Y Graiglwyd is in Bull Bay on Anglesey. It's a big Victorian house, four storeys tall, built as a shooting lodge. It looks out over the sea towards the bay.
It sleeps fourteen people. There are seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, all with an en-suite. The place is done up in a sort of modern, nautical style. Lots of white and blue stripes. Each bedroom has a different theme and nearly all have a sea view.
Because it's Victorian, the stairs are typical of the period. They're fine, but there are a lot of them across four floors.
There's a games room. The garden is enclosed. You can take three dogs. The owners are very into dogs, so there's even a dedicated 'dog bedroom' with beds and things for them.
You're about a two minute walk from the Anglesey Coastal Path. Bull Bay itself has a golf course and you can fish locally. The village of Cemaes Bay is a short drive away, and so is Amlwch port.
For a day out, the drive to Snowdonia National Park is under half an hour. You can get to Holyhead for the ferry, or Beaumaris for the castle, in about the same time.
Facilities include a woodburning stove, dishwasher, washing machine, Wi-Fi, and TV. Bedding and towels are included. There's a cot and highchair. Parking is in the free public car park opposite the house.