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Bodlasan Groes<\/strong> offers splendid isolation for that really relaxing break. Stunningly situated on a slight rise in the surrounding green fields, the property affords all round views from this remote headland on the north-west corner of Anglesey. To the southeast, the sun rises spectacularly behind Snowdon and the mountains of the Lleyn Peninsula. It sets to the northwest behind Holyhead Mountain, viewed across the magnificent bay separating Anglesey from Holy Island. To the south lie the sheltered waters of the Alaw estuary. Picture windows on all sides make the most of these magnificent views. From the front of the property, a private track leads 400 yards down to a deserted beach offering superb sand, rockpools and safe bathing sheltered by the breakwater for Holyhead harbour 3 miles distant. The Anglesey Coastal path runs north up the spectacular coastline to Carmel Head, and is complete round the whole 135 mile circumference of Anglesey. (Also climbing 14,000 feet in total).<\/p>\n\n\n\n