The 200-Acre Site, Which Includes Planning Permission, Will Be Developed as a Leisure Resort, Including 492 Premium Quality Lodges
The Seventy Ninth Group, announce its most significant development to date – pledging hundreds of millions of pounds to develop the Holy Island site, in the proximity of one of Wales and the UK’s most prestigious Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Seventy Ninth Group has purchased the Penrhos site on Holy Island, Anglesey, Wales, with the intention of working with the local community to develop a sustainable, high-quality, family-friendly, leisure destination, that complements the natural environment and native wildlife.
The 200-acre site will include 492 premium holiday lodges, establishing Penrhos, Holy Island, as a UK holiday destination for thousands of visitors each year. The site will include a restaurant and leisure amenities, a swimming pool, spa, gym and sports pitches (youth cricket and football) and outdoor tennis courts, which will be accessible to local residents.
The leisure resort has the potential to consistently provide millions of pounds of revenue to the local economy and is set to create hundreds of jobs – including positions in construction and hospitality. The Seventy Ninth Group will work closely with local businesses and individuals, as part of its commitment to regenerate the local area.
In partnership with Isle of Anglesey County Council, Holyhead Town Council and key stakeholders, the Seventy Ninth Group will ensure the project meets the high expectations of the local community – maximising local employment, creating contract opportunities and delivering sensitive project development, while protecting and promoting the Welsh language.
Extensive measures have been included in the development plans with a strong focus on responsible development with over £1 million being pledged to local initiatives as part of the project. Local engagement sessions will also take place throughout the project’s development.
The site is currently estimated to complete in five years, with the first lodges due to be available to visitors from Summer 2025.
Anglesey Council Leader and Economic Development portfolio holder, Councilor Gary Pritchard:
“This is a significant potential development in terms of the local economy. The commitment to progress in a sensitive and inclusive manner is welcomed, as is the commitment to engaging with the local community. We look forward to working with the Seventy Ninth Group to develop key themes including local employment, supply chain opportunities, sustainability, and safeguarding the Welsh language.”
Anglesey Council Chief Executive, Dylan J. Williams:
“This is a sensitive site which is visited by residents for recreational and enjoyment purposes. Whilst there are substantial direct and indirect economic benefits, balancing investment with environmental sensitivity will be important. We look forward to having meaningful engagement and establishing a long-term working relationship with the Seventy Ninth Group.”
Jake Webster, Seventy Ninth Group Managing Director:
“We look forward to developing the site into a world-class holiday destination in conjunction with the local community, while ensuring we protect the environment for future generations. Our aim is to give families from the UK and visitors from all over the world a chance to experience what this fantastic area has to offer.”
David Webster, Seventy Ninth Group Chairman:
“The Penrhos site is our largest project to-date and embarking on such a significant development would not be possible without the support of our clients, customers and investors. We see tremendous opportunity in UK holiday lettings and have specifically sought acquisitions in this area, as part of our ever-expanding portfolio.”
Seventy Ninth Group yn Cwblhau Prynu Safle Penrhos yn Ynys Môn ac Ymrwymo i Ddatblygu Eiddo Hamdden gwerth £250 miliwn.
Bydd y Safle 200 Erw, sy’n Cynnwys Caniatâd Cynllunio, yn cael ei Ddatblygu fel Cyrchfan Hamdden, gynnwys 492 Caban o Ansawdd Premiwm
Mae’r cwmni Rheoli Asedau, y Seventy Ninth Group, yn cyhoeddi ei ddatblygiad mwyaf arwyddocaol hyd yma – gan addo cannoedd o filiynau o bunnoedd i ddatblygu safle Ynys Gybi, yn agos at un o Ardaloedd o Harddwch Naturiol Eithriadol mwyaf mawreddog Cymru a’r DU.
Mae’r Seventy Ninth Group wedi prynu safle Penrhos ar Ynys Gybi, Ynys Môn, gyda’r bwriad o weithio gyda’r gymuned leol i ddatblygu cyrchfan hamdden cynaliadwy o ansawdd uchel, – cyfeillgar i deuluoedd, sy’n ategu’r amgylchedd naturiol a bywyd gwyllt brodorol.
Bydd y safle 200 erw yn cynnwys 492 o gabanau gwyliau o premiwm, gan sefydlu Penrhos, Ynys Gybi, fel cyrchfan wyliau yn y Deyrnas Unedig ar gyfer miloedd o ymwelwyr bob blwyddyn. Bydd y safle’n cynnwys bwyty a chyfleusterau hamdden, pwll nofio, sba, campfa a chaeau chwaraeon (criced a phêl-droed ieuenctid) a chyrtiau tenis awyr agored, a fydd yn hygyrch i drigolion lleol.
Mae gan y cyrchfan hamdden y potensial i ddarparu miliynau o bunnoedd o refeniw yn gyson i’r economi leol a disgwylir iddo greu cannoedd o swyddi – gan gynnwys swyddi ym maes adeiladu a lletygarwch. Bydd y Seventy Ninth Group yn gweithio’n agos gyda busnesau ac unigolion lleol, fel rhan o’i ymrwymiad i adfywio’r ardal leol.
Mewn partneriaeth â Chyngor Sir Ynys Môn, Cyngor Tref Caergybi a rhanddeiliaid allweddol, bydd y Seventy Ninth Group yn sicrhau bod y prosiect yn cwrdd â disgwyliadau uchel y gymuned leol – uchafu cyflogaeth leol, creu cyfleoedd contract a chyflawni datblygiad prosiect sensitif, tra’n diogelu a hyrwyddo’r Gymraeg.
Mae mesurau helaeth wedi’u cynnwys yn y cynlluniau datblygu gyda ffocws cryf ar ddatblygiad cyfrifol gyda dros £1 miliwn yn cael ei addo i fentrau lleol fel rhan o’r prosiect. Bydd sesiynau ymgysylltu lleol hefyd yn cael eu cynnal drwy gydol datblygiad y prosiect.
Ar hyn o bryd amcangyfrifir y bydd y safle wedi’i gwblhau ymhen pum mlynedd, a disgwylir i’r cabanau cyntaf fod ar gael i ymwelwyr o Haf 2025.
Arweinydd Cyngor Ynys Môn a deilydd portffolio Datblygu Economaidd, y Cynghorydd Gary Pritchard:
“Mae hwn yn ddatblygiad posib sylweddol o ran yr economi leol. Croesewir yr ymrwymiad i symud ymlaen mewn modd sensitif a chynhwysol, yn ogystal â’r ymrwymiad i ymgysylltu â’r gymuned leol. Edrychwn ymlaen at weithio gyda’r Seventy Ninth Group i ddatblygu themâu allweddol gan gynnwys cyflogaeth leol, cyfleoedd cadwyn gyflenwi, cynaliadwyedd a diogelu’r Gymraeg.”
Prif Weithredwr Cyngor Ynys Môn, Dylan J. Williams:
“Mae hwn yn safle sensitif y mae trigolion yn ymweld ag ef at ddibenion hamdden a mwynhad. Er bod manteision economaidd uniongyrchol ac anuniongyrchol sylweddol, bydd cydbwyso buddsoddiad â sensitifrwydd amgylcheddol yn bwysig. Edrychwn ymlaen at gael ymgysylltu ystyrlon a sefydlu perthynas waith hirdymor gyda’r Seventy Ninth Group.”
Jake Webster, Rheolwr Gyfarwyddwr Seventy Ninth Group:
“Rydym yn edrych ymlaen at ddatblygu’r safle yn gyrchfan wyliau o safon fyd-eang ar y cyd â’r gymuned leol, tra’n sicrhau ein bod yn gwarchod yr amgylchedd ar gyfer cenedlaethau’r dyfodol. Ein nod yw rhoi cyfle i deuluoedd o’r Deyrnas Unedig ac ymwelwyr o bob rhan o’r byd brofi’r hyn sydd gan yr ardal wych hon i’w gynnig.”
David Webster, Cadeirydd Seventy Ninth Group:
“Safle Penrhos yw ein prosiect mwyaf hyd yma ac ni fyddai cychwyn ar ddatblygiad mor sylweddol yn bosib heb gefnogaeth ein cleientiaid, cwsmeriaid a buddsoddwyr. Rydym yn gweld cyfle aruthrol mewn gosod llety gwyliau yn y Deyrnas Unedig ac rydym wedi ceisio caffaeliadau yn y maes hwn yn benodol, fel rhan o’n portffolio sy’n ehangu o hyd.”
