Rhoscolyn, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey, LL65 2SQ | Property for sale | Savills
243.78 sq m
Guide price £1,250,000(€1,486,460)

RhoscolynHolyhead, Isle of Anglesey, LL65 2SQ

    House
    243.78 sq m
    5Bedrooms
    3Bathrooms
    3Receptions

    Key features

    • FOR SALE WITH NO CHAIN
    • Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
    • Ground source heat pump
    • Outstanding Views
    • Situated in a desirable location
    • Good access to the road links and rail links.
    • Close to beaches
    • Off road parking and garage with space for dinghy
    • 5 Bedrooms

    Detached house with panoramic views situated in a highly desirable location.

    About this property

    • Bryn Siriol is a handsome white rendered property standing in a prominent position above the beautiful Rhoscolyn bay. The house stands within spacious grounds and takes in outstanding panoramic views of the area and coastline.

      A long driveway, flanked by lawn, leads to a spacious parking area in front of the house and garden.

      The ground floor accommodation comprises a hallway, spacious reception room, downstairs bedroom/sitting room, dining room, WC, utility room with access out to the garden and there is a very impressive open plan modern kitchen/dining/living area. The kitchen is light filled and has a range of high quality fitted units and appliances which make it ideal for family living. The first floor comprises a bedroom with en suite bathroom and there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The rooms take in the stunning far-reaching views and get plenty of light.

      Externally the property has impressive grounds laid mainly to lawn with space for outdoor dining and entertaining. There is also a garage and a shed for storage.

    I love the panoramic views that you get from the house and the location is particularly impressive.

    Charlie KannreutherProperty agent

    Local information

    • The sheltered bay at Rhoscolyn is particularly attractive with a horseshoe sandy beach between headlands studded with pretty cottages. It is particularly popular with holiday makers and rental property is in high demand.
    • The local church, St Gwenfaen, was built in 1875 on a site that has housed a church since the sixth century. The village has a long history and the area was once busy with oyster farming. The term ' colyn ' refers to a column erected by the Romans to mark the edge of their territories.
    • Rhoscolyn is also home to the well regarded White Eagle pub.
    • The community includes the village of Four Mile Bridge which offers a range of shops and services as do Trearddur Bay and the larger town of Holyhead.
    • The area is connected the Welsh mainland via the A5 trunk road linking to the A55 which joins the motorway network at Chester.
    • There is a regular high speed rail service from Holyhead to London Euston (from 3 hours 39 minutes) and Liverpool airport is 103 miles away.

    Additional information

    • EPC Rating: E
    • Tenure: Freehold
    • Council Tax Band: F