Overview
- A planning application lodged in mid‑June 2026 is under review by Anglesey Council to remove or relax a 2007 occupancy condition that requires the three‑bed homes at Parc Delfryn to be used only as holiday properties.
- Fourteen of the 16 completed, furnished homes remain unsold after about two years of marketing, with prices reduced to around £250,000 and only two properties sold.
- The developer and agents say they have turned away at least 37 families who wanted to buy the homes as full‑time residences but could not because of the holiday‑use restriction.
- Sales fell after Welsh Government rules changed, including a 100% council tax premium on second homes in Anglesey and a 182‑day rental threshold for properties to qualify as holiday lets, which reduced demand for holiday‑home buyers.
- If planners approve lifting the condition the owner has offered to accept local‑connection sale limits, a move that could put ready housing into local use and test how planning conditions interact with national policy to shape supply.