Celebrate somewhere truly special at this magnificent 16th-century holiday home in Beaumaris for 12 guests. Rare Tudor wall paintings, antiques and heritage finishes give the house real character, while views across the Menai Strait and a hot tub make it feel every bit as memorable as the occasion.
This grand manor home pairs remarkable original details with the comfort needed for a relaxed group stay. Spend cooler evenings in the main lounge beneath exposed beams and the restored wall painting, or open the doors wide in summer to bring the garden and fresh coastal air into the room. The handcrafted kitchen has plenty of space and appliances for everyone to get involved at mealtimes, whether you are roasting Welsh lamb or arranging local cheeses before carrying everything through to the antique dining table. Spill into the garden of an evening and enjoy a BBQ by starlight before sinking into the bubbling hot tub. Upstairs, the Green Salon is one of the house’s most memorable spaces, with vast bay windows overlooking the Menai Strait, original A-frame beams overhead and a bar for pre-dinner cocktails. Six uniquely designed bedrooms complete the property, including four super-kings and two twins, with several framing views towards the water.
Adventure begins as soon as you step beyond the manor gates. Wander into Beaumaris for a look around its famously unfinished castle, browse the boutiques and stop for lunch at one of the cafes overlooking the Menai Strait before picking up a stretch of the Anglesey Coastal Path. On warmer days, pack your swimmers for Llanddona Beach (4 miles), Red Wharf Bay (8 miles), or venture further to the sweeping sands of Rhosneigr (21.5 miles). Swap bathers for backpacks in Snowdonia National Park, with plenty of hikes to choose from, including the popular Snowdon summit (18.5 miles).