Dream home with sea views and steps to a private cove guaranteed to take your breath away
Nestled on a dramatic south-facing headland there's a house called White Horses that is truly exceptional, not only for its enviable position but also for its contemporary, luxury design that includes high tech and eco-features.
From every coast facing window and every metre of land the expansive sea views are remarkable and instantly mesmerising, from uplifting sun rises to stunning sunsets to awe-inspiring starry displays over the water on clear night.
On a clear day, the uninterrupted view from this eastern coastline of the Isle of Anglesey boasts panoramic visits even as far as the Llyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island. The house is tucked away from the main road, ensuring privacy, but is conveniently adjacent to the Anglesey Coastal Path, offering delightful walks along the headland without the need for road travel.
For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here
READ MORE: Stunning designer home with incredible sea views and a brilliant surprise in the garden
The unique location of White Horses is not only significant due to its stunning southern aspect and direct sea frontage, but also its proximity to the highly desirable village of Trearddur Bay, just over a mile away. This can be reached by car, foot, or boat and offers a variety of amenities including more sandy beaches to explore provided by nature and shops and eateries provided by humans.
Outside there's about 2.17 acres surrounding this special, architect-designed home but also something extra special - a set of steps in the garden that meander down the cliff front to a private cove at the bottom.
Constructed in 2017, White Horses has been meticulously designed to fuse contemporary architecture with the historic coastline including state-of-the-art Loxone smart automation system, providing effortless control over lighting, heating, and security inside and out.
The estate agent states that the property is built to an exacting specification to cater to modern living requirements and to withstand the elements of its coastal environment.
All you have to do, apart from paying for it, is turn up and enjoy living in a house with incredible sea views and sleek, contemporary interiors across its five bedrooms, three bathrooms, vast kitchen diner, living room with a huge wall of glass, and multiple sun-drenched balconies and terraces that include a deck with hot tub and sauna, plus a 'crow's nest' snug at the top of a tower that is reminiscent of being at the top of a lighthouse.
White Horses is on the market with a guide price of £2,950,000 with Jackson-Stops, Chester, call 01244 328361 to find out more. For more property stories and home content join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Wales Online
25-05-2025
- Wales Online
Dream home with sea views and steps to a private cove guaranteed to take your breath away
Nestled on a dramatic south-facing headland there's a house called White Horses that is truly exceptional, not only for its enviable position but also for its contemporary, luxury design that includes high tech and eco-features. From every coast facing window and every metre of land the expansive sea views are remarkable and instantly mesmerising, from uplifting sun rises to stunning sunsets to awe-inspiring starry displays over the water on clear night. On a clear day, the uninterrupted view from this eastern coastline of the Isle of Anglesey boasts panoramic visits even as far as the Llyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island. The house is tucked away from the main road, ensuring privacy, but is conveniently adjacent to the Anglesey Coastal Path, offering delightful walks along the headland without the need for road travel. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here READ MORE: Stunning designer home with incredible sea views and a brilliant surprise in the garden The unique location of White Horses is not only significant due to its stunning southern aspect and direct sea frontage, but also its proximity to the highly desirable village of Trearddur Bay, just over a mile away. This can be reached by car, foot, or boat and offers a variety of amenities including more sandy beaches to explore provided by nature and shops and eateries provided by humans. Outside there's about 2.17 acres surrounding this special, architect-designed home but also something extra special - a set of steps in the garden that meander down the cliff front to a private cove at the bottom. Constructed in 2017, White Horses has been meticulously designed to fuse contemporary architecture with the historic coastline including state-of-the-art Loxone smart automation system, providing effortless control over lighting, heating, and security inside and out. The estate agent states that the property is built to an exacting specification to cater to modern living requirements and to withstand the elements of its coastal environment. All you have to do, apart from paying for it, is turn up and enjoy living in a house with incredible sea views and sleek, contemporary interiors across its five bedrooms, three bathrooms, vast kitchen diner, living room with a huge wall of glass, and multiple sun-drenched balconies and terraces that include a deck with hot tub and sauna, plus a 'crow's nest' snug at the top of a tower that is reminiscent of being at the top of a lighthouse. White Horses is on the market with a guide price of £2,950,000 with Jackson-Stops, Chester, call 01244 328361 to find out more. For more property stories and home content join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here.
Wales Online
20-05-2025
- Wales Online
Stunning designer home with incredible sea views and a brilliant surprise in the garden
Sometimes there's a property for sale that stands out from the crowd for all the right reasons and this vibrant five-bedroom home is a worthy addition to any list of dream homes by the sea. The house is a unique proposition, described as a designer home with an architect-designed bespoke frontage, it is tucked away at the end of a small lane in a tranquil corner of the west Wales coastline, far from the huge crowds that regularly descend on the area. It offers a pocket of peace and privacy and the wonderful Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire coastline to explore, as well as a site that is obviously incredible for enjoying the panoramic 180 degree sea and coast view, interrupted only by the occasional seagull, the sound of the distant waves crashing onto the rugged rocks, and the fresh, salt-tinged air as the invigorating and welcome guest at this property. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here READ MORE: You can buy half an entire Welsh hamlet and it's the most gorgeous thing you've ever seen But the location of the house is a huge selling point too, not only for the views of course but for access to the stunning beaches that line this special section of the Welsh coastline. Marros Sands is located on Carmarthen Bay between Pendine and Amroth, near Saundersfoot, but as it is not accessible by vehicle it is described by The Beach Guide as 'somewhat off the beaten track and largely untouched, a great place to enjoy some solitude and take a bracing walk'. But, from the end of the country lane that meanders to this amazing Welsh home, there's a walk that gets you by foot to this large stretch of sand at low tide and pebbles at high tide. This beach, however, has more intriguing reasons to visit it, and from this colourful home it could be your daily work out. There are caves to explore at one end plus the surprise find of the remains of the shipwreck of The Rover, a 71 foot schooner which ran aground during a force 11 gale back in 1886. Just to cement this beach as something as unusual as the house for sale, in the right conditions, you might even see the remains of a petrified forest. It has also been reported that naturists use the beach at the secluded western end, beyond the rocks. Some walkers also use the beach during low tide, instead of opting for the coastal path, but at high tide this route is cut off so visitors are asked to remain aware of tide times. The area has an embarrassment of stunning beaches to visit, with Marros Sands flanked by the arguably more famous Pendine Sands and Telpyn Beach, and from the additional 'look out' tower built in the garden you can see it all, relaxing on a lounger with a glass of something cold and refreshing. The colourful house by the sea is on the market for £890,000 with John Francis, Tenby, call 01834 740051 to find out more. For more property stories join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here.
Wales Online
26-04-2025
- Wales Online
Remote rural cottage in secret spot has no neighbours or noise just glorious sea views
Nestled into the stunning, undulating Ceredigion countryside, with just fields of sheep, hedgerows and woodland teeming with wildlife and the soundtrack of bird song throughout the day, this pretty stone cottage can surely be described as an idyllic rural retreat. No close neighbours, very few cars travelling on the maze of tiny country lanes and no stress - just stunning views of the distant coast and sea, fresh air and daily opportunities to explore and fully immerse yourself within this special and secret spot within this beautiful Welsh county. Offering a pure escape to the country, this four-bed charming detached cottage feels like an island of tranquillity and serenity, and inside the surely hoped for cottage character any buyer is looking for from a period rural home can be found in abundance here. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here READ MORE: We spent £1.2m turning this unremarkable bungalow into a dream home The much-loved home called Maeglas is a real gem for those seeking a mix of quaint charm and contemporary comfort. Step inside to find a cosy wood burner, ideal for warming up on chilly nights, while the farmhouse-style kitchen complete with a Rayburn stove radiates warmth and rustic appeal. There's white-washed stone walls, an inglenook fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and window lintels, stripped wooden floors, exposed stone walls and a Rayburn stove in the kitchen diner. The magic extends outdoors with the property's breath-taking views over the Dyfi Estuary to the ocean, offering an ever-inspiring picturesque backdrop. A lengthy driveway leads up to the property, lending a sense of seclusion and privacy, while the surrounding gardens offer plenty of space for outdoor pursuits and relaxation. Whether it's a leisurely walk or simply soaking in the natural beauty, Maesglas' outdoor area is a sanctuary for those looking to reconnect with nature. With its welcoming atmosphere, prime location, and stunning vistas, this property presents a rare chance to enjoy a lifestyle that equally values comfort and serenity. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently situated near the bustling town of Aberystwyth and the stunning landscapes of Eryri Snowdonia National Park, making it an excellent base for exploring the wonders of this special slice of Wales. The cottage is for sale with a guide price of £535,000 with Fine and Country West Wales, call 01974 299055 to find out more. For more property stories join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here
