Discover a collection of country cottages, barn conversions, farmhouses, and lodges with hot tubs set on working farms across Anglesey.
Anglesey sits off the north-west tip of Wales, separated from the mainland by the Menai Strait and exposed on three sides to the Irish Sea, which gives it a character that feels slightly apart from the rest of Britain. The island’s farms are working agricultural operations on land that has been farmed since the Bronze Age, and a hot tub here comes with views that are difficult to find anywhere else from the mountains of Snowdonia across the water to the south-east, to the wide Atlantic skies to the west, and the particular quality of light that comes from being surrounded by sea on almost every side. Anglesey enjoys a surprisingly mild climate thanks to the Gulf Stream, which makes hot tub use viable well into autumn and through mild winter evenings. The island’s coastal path, all 135 miles of it circumnavigating the entire island, means serious walking days end particularly well back at the farm with a warming soak.
