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The Grade II-listed building has been in the same family since 1754 Credit: Knight Frank

A Grade II-listed building has just joined Anglesey's property market. Plas Gwyn is an enormous property near Pentraeth. It has been in the same family since it was built in 1754.

Readers can relax in sumptuous surroundings Credit: Knight Frank

The mansion was officially listed in 1971 and is now protected by heritage body Cadw. The mansion and grounds were not open to the public on a regular basis until it went on sale last week.

One of Plas Gwyn's 16 bedrooms Credit: Knight Frank

Estate Agent Frank Knight says there has been a lot of interest in the mansion already. George Bramley, one of the partners at the firm, said: "It’s such a large estate in terms of acreage. It could be appealing to anyone. There has already been a lot of local interest in it.”

The estate includes more than 2,000 acres of sporting rights. Credit: Knight Frank

A 32-page catalogue about the property has been put together including details of the 2,075-acre coastal and sporting estate, three cottages, coach house and series of outbuildings included in the £5m asking price.