Ah2 Developments completes £4.5m Anglesey holiday lets
The derelict Bull Bay Hotel in Amlwch has made way for a 13-home holiday let scheme, with properties also being offered to private buyers.
Local contractor DU Construction has built a range of three three-bed detached houses alongside a two-bed mews house, a three-bed dormer bungalow, and eight two-bed apartments designed by Ah2 Developments, a South Manchester-based developer.
The £4.5m Anglesey scheme took three years to complete and totals 12,000 sq ft, offering residents elevated views of the Anglesey coast.
Cadnant Planning was the agent behind the application, which has designated the properties as holiday residences and therefore cannot be used as permanent homes – this exempts the units from Anglesey County Council’s second-home council tax premium.
The inside of one of the bungalow offers. Credit: via Founder of Nothing
Holiday operator Birch Stays currently leases five of the units as luxury holiday rentals, with the coastline offer bolstered by the presence of a local golf club nearby.
Ah2 Developments has sold one detached property to a private owner for a price of £425,000.
Dafydd Hardy and Gascoigne Halman are the two sales agents charged with marketing the remaining seven properties.
A spokesperson for Ah2 Developments said: “We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved here – from the build quality to the views, this is a unique offering on the island.
“The pricing, finish, and location have created strong demand, both from buyers and those looking to invest in high-performing holiday lets.”
Hopefully this is just a bad photo angle but that is the most unattractive holiday let I’ve seen in a very long time. A sea of tarmac’s and blanket white walls. Zero curb appeal no trees or plants and ugly fences.
By Anonymous
I’m sure the local residents will be really pleased these are not available a permanent homes, which will only fuel the anti tourist feeling which are developing on the island.
By GetItBuilt!