Carnedd – Trearddur Bay Coastal Residence with Panoramic Views

A Sophisticated Retreat by the Sea and Snowdonia

Welcome to Carnedd, a beautifully appointed detached residence set in a prime elevated position overlooking the pristine Blue Flag beach of Trearddur Bay on Anglesey’s spectacular coastline. Designed with discerning guests in mind, this elegant coastal home offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, and location — ideal for families or small groups seeking a refined beachside escape with easy access to both coast and countryside.

Set in a peaceful residential enclave, Carnedd promises privacy, space, and sweeping views across the bay and beyond to the dramatic peaks of the Snowdon Mountain Range.

The Residence

This coastal sanctuary is bathed in natural light, with large windows framing uninterrupted sea views and creating a serene connection to the outdoors.
The interiors have been thoughtfully furnished to a high standard, offering both functionality and refined comfort throughout.

• Spacious living and dining areas designed for entertaining or unwinding in front of panoramic vistas
• Well-equipped kitchen with modern appliances for effortless self-catering
• Five bedrooms (three double and two with bunk beds) to accommodate families or friends in comfort
• Spectacular views from many rooms, including the main living spaces

Whether you’re returning from a day on the beach or an adventure in Snowdonia, Carnedd offers the perfect backdrop to relax, reconnect, and restore.

Guest Access & Amenities

Guests have access to the entire property, with the exception of the garage and a small private room on the upper landing.

• Ample on-site parking for up to 5 vehicles
• Private garden and outdoor space to enjoy coastal air and al fresco dining
• Just a 5-minute walk via a nearby footpath to the beach

Location – Trearddur Bay, Anglesey

Trearddur Bay is one of North Wales’ most sought-after holiday destinations — a haven for families, nature lovers, and watersports enthusiasts alike. With its sheltered, shallow waters and golden sands, the main beach is perfect for children and relaxed seaside days. The area also plays host to local sailing events and its own annual regatta.

Outdoor pursuits are plentiful, with opportunities for:

• Surfing, kayaking, diving, and sailing
• Coastal path hiking and wildlife watching
• Golf, horse riding, and fishing
• Exploring charming villages and historic landmarks including Beaumaris Castle

Nearby Highlights: A Curated Selection of Anglesey’s Best Beaches

• Trearddur Bay Main Beach – Soft sands, rockpools, and calm waters ideal for families
• Porth Dafarch – A dramatic cove with excellent facilities, perfect for kayaking and picnicking
• Broad Beach, Rhosneigr – Windswept and wild, with dunes and space for discovery
• Newborough & Llanddwyn Island – A remote paradise for walking, kite-surfing, and panoramic photography
• Red Wharf Bay – Peaceful and picturesque, offering a contrast to the island’s western coastline