Lligwy View

A luxury barn conversion by the beach at Lligwy

A short stroll from the lovely sandy beach at Lligwy on Anglesey’s east coast, this magnificent semi-detached barn conversion is a luxurious self-catering home sleeping four. Beautifully finished and full of character, it makes a relaxing, comfortable base for a beach-and-coast holiday on the island, with the sand just two or three minutes’ walk away and the Anglesey Coastal Path passing close by. It is the kind of place to slow down, enjoy the sea air and explore one of the quieter, prettier stretches of the Anglesey shore.

Luxury and character for four

The barn conversion has two bedrooms sleeping up to four, with two bathrooms, finished to a high, comfortable standard throughout. As a self-catering home it gives you the freedom to come and go, cook for yourselves and settle in, and its conversion from a traditional barn gives it real character while keeping every modern comfort. It is also noted as suitable for wheelchair users, making it an accessible choice.

A wonderful beachside spot

The position is the star here: just two to three minutes’ walk to the sheltered, sandy Lligwy beach, with the Anglesey Coastal Path running along the shore. It is a peaceful, scenic corner of the island, away from the busier resorts but close to plenty to see and do.

At a glance

• Luxury semi-detached barn conversion, sleeps 4
• Two bedrooms and two bathrooms
• Self-catering, finished to a high standard
• Two to three minutes’ walk to Lligwy beach
• Suitable for wheelchair users
• On Anglesey’s quieter east coast, by the coastal path

Exploring Lligwy and Anglesey’s east coast

Lligwy has one of Anglesey’s loveliest sandy beaches, backed by dunes and dotted with history — the ancient Din Lligwy hut group and a Neolithic burial chamber are close by, and the Anglesey Coastal Path passes right through. Just along the coast is the fishing village of Moelfre, with its lifeboat heritage and seaside walks, while the popular beach at Benllech and the historic town of Beaumaris, with its castle, are both within an easy drive. It is a brilliant base for exploring the island’s east coast. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation around Moelfre and Lligwy.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to four, across two bedrooms, with two bathrooms.

How close is the beach? Just two to three minutes’ walk to Lligwy beach.

Is it accessible? Yes — it is noted as suitable for wheelchair users.

Is it self-catering? Yes — a self-contained, self-catering barn conversion.

What’s nearby? Lligwy beach, Din Lligwy, Moelfre, Benllech and Beaumaris.

It is the kind of place that makes a beach holiday effortless — you can be on the sand within a couple of minutes, come back to relax, and head out again, all without moving the car. The quieter east coast of Anglesey has a gentler, away-from-the-crowds feel than the busier resorts, while still being well connected to the island’s main sights.

Is it good for a family? Yes — two bedrooms and two bathrooms sleeping four make it comfortable for a small family or a group of friends.

What’s the beach like? Lligwy is a sheltered, sandy, dune-backed beach — popular with families and great for a paddle or a coastal walk.

When is the best time to visit? Summer for the beach, spring and autumn for quieter coastal walks on the Anglesey Coastal Path.

Book your Anglesey break

For a luxurious barn conversion for four just a short walk from Lligwy beach, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.