An extraordinary piece of Anglesey's transport history has emerged on the property market, as the long-abandoned Holland Arms railway station in Pentre Berw is put up for sale with a guide price of £135,000. Built from striking red-and-white brickwork, the single-storey Victorian building first opened its doors in March 1865 as part of the Anglesey Central Railway connecting Gaerwen to Amlwch. Having closed its doors to passengers more than seven decades ago following the decline of the Red Wharf Bay branch line, the building remains remarkably preserved as a time capsule. Handled by estate agents Williams and Goodwin, the derelict property still displays original interior features including the ticket office window, former general and ladies' waiting rooms complete with wooden shelving and fireplaces, alongside a lamp room and a block of former WCs. The overgrown site by the silent tracks now presents a rare investment opportunity for buyers looking to acquire a distinctive heritage project. With private drainage already installed, the structure offers clear potential for a unique residential conversion, pending the necessary planning and building regulation consents, complemented by two covered parking bays and a side garden. Fuente: walesonline.co.uk #Wales #RailwayHistory #Anglesey #Property #ForSale
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