farm Park and Llyn Alaw are all within easy reach too. For a memorable holiday to Wales in an unforgettable, unusual property choose The Old Toll House.

Resting on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey is the village of Valley, resting on the western side of the island just a stone's throw from Four Mile Bridge and Holyhead. The village is home to several shops and local businesses, along with a host of takeaways and fish and chip shops and a pub, The Valley. From here you can explore the wonders of Trearddur Bay on Holy Island, take a ferry from Holyhead to Ireland for the day, head to Rhosneigr for exciting watersports or venture inland for excellent walks.

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