Tyn Rallt Ice Cream Farm

Tyn Rallt Ice Cream Farm is a delightful, stone-fronted farmhouse, tucked away in the rolling countryside of Malltraeth, near Newborough, Anglesey. With breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape, this family-friendly farmhouse is the perfect spot for those looking to get away from it all and relax, offering well-equipped interiors, flexible sleeping arrangements, and a lovely exterior, complete with a hot tub.

Park up, unload your belongings, and take in the beauty that surrounds your new home-from-home. Head indoors and relax in either the sitting room, complete with a gas fire and plenty of seating, or the homely snug, the perfect setting for a film night in.

Continue into the kitchen/diner, offering a fully-equipped space to rustle up home cooked meals and dine as an eight, with a handy utility next door where you can store your walking gear and keep on top of your washing. The rear garden is a haven for alfresco dining, enjoying sweeping views of the countryside; be sure to spend sunny days outdoors before whiling the night away in the indulgent hot tub.

There are four bedrooms on offer, ideal for lazy mornings or late nights. Select between two king-size bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms a double bedroom and a zip and link twin room.

A sleek bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath and a handy cloakroom complete the home, providing plenty of space to get ready and refresh. For your nearest amenities, head into Bethel, where you’ll find a convenience store, or to dine out, head to Malltraeth and the traditional Tafarn Y Joiners pub, serving up hearty fare, while further options lie in Newborough.

Wander down to the shoreline of Newborough, with its stunning, sandy beach, Goleudy Tŵr Mawr, a must-visit hiking area, and a quaint village full of independent shops, cafés, and taverns. Take a trip to Beaumaris Castle, a stone masterpiece constructed in the 13th century, or enjoy an afternoon of watersports from the pier, while the city of Bangor, filled with history and culture, rests across the border, where you can admire the impressive Gothic Revival-style architecture, tour the National Trust site of Penrhyn Castle & Garden, or visit a wildlife spot from Spinnies Aberogwen North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve.