The Victorian building has a guide price of £95,000 and a unique history of tragedy and heroism which even includes a tale of cannibalism
A historic Victorian-era lifeboat station in Moelfre, Anglesey, Wales, is being auctioned with a guide price of £95,000. The building, located in a stunning coastal area, has a unique history of tragedy and heroism, including tales of cannibalism. Currently used as a boathouse and storage, the property spans approximately 66 square meters. Access is only by foot, requiring a steep walk, and viewings must be accompanied by an agent. The building lacks nearby services, and potential buyers are advised to exercise caution due to its dangerous condition. The property is currently used as a boathouse and storage, and interested parties can contact Egerton Estates Benllech for more information.
