Property developer acquires Tre-Ysgawen Hall in Wales
Prior to being sold, the property was under the same ownership and management company for over 27 years
Four-star country house hotel and spa, Tre-Ysgawen Hall, has been sold to property development company K2RE for an undisclosed amount to be relaunched into the hospitality market.
The 30-bedroom hotel in Capel Coch, Llangefni, on the Isle of Anglesey, also includes a gym, swimming pool, spa bath, thermal suite and six beauty treatment rooms, as well as conferencing and banqueting space for up to 200 people.
Prior to being sold, the property was under the same ownership and management company for over 27 years.
According to K2RE, it plans to invest in the “characterful” property, which was originally built as a family home in 1882.
It later relaunched as a hotel, later enhancing its offering with the opening of a spa in 2002. The hotel and spa cater for both local clientele and as a tourist destination for international and domestic travellers.
Takir Mirza, director of K2RE, said: “This is the first hotel that we’ve purchased, and we have ambitious plans for it. It’s got a great foundation and lovely views and with a bit of tender loving care we hope to revitalise it and welcome new and past guests to its beautiful halls.”
Neil Rowlands, manager of Tre-Ysgawen Hall, said: “We have been fortunate enough to be custodians of Tre-Ysgawen Hall for the past 27 years, it’s now Mr Mirza’s opportunity to add a further chapter to the history of the Hall.
“Tre-Ysgawen Hall over the years has created many fond memories for so many people, from local clients visiting for meals and using the spa, visitors to the island staying overnight, and many attending the various parties, functions and weddings that we have hosted over the years.”
He added: “The addition of the spa complex in 2002 and significant further investment in bedrooms and conferencing and banqueting facilities at the time was very significant in the future of the hall.”
