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Red Wharf Bay, Pentraeth, Isle of Anglesey, LL75

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

4,500-5,000 sq ft

418-465 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Stunning coastal location with excellent views
  • Fully modernised farmhouse in a private, elevated position
  • Versatile living space over three floors
  • Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
  • Double Garage and grounds extending to about 0.72 acres
  • EPC Rating = G

Description

An exceptional coastal residence offering stylish modernised accommodation across three floors, with breathtaking views over the countryside and bay.

Description

Set within a designated AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), the property occupies an elevated position above the breath-taking expanse of Red Wharf Bay. Bay View is an exceptional coastal residence where the timeless character of an 1860s Welsh farmhouse has been reimagined for contemporary living. Set within one of Anglesey's most sought-after locations, the property enjoys a remarkable outlook across the bay, surrounding woodland and rolling countryside, offering a rare opportunity to embrace an outstanding lifestyle defined by natural beauty, adventure and tranquillity. Completely rebuilt within the original stone shell, the property has been completely reimagined. Bay View combines the enduring craftsmanship of its original stone façade with the comfort, efficiency and sophistication of a modern home. Every aspect has been carefully considered to create an elegant yet inviting environment, where period character sits effortlessly alongside contemporary design. Exposed stonework, bespoke joinery and carefully curated interiors reflect an exceptional attention to detail throughout.
The house has been designed around its spectacular setting, with expansive glazing and well-considered living spaces bringing the outside in. From sunrise over the bay to ever-changing coastal vistas, the surrounding landscape forms an integral part of daily life. Principal reception rooms provide generous and versatile accommodation for both family living and entertaining, while a striking dining space enjoys captivating views and creates an exceptional setting for gatherings with family and friends.
At the heart of the home lies a bespoke shaker-style kitchen, beautifully crafted and centred around a substantial island designed for relaxed entertaining and everyday family life. A secondary kitchen and utility room provide additional practicality, ensuring the principal spaces remain effortlessly sociable. Elsewhere, a characterful snug with deep tones, traditional panelling and an open fire offers a peaceful retreat, creating the perfect setting to unwind after a day spent exploring the coast and countryside.
The accommodation is currently arranged to provide an outstanding principal suite together with two beautifully designed guest bedrooms. The principal suite is particularly impressive, occupying a substantial area of the house and creating a calm and luxurious private sanctuary. In addition, a series of dedicated lifestyle spaces, including a cinema room, music studio and reformer Pilates studio with infrared sauna, offer exceptional flexibility and could readily be adapted to provide additional bedroom accommodation if desired.
The property boasts all the latest technology you would expect, including a State-of-the-art whole-house Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system which provides a continuous supply of filtered fresh air, integrated in-ceiling SONOS system, 1GB fibre broadband connection with Ethernet wired connections in each room, Excellent security with CCTV and fully integrated electric gates.

Gardens, grounds & outbuildings
Outside, the lifestyle offering is equally compelling. Mediterranean-inspired terraces and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen provide superb spaces for al fresco dining and entertaining, allowing long summer lunches and evenings with family and friends to be enjoyed against a stunning coastal backdrop. There is also a large, multi tiered walled front garden, benefiting from sun all day long and breathtaking views of the sunset. Additionally, approximately one acre of private woodland enhances the property's sense of privacy and connection to nature, creating an enchanting extension of the gardens and a wonderful environment to explore and enjoy.
Bay View is ideally placed for those seeking an active outdoor lifestyle. From the doorstep, scenic coastal walks, woodland trails and open countryside await, while the magnificent sands of Red Wharf Bay provide opportunities for paddleboarding, kayaking and waterside recreation. The surrounding area is particularly appealing for equestrian enthusiasts, with miles of horse friendly countryside and coastline to enjoy nearby. Beyond Anglesey, the lakes and peaks of Eryri National Park are within easy reach, offering further opportunities for walking, climbing, cycling and adventure.
Combining coast, countryside and woodland within a single setting, Bay View is far more than a house; it is a lifestyle destination. Whether entertaining on the terrace, gathering around the kitchen island, enjoying the warmth of the fire on a winter afternoon or simply watching the sun rise across the bay, this is a home designed to make the most of its extraordinary surroundings while offering comfort, flexibility and timeless appeal.

Location

Bay View is situated in the desirable Red Wharf Bay, one of Wales’ official ‘Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, offering a vast sandy shoreline, stunning sea views, and access to beautiful coastal walks. The bay is also home to popular waterfront pubs and restaurants, including The Ship Inn and The Boathouse, making it a favourite spot for relaxing, dining, and enjoying sunsets over the bay.

Menai Bridge and Beaumaris are just a short drive away offering a charming array of amenities including boutique shops, hotels, cafés, traditional pubs, and fine dining restaurants and the prestigious Royal Anglesey Yacht Club.

The wider Anglesey region boasts numerous picturesque beaches, while nearby Snowdonia National Park offers over 25 miles of dramatic landscapes, lakes, and rivers; ideal for outdoor pursuits including hiking, climbing, and water sports.

Educational opportunities in the area are excellent, with local schools including St. Gerard’s, St. David’s College, Rydal Penrhos and Ysgol Gynradd Llandegfan.

The property is conveniently located for the A55 Expressway, providing swift access to major regional centres across both Wales and England. Excellent rail services are available from Bangor with direct service to London (3 hrs 20 mins) and Manchester (2hrs 20 mins). Additionally, Holyhead, situated further along the A55, provides regular ferry services to Ireland, enhancing the property's connectivity for both domestic and international travel

Distances
Pentraeth – 2 miles : Beaumaris – 6 miles : Menai Bridge: 7 miles : Bangor – 6 miles : Llanfairpwll station – 6 miles : Chester – 68 miles : Manchester Airport – 95 miles : Liverpool Airport – 83 miles
(All mileages are approximate).

Square Footage: 4,500 sq ft


Acreage: 2 Acres

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Monthly repayments£8,776
Property: £ 1,750,000
Deposit: £ 175,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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