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Latest house prices for Marianglas

Details of 122 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
24/11/2025 Details... £429,000 Bryn Marian, , Marianglas, LL73 8PG Details...
08/10/2025 Details... £420,000 Llecyn Braf, , Marianglas, LL73 8PE Details...
14/07/2025 Details... £408,000 Awel Mon, , Marianglas, LL73 8PF Details...
21/08/2024 Details... £550,000 Swn Y Wylan, , Marianglas, LL73 8PG Details...
09/04/2024 Details... £400,000 Gorphwysfa, , Marianglas, LL73 8PA Details...
25/10/2023 Details... £245,000 Bryn Tawel, , Marianglas, LL73 8PF Details...
18/07/2023 Details... £180,000 Parciau, , Marianglas, LL73 8PH Details...
11/11/2022 Details... £570,000 Gwynfa, , Marianglas, LL73 8PE Details...
13/10/2022 Details... £485,000 Idrisfa, , Marianglas, LL73 8PP Details...
05/08/2022 Details... £520,000 Llwyn, , Marianglas, LL73 8PH Details...
14/02/2022 Details... £160,000 Ormes View, , Marianglas, LL73 8PE Details...
07/02/2022 Details... £3,000 Tygwyn, , Marianglas, LL73 8PF Details...
15/10/2021 Details... £415,000 Pretoria Mount, , Marianglas, LL73 8PA Details...
03/09/2021 Details... £204,075 Swn Y Mor, , Marianglas, LL73 8PE Details...
08/06/2021 Details... £125,000 Bryn Eugrad, , Marianglas, LL73 8PE Details...
10/05/2021 Details... £420,000 Craigwen, , Marianglas, LL73 8PF Details...
31/03/2021 Details... £93,000 Pengwern, , Marianglas, LL73 8PH Details...
19/02/2021 Details... £300,000 Old Parciau, , Marianglas, LL73 8PH Details...
29/04/2020 Details... £250,000 Parciau Cottage, , Marianglas, LL73 8PH Details...
12/09/2019 Details... £280,000 Awel Mon, , Marianglas, LL73 8PF Details...
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Marianglas is a quiet, elevated village on the eastern side of Anglesey, situated just inland from the coastal resort of Benllech and the sheltered sands of Traeth Bychan. Its name, which translates as ‘green salt marsh’, hints at its ancient landscape, though today the village is characterised by a mix of traditional limestone cottages and more recent family homes centred around a sprawling communal green. It’s a place defined by its geology; the surrounding land is dotted with old quarries and dramatic limestone outcrops that provide fine vantage points over the Irish Sea. For those who live here, the village offers a sense of seclusion without isolation, as it sits only minutes from the A5025, providing a straightforward route to the market town of Llangefni or the mainland. Life tends to revolve around the local pub and the network of inland footpaths that connect the village to the coast, offering a slower pace that feels worlds apart from the busier tourist hubs nearby.