From roofless ruins to a spectacular, well-appointed holiday home, Tithe Barn "Winner of Best Renovation Award 2021 " holds a wealth of history in its rustic stone walls, dating back to 1737 and Grade II listed, this outstanding property has been sympathetically renovated to offer a memorable retreat for a family or group of eight. For some years this former Tithe Building was a place where local residents came to pay their taxes in the 1700s, handing 10% of their salary over to the church parish, and has been sat in Capel Mawr, near to Malltreath, as a stone shell open to the elements before the loving restoration work began. Striking features include the huge high ceiling within the open-plan living space, the idyllic, large surrounding grounds, and quality fixtures and fittings around every corner. Set over three floors, begin your journey into this stunning abode on the ground floor in the open-plan living space, where a sleek white kitchen complete with all the mod cons you can think of provides somewhere to cook up delicious food for the group. A long dining table lies beneath feature lighting hanging from the rafters above, with plenty of space for all to gather amidst this beautifully lit space with natural light from the many windows and Velux skylights. The huge corner sofa will invite you in to settle down as you choose a film to play on the large 65" Smart TV, with a dramatic and contemporary woodburning stove to add to the warmth of the eco heating. Discover a handy utility room on the ground floor as well as two gorgeous bedrooms, both boasting super-king-size beds which can be transformed to twin rooms on request, with one benefitting from a pristine shower room and the other served by the wonderful ground-floor bathroom. Take the stairs to the first floor to find two further elegant sleeping spots, comprising a twin room which can be made up into a super-king-size on request, complete with an en-suite shower room, and an attractive king-size bedroom, adjoining a dreamy en-suite bathroom where a freestanding bath tub and a large walk-in shower both offer an equally as relaxing option for you to wind down at the end of a busy day. Enjoy evenings relishing the company of your loved ones as you have fun in the second-floor games room amidst the roof beams, where a bar area lies to the rear for well-deserved drinks and a pool table providing endless entertainment, along with quality sofas for those who want to relax. The wonder continues outside the property on the gorgeous grounds with a lawn for little ones and pets to play on, pretty wildflowers blowing in the breeze coming from the coast, and is a perfect place to stargaze after enjoying alfresco dining on the patio furniture. If you can tear yourself away from this scenic setting, venture out to the many attractions of Anglesey to appreciate this stunning location in full, whether rambling through the refreshing countryside, or visiting one of the beautiful beaches. Find the nearest convenience store in the nearby village of Bethel and a pub on the road up to Llangefni, a market town boasting all you need for your self-catered stay, with historic buildings to admire and Oriel Môn, a contemporary museum and art gallery. Pack your beach bags and a picnic and head down to the gorgeous shores of Newborough Beach, with golden sands to relax on and play, backed by an enchanting forest with walking, cycling and mountain-biking trails to try too. Visit the charming village of Rhosneigr to spend a day trying out a new watersport with a surf school here and hire a shop so you can create some memorable moments on Rhosneigr Beach, afterwards visiting the local ice cream parlour or beachfront restaurants to end the day perfectly. Family-friendly attractions on Anglesey include the Pili Palas Nature World with a small petting zoo, Anglesey Sea Zoo home to a shark pool and a café, Foel Farm Park, Anglesey Model Village and Anglesey Transport Museum. Venture north-west up to Holy Island to find the dreamy, white sands of Trearddur Bay and a host of excellent restaurants and cafés, as well as the town of Holyhead where regular ferries leave to go to Dublin, so you can delight in an exciting excursion for the day to sip a refreshing Guinness in a real Irish pub! The Isle of Anglesey Coast Path is perfect for those who prefer to explore on foot whilst taking in the incredible seascapes and coastal scenery, with views over to Eryri (Snowdonia) and the Llyn Peninsula to admire, as well as opportunities for sea safaris and boat trips to see the wildlife in the surrounding waters including seals and puffins. A spectacular and unique holiday home, Tithe Barn is a splendid retreat to Anglesey that you've been waiting for.

Llangefni is a large market town resting on the Isle of Anglesey in the heart of the island. The town is built along the banks of the River Cefni and is home to lots of historical buildings alongside shops, bars, restaurants and pubs. From Llangefni you can enjoy all the delights of Anglesey from the beautiful beaches at Rhosneigr, Newborough, and Benllech, to the exciting attractions of Pili Palas Nature World, Anglesey Model Village, Anglesey Sea Zoo and Foel Farm Park.

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