Silver Strand, Benllech welcomes you into a spacious kitchen-dining room where a smart TV, electric oven and induction hob make catering for family or friends effortless, with a dining table ready for shared meals and lazy breakfasts. Step through to the first-floor living room, cleverly arranged to capture panoramic sea views through Juliette balconies, where a four-seater corner sofa, two armchairs and a Sonos sound system create a relaxed spot for evenings in. Three well-appointed bathrooms, including two en-suites, complete the practical and comfortable layout spread across the house's three floors.
Stepping outside, the fully enclosed garden offers a paved patio with outdoor furniture, a small lawn and a table tennis table, with views stretching down towards the bay, perfect for alfresco dining on warm afternoons. The ground-floor bedroom has a comfortable double bed, the first-floor twin room suits children or friends travelling together, and the top-floor master suite boasts a king-size bed with its own private en-suite shower room. Off-road parking for three cars is provided, complete with an EV charging point for electric vehicles.
Imagine mornings spent on the Juliette balcony, watching the sunlight dance across Benllech Bay before wandering down through the village to the sandy beach below. Afternoons might mean a game of table tennis in the garden or a leisurely stroll along the coastal path, while evenings call for fish and chips from a nearby bistro, followed by sunset views that paint the sky gold and pink over the Irish Sea.
Silver Strand, Benllech sits towards the northern edge of this charming coastal village on Anglesey's east coast, overlooking the sweeping sands of Benllech Bay. Beaumaris Castle, just 11 kilometres away, is one of Wales's finest medieval fortresses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by a tranquil moat. Treborth Botanic Garden in Bangor (13 km) offers beautifully tended grounds and glasshouses bursting with exotic plant life, ideal for a peaceful afternoon amble. Anglesey Sea Zoo and Marine Resource Centre in Brynsiencyn (18 km) brings the island's marine life vividly to life through fascinating tanks and interactive displays, while Dinorwic Slate Quarry in Llanberis (29 km) reveals the dramatic industrial heritage carved into the Welsh mountainside.
Venture further afield to uncover even more of North Wales's treasures. Sygun Copper Mine near Beddgelert (48 km) invites intrepid explorers underground to discover glittering mineral formations within a historic Victorian mine. Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay (49 km) is home to an impressive array of wildlife and conservation programmes, offering an entertaining day out for all ages. Zip World Betws-y-Coed (53 km) delivers adrenaline-fuelled adventures through the forest canopy, with ziplines and aerial courses set against a backdrop of dramatic Snowdonia scenery.
The historic walled town of Caernarfon lies 21 kilometres from the property, where the mighty Caernarfon Castle dominates the waterfront alongside independent shops and harbourside cafes. Meanwhile, the elegant Victorian resort of Llandudno is a 26-kilometre drive away, boasting a traditional pier, cable car rides to the summit of the Great Orme, and a sweeping promenade perfect for leisurely seaside strolls.
