Cocos@Nos-da

An architect designed compact ground floor studio apartment full of character, located to the rear of a family-run bookshop on the high street in the bustling coastal town of Menai Bridge. The apartment is named after a local poet from the 19th century, famed for his rhymes and the fact that he asked Queen Victoria for her hand in marriage. As the building was a local bakehouse at the turn of the 20th century, the sympathetic conversion aims to marry it's contemporary style with its local roots and literary heritage.

It is a dream location for anyone who delights in small, eclectic independent shops, and the apartment has been carefully renovated and extended to retain many original features whilst also possessing all modern conveniences. Menai Bridge High Street is a vibrant and charming part of town, and the apartment is located 100m from the seafront, with numerous stunning walks on the doorstep. It offers the best of both worlds, with both plentiful shopping and eating opportunities within walking distance, and a stone's throw from the stunning Telford Suspension Bridge and it's wonderful surrounding area. There are many pubs and cafes in walking distance, and although located on the high street, it is a peaceful location with a pleasant atmosphere during the evening. 

You don't need a car to see some local wildlife, such as the abundant sea bird population, possible seal sightings and even the local red squirrel population. Slightly further afield are numerous glorious sandy beaches, cliff-top walks and plenty of heritage sights to see. There are many outdoor pursuit options available on the island of Anglesey, from taking a fast coastal rib ride adventure or coasteering to a more gentle cycling tour of some hidden gems.