Rhosenigr is a large village situated between the western coast of Anglesey and Llyn Maelog, about 10 miles west of Llangefni. There are numerous eateries in the village, including the Oyster Catcher; a fish and chips shop, Sullivan's cafe and brasserie, the Sandymount and Sandy's bar and restaurant. There are also various shops including the post office, an off licence and a surf shop. There is a community hall, two primary schools and two chapels still serving the community - Horeb Methodist chapel (NPRN 8740) and Paran Welsh Presbyterian Chapel (NPRN 8738).
RCAHMW 17th July 2018.

‘The centre [of Rhosneigr] is marked by the First World War memorial clock tower, in green and grey stone, like the one at Gwalchmai.’ Oonavera is situated 'at the southwest end of the High Street. [It has] a pair of gables and an off-centre semi-octagonal bay. Arts and Crafts, probably very early 1900s’ Halsalm, R., Orbach J., and Voelcker, A., (2009) The Buildings of Wales: Gwynedd (p. 220)