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Gwel Y Mor Apartments - Bull Bay

Amlwch, LL68 9DJ

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £2,500,000
  • 34,596 sq ft
  • Restaurant

Amlwch Hospitality for Sale - Isle of Anglesey

A landmark coastal development of eight luxury holiday apartments and a Mews House exempt from the Council Tax Premium. Situated in a magnificent location overlooking Bull Bay and within walking distance of The Trecastell Hotel, Bull Bay Golf Club and the Anglesey Coastal Path. All apartments are exempt from the Council Tax Premium and therefore only attract the standard rate. An Exceptional Coastal Opportunity Set in a commanding, elevated position overlooking one of North Wales’ most dramatic shorelines, Gwel Y Môr represents a rare convergence of lifestyle, design and long term investment potential. Formerly the site of the historic Bull Bay Hotel, this thoughtfully conceived development has been reimagined to deliver a collection of beautifully crafted homes, each designed to maximise light, space and most importantly those superb sea views. Comprising a selection of eight luxury apartments and a mews house, the development has been meticulously planned to appeal to astute investors seeking a foothold in an increasingly sought after coastal location. Position, Setting & Natural Beauty Occupying a prime position within Bull Bay (Porth Llechog), Wales’ most northerly coastal settlement, Gwel Y Môr enjoys an enviable setting bordering an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here, the coastline stretches for miles in either direction, offering a spectacular backdrop of rugged cliffs, hidden coves and endless sea horizons. The setting is nothing short of captivating. From the iconic lighthouse at Point Lynas to the striking, abandoned Victorian brickworks at Porth Wen, the surrounding landscape is rich in character and visual drama. On clear days, even the distant outline of the Isle of Man can be seen on the horizon. For those drawn to the outdoors, the Anglesey Coastal Path spanning some 125 miles offers world class walking, while sailing, fishing, golf and watersports ensure year round appeal. This is a location that effortlessly blends tranquillity with activity, making it as desirable for lifestyle as it is for investment. A Development Designed for Living & Investment What sets Gwel Y Môr apart is not just its setting, but the strategic thinking behind the design. The development has been carefully structured to appeal to the thriving holiday let market, with occupancy restrictions ensuring properties are used as secondary residences rather than primary homes. Due to the second home restrictions, all apartments are exempt from the Council Tax Premium and therefore only attract the standard rate. This creates a unique proposition, one that naturally aligns with strong and consistent demand for high quality coastal accommodation. Combined with the scarcity of such developments in protected coastal locations, Gwel Y Môr presents a compelling opportunity for both income generation and long term capital appreciation. Contemporary Design & Thoughtful Specification Internally, each property has been designed to reflect the quality of its surroundings. Open plan layouts create a wonderful sense of space and flow, while expansive glazing invites natural light and frames the ever changing coastal views. Kitchens are fitted with sleek German handle less cabinetry, complemented by Silestone quartz worktops and a suite of integrated appliances by NEFF and BOSCH delivering both style and functionality. Bathrooms and ensuites feature contemporary sanitaryware by Duravit, paired with elegant black fittings and high quality finishes throughout. Energy efficiency is a key consideration, with modern heating systems, high thermal performance and smart technology ensuring comfort and sustainability in equal measure. Accommodation & Versatility The apartments offer beautifully proportioned two bedroom accommodation, with carefully considered layouts designed for both comfort and flexibility. One of the ground floor units provides seamless indoor outdoor living, with French doors opening onto generous south facing private terrace, ideal for relaxing or entertaining while enjoying views across the bay. Upper level apartments benefit from Juliet balconies and elevated vantage points, while the penthouses occupy the most privileged positions within the development featuring private balconies and breathtaking panoramic sea views. Here, long summer evenings can be spent watching the sun set over the horizon, a daily reminder of the uniqueness of this location. The mews house offers a stylish alternative, with ground floor bedrooms and first floor living that maximises views from the principal living space, while its private entrance enhances the sense of exclusivity. External Spaces & Lifestyle Appeal Externally, residents enjoy access to beautifully maintained communal gardens and a south-facing terrace, perfectly positioned to take in the sheltered bay and surrounding coastline. The development also benefits from a communal car park and thoughtfully designed shared spaces that enhance both convenience and community. Gwel Y Môr delivers a lifestyle defined by fresh sea air, natural beauty and understated luxury. Connectivity & Convenience Despite its peaceful coastal setting, Bull Bay remains exceptionally well connected. The nearby A5025 provides easy access across the island, linking to the A55 expressway and onward travel to the mainland. The port of Holyhead offers further connectivity, while the nearby town of Amlwch caters for everyday amenities. A summer, village café has been proposed for a nearby boat yard within the village. This balance of seclusion and accessibility only adds to the development’s appeal offering the best of both worlds for owners and visitors alike. A Rare & Finite Opportunity Developments of this calibre, in locations of such natural beauty and with planning restrictions that limit future supply, are inherently scarce. When combined with the continued growth in demand for premium coastal accommodation, the long term appeal of Gwel Y Môr becomes clear. This is more than just a property purchase it is an opportunity to secure a position in one of North Wales’ most desirable coastal settings, with an asset designed to deliver both enjoyment and enduring value.

Contact:

Fine & Country

Property Subtype:

Serviced Apartment

Date on Market:

13/10/2025

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How many commercial properties are currently available for sale in Cemaes Bay?
There are currently 1 commercial properties available for sale. Sizes range from 6,550 sq ft to 6,550 sq ft, with an average size of 6,550 sq ft. Available opportunities may include offices, retail premises, industrial properties, mixed-use assets and development sites.
How much does commercial property cost in Cemaes Bay?
The average asking price is approximately £99 per sq ft, with prices ranging from £99 to £99 per sq ft. Property values will vary depending on location, size, condition, tenant status and market demand.
What factors influence commercial property values?
Property values can be affected by location, building quality, asset size, lease terms, tenant covenant strength, redevelopment potential and local market conditions. For investment properties, income generation and yield are also important considerations.
What types of commercial property are available to buy?
The market may include offices, retail units, industrial properties, warehouses, land, mixed-use buildings and specialist assets. Availability will vary depending on location and current market conditions.
What should I consider before buying commercial property?
Key considerations include location, accessibility, property condition, planning permissions, lease arrangements, operating costs and future growth potential. Buyers should also understand any legal, environmental or structural issues that could affect value or usability.
What is rental yield and why does it matter?
Rental yield measures the income generated by a property relative to its purchase price. Investors often use yield to compare opportunities, although it should be considered alongside factors such as tenant quality, lease length and potential for capital growth.
Can I buy commercial property for my own business?
Yes. Many buyers purchase commercial property to occupy themselves rather than as an investment. Owning premises can provide greater control over operating costs, security of tenure and the potential to benefit from future capital appreciation.
Do I need a commercial mortgage?
Many buyers use commercial finance to fund acquisitions. Deposit requirements, lending terms and borrowing costs vary depending on the property, the buyer's circumstances and the intended use of the asset.
What due diligence should I carry out before buying?
Due diligence typically includes reviewing title documents, planning permissions, leases, service charge information, environmental matters and building condition reports. Professional legal and surveying advice is strongly recommended before completing a purchase.
What are the risks of buying commercial property?
Potential risks include market fluctuations, vacancy periods, tenant default, maintenance costs, planning restrictions and changes in local demand. Thorough due diligence and effective asset management can help reduce these risks.
Can overseas buyers purchase commercial property in the UK?
Yes. International buyers can purchase commercial property in the UK, although additional legal, tax and regulatory considerations may apply. Professional advice should be obtained before proceeding with a transaction.
What additional costs should I budget for?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for Stamp Duty Land Tax, legal fees, surveys, finance costs, insurance and any refurbishment or fit-out works that may be required.

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Market Overview for Commercial Properties in Cemaes Bay

Key information for Commercial Properties investors in Cemaes Bay and comparable markets. This summary brings together pricing and building size data to provide a clear view of market conditions and potential investment opportunities.

City Avg Price Per Sq Ft Avg Size Available
Cemaes Bay £99 6,550 sq ft
Amlwch £53 34,596 sq ft
Holyhead £38 12,692 sq ft

Rental Price Trends in Cemaes Bay

The price per square foot range for Commercial Properties in Cemaes Bay and nearby cities. These metrics help establish valuation benchmarks and highlight possible value opportunities in the market.

City Min £ Sq Ft Avg £ Sq Ft Max £ Sq Ft
Cemaes Bay £99 £99 £99
Amlwch £53 £53 £53
Holyhead £38 £38 £38

Available Building Sizes

A summary of the current sizes of Commercial Property for sale in the Cemaes Bay area. Refine your search based on space requirements and investment level.

City Smallest Property Avg. Sq Ft Largest Property
Cemaes Bay 6,550 sq ft 6,550 sq ft 6,550 sq ft
Amlwch 34,596 sq ft 34,596 sq ft 34,596 sq ft
Holyhead 12,692 sq ft 12,692 sq ft 12,692 sq ft
Pwllheli 1,125 sq ft 1,125 sq ft 1,125 sq ft
Colwyn Bay - Clwyd 1,590 sq ft 1,590 sq ft 1,590 sq ft

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