These aerial photos show how 'The Point' sits in the middle of 13 acres of heather and gorse, with half an acre around the house and near the main entrance kept mown for games, sunbathing and meals outdoors. Rhoscolyn Beacon, on the rocks so popular with cormorants, enlivens the view out to the Irish Sea from many of The Point's windows. 'The Point' sits in tranquil isolation, but a second entrance gives quick access to the main Rhoscolyn beaches. Many things of interest may be found in the grounds, from wildlife... ...to caves and rocks... ...to sea creatures in the many rock-pools... .... and even a couple of caves and a very private little beach. The sky can sometimes look enormous at 'The Point' and the new Dining Room extension is a glorious place to eat while enjoying the view - especially at sunset. The recently-restored Point Lookout is a special place to sit and enjoy the scenery close-up, or enjoy a quiet read away from the family. The grounds of The Point are colourful year-round, and are managed to encourage the variety of wild flowers and wild-life. Part of The Point is SSSI because it is one of the few un-grazed areas of coastal heathland on Anglesey - and choughs nest here. This very private little bay is SSSI because of the rare seaweed and the rock exposures. It is also a handy place to launch canoes! This part of the garden is flat and firm enough for guests' helicopters to land safely - and the RAF's too in an emergency! ACCESS STATEMENT