Saltstone Hall

The villa

On the beautiful island of Anglesey, Saltstone Hall is an extraordinary retreat where centuries of history meet the finest in contemporary living. As you approach, the sheer presence of this incredible home is breathtaking, its graceful architecture hinting at the grandeur within. Step inside, and every room reveals a new delight, from the magnificent entrance hall to the modern kitchen with floor - to - ceiling windows framing spectacular vistas of the Menai Strait.

Gather around the dining table for celebratory feasts with a view or let a private chef create a restaurant - worthy experience without ever leaving home. Other vibrant and versatile spaces include the plush cinema lounge for movie nights and board games, the re - imagined ballroom for cocktails by the elegant bar and the library snug for quiet reading. The refined living room invites relaxed conversation, while the Tower Roof Deck offers a front - row seat to the enchanting surroundings.

Meanwhile, wellness takes centre stage with a dedicated spa suite, including a gym, sauna and treatment room, alongside two outdoor hot tubs. Families will delight in the games room with table tennis, air hockey and table football, or you may prefer to use the space for yoga, pilates and even a touch of painting.

With nine beautifully appointed bedrooms, six of which have en - suites, Saltstone Hall accommodates up to 20 guests in exceptional comfort. Two of the tower bedrooms carry echoes of royal intrigue - it’s rumoured that Prince Edward (who later became King Edward VII) visited the hall with his lover.

Set on the southern edge of Anglesey, Saltstone House enjoys an unbeatable location for experiencing North Wales and Snowdonia. With its own private jetty onto the Menai Strait, guests can be collected by speedboat for unforgettable island excursions or try kayaking, fishing and other water - based activities. Nearby, you’ll find charming villages, ancient castles and golden beaches, perfect for exploring before returning to the comfort of this exceptional home.

Rich in character, steeped in history and reimagined for modern luxury, Saltstone Hall promises an unforgettable escape for family gatherings, celebratory stays and soul - stirring holidays in a stunning setting.

Perched above the Menai Strait, Saltstone Hall offers an exceptional base from which to experience Anglesey and North Wales. Anglesey, the largest island in Wales, is a captivating blend of rugged coastline, ancient history and incredible natural beauty.

With Saltstone Hall’s own private jetty, guests can step aboard a pre - arranged speed boat and glide across the water for unforgettable adventures. Private paddleboarding, kayaking, jet foiling, sailing, fishing and other activities can also be organised from the water’s edge.

Only 2km from the Menai Bridge, all essentials are within easy reach, with supermarkets and other useful amenities located in the small town of Bangor (5km). Just a short drive in the other direction lies Beaumaris (5km), home to the impressive 13th - century castle, a pier perfect for crabbing and a collection of little shops, galleries and restaurants.

Among Anglesey’s other treasures is Traeth Llanddwyn (22km), a sweeping Blue Flag beach backed by pine forest and framed by views of the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains. Anglesey’s charm lies in its diversity, offering everything from dramatic sea cliffs and quiet coves to bustling market towns and Iron Age heritage sites, all wrapped in a timeless atmosphere.

Within driving distance of Anglesey, Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park offers a dramatic contrast of towering peaks, glacial valleys and lakes. With its charming villages, such as Beddgelert (34km) and Betws - y - Coed (38km), hiking paths and scenic mountain railway, it’s a must - visit destination for anyone staying in North Wales.

For another wonderful day trip, the walled town of Conwy (29km) is a must - see for castle lovers or experience the classic seaside charm of Llandudno (35km) with its old - fashioned pier and Great Orme Tramway.