Craig y Mor

Craig y Mor features walls of local stone masonry, green slate roofing, and a double-height bay window offering direct views over the Irish Sea.

Construction of this neo-Georgian house began in 1911 for William Smellie, a manufacturing company director, but wartime delays pushed completion to 1922.

The name translates from Welsh to 'Rock by the Sea', reflecting the regional language heritage and the building's position on the Anglesey coastline.

The residence connects to its grounds through a zig-zag flight of steps surrounded by stepped masonry walls leading to an entrance porch with side loggia.

The property includes an L-shaped design with a service block connecting to both a garage and boathouse, positioned at an elevation of 12.7 meters.

Location: Trearddur

Elevation above the sea: 12.7 m

GPS coordinates: 53.28060,-4.63016

Latest update: April 8, 2025 16:04