Multi-million pound eco-lodges development near one of Anglesey's best known beaches up for sale
A development of eco-lodges near one of Anglesey's best known beaches has been put on the market. The site for the planned lodges is at Red Wharf Bay on the east coast of the island.
Planning has been approved for nine units on the land but it is understood development has not started. The development has now been placed up for sale for £3.1m.
It is on with Advantage Real Estate who described it as an "exceptional lifestyle purchase".
The agent said: "A rare opportunity to acquire a premium collection of eco-conscious holiday lodges in one of Anglesey's most sought-after coastal locations. Nestled within the stunning landscape of Red Wharf Bay, this exclusive development offers a unique combination of luxury, sustainability, and exceptional leisure living." Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox
They said each lodge is designed with a hot tub and sauna as well as private terraces and outdoor kitchens.
The agent added: "Constructed using sustainable, environmentally friendly materials, the lodges provide superior thermal insulation and soundproofing to ensure comfort in all seasons.
"This development responds to strong market demand for high-quality coastal accommodation and offers an attractive investment proposition as well as an exceptional lifestyle purchase."
Anglesey council said that outline planning permission was granted in 2013 for for the siting of nine holiday chalets together with the installation of a sewage treatment plant.
The council added: "An application then followed for Reserved Matters was approved in 2015. A further application for Reserved Matters followed in 2019 and this was approved under application. Also, two applications to discharge the conditions were approved in 2019.
"In the absence of an application for a Lawful Development Certificate, the Local Planning Authority is not aware if the planning has been lawfully implemented and as such there is no 'fallback position'. A new application submitted in 2023 was refused last year."
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