A sympathetically renovated and extended cottage retaining a wealth of character and with superb harbour and sea views. As the name suggests the former Pilot's Cottage has roots deep in the Amlwch port history and its position reflects the role it played providing an elevated viewpoint enjoyed today by whoever stays there. Don’t think that although it is classed as a cottage the property is a small dark space, in fact it is quite the opposite with large vaulted living space with mezzanine and generous kitchen with feature bow top window looking out to the harbour wall. Finished to a high standard, it is highly recommended for viewing.
Having been used as a successful holiday let for a number of years, Pilots Cottage testament lies in the returning customers. It is uncommon to find properties with a comparable character feel providing THREE double bedrooms together with bright and airy living spaces. You are greeted into the open living space with feature exposed beams, mezzanine and gas fired log effect stove. Double doors lead down to the kitchen with plentiful cabinet storage and worktops. Through the living room is a door leading to an inner corridor leading to two ground floor bedrooms and large bathroom together with stairs to the first floor bedroom which has a Juliette balcony looking out to sea.

Having been used as a successful holiday let for a number of years, Pilots Cottage testament lies in the returning customers. It is uncommon to find properties with a comparable character feel providing THREE double bedrooms together with bright and airy living spaces. You are greeted into the open living space with feature exposed beams, mezzanine and gas fired log effect stove. Double doors lead down to the kitchen with plentiful cabinet storage and worktops. Through the living room is a door leading to an inner corridor leading to two ground floor bedrooms and large bathroom together with stairs to the first floor bedroom which has a Juliette balcony looking out to sea.

From the roundabout on the A5025 coast road proceed in the direction of Amlwch Port. On reaching the T junction turn right. Turn left towards the quay and follow the road to the right taking the last right hand turn uphill towards Brickpool. At the top of the incline the cottage will be found on the right.

Ground Floor

Living Room
17' 2'' x 15' 11'' (5.22m x 4.86m) maximum dimensions
uPVC double glazed window and entrance door to front. Inglenook style fireplace with log effect gas fire. Radiator. Glazed double door to:

Kitchen/Breafast Room
14' 0'' x 11' 11'' (4.26m x 3.64m)
Fitted with a matching range of base and eye level units with worktop space over, ceramic sink unit, and matching islan unit providing additional storage and work surface. Plumbing for washing machine and pace for fridge/freezer. Built-in electric oven and four ring gas hob with extractor hood over. Feature uPVC double glazed bow top window to side overlooking the harbour view. Radiator.

Inner Hallway

Radiator. Doors to:

Bedroom 1
13' 0'' x 9' 8'' (3.97m x 2.94m)
Two uPVC double glazed windows to front. Radiator.

Bedroom 2
15' 3'' x 9' 3'' (4.64m x 2.81m)
uPVC double glazed window to front. Radiator.

Bathroom

Three piece suite comprising bath with separate electric shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. Tiled splashbacks. Heated towel rail. Double glazed skylight.

First Floor

Bedroom 3
16' 0'' x 9' 6'' (4.88m x 2.90m) maximum dimensions
Exposed beams to sloping ceiling. Radiator. uPVC double glazed double door juliet balcony.

Outside

Recently refurbished composite decking terrace area with glazed balustrade making a superb vantage point to enjoy to enjoy the view. A parking area together with further lawn runs along the the front aspect of the cottage with stone wall.