Seabreeze offers pure luxury with attention to detail and has been recently been modernized to offer the perfect holiday accommodation. Downstairs there is a Lounge with stunning views of the Bay and ocean and it has been decorated in cool blues incorporating a sea theme and complemented by Cath Kidston accessories. Relax in the lounge on the sumptuousness sofas and enjoy watching the television, which has a combined DVD/Video and Sky TV and there is a radio stereo c/d with a selection of cd’s, videos and DVD’s. In the winter you can enjoy the wood burning stove set against a stone fireplace and is complemented with a fabulous wooden floor and finished with cool blue rugs.

There is a separate dining conservatory which has a pine dining table, which seats six and a pine child’s high chair.

From the hallway there is a newly fitted luxury Kitchen, which has an Oven and Hob, Microwave, Fridge Freezer, Food Mixer, Washing Machine and Dishwasher and is equipped with every piece of cooking equipment you will ever need. Downstairs there is a double bedroom and separate toilet and shower room.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one has a double bed and Television and the other has twin beds, both offering dramatic sea views and on a clear day you can see the Isle of Man. Both bedrooms have been decorated in the New England theme with white painted bedroom furniture with splashes of rich colour fabrics of pinks and turquoise.

Upstairs there is also a newly appointed bathroom featuring the beach theme with yellow and blue accessories. Also provided is a child’s travel cot, toys, games, books and seaside children toys including bucket and spade.

Outside there is an enclosed garden which offers the same dramatic sea views and from here you can watch the boats sailing in and out of the harbour and other water sports activities. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio area where there is a table and chairs and a Barbeque. From the garden you can walk straight on to the coastal path.

About the Area

Cemaes Bay is the most northerly village in Wales and is an area of outstanding beauty and some of which is owned by the National Trust. The village includes a perfect sheltered harbour which looks north out across the Irish Sea and is the site of ancient settlements that in more recent centuries has become a centre for maritime activities. The main attraction of the bay is its two sandy beaches, Traeth Mawr, known as the big beach and Traeth Bach known as the little beach and both have been awarded the renowned Blue Flag in June 2004.