* VIDEO TOUR AND VIEWINGS AVAILABLE UPON REQUES* The premises comprises a substantial late-19th-century detached two-story house. It is constructed with solid masonry, roughcast rendered walls and a multi-pitched clay tile roof. It has gabled elevations, period detailing, a classical columned front portico, and a first-floor steel balcony. It incorporates a mix of uPVC and timber-framed windows throughout and both uPVC and cast-iron rainwater goods.
The property has been extended by way of both single and two-story outriggers. In addition there is a detached garage alongside a further outbuilding, which was previously a recording studio, but is now in in poor condition.
Internally the main house provides a large reception room/hall which leads to a further hallway with staircase to the first floor alongside a lounge, dining room, further reception room and a kitchen / diner to the ground floor. There is also a small shower room. The first floor provides a landing, which leads to three double bedrooms, one with a dressing room (which could be converted to provide an en-suite if required), a family bathroom and further bedroom/study. There is also an attic level which comprises two further rooms. These were accessed via a loft ladder, rather than a proper staircase, though did benefit from velux windows and have potential to be converted to provide two further bedrooms subject to the installation of a proper staircase. There is also a small wine cellar.
The property does benefit from period character, with a grand staircase, galleried landing alongside features such as original fireplaces and cornicing.
There is also a garage and former recording studio which are in very basic condition, and the roof has partly come down within the studio.
Overall the property requires extensive repair / improvement work, alongside full internal refurbishment throughout.
Externally, the property features a part brick-paved driveway, areas of lawn with mature trees and patio areas. There is also a former pond/pool, which has been drained and is in poor condition and overgrown.
The premises are located on the edge of the coastal town of Llandudno, situated on the Creuddyn Peninsula in North Wales. Bryn Y Bia Road provides access to the B115 Colwyn Road, which leads towards Llandudno town centre and links to the main A470. Junction 20 of the A55 North Wales Express Way is around 2.5 miles to the south, Llandudno railway station is situated approximately 1.5 miles to the west and Colwyn Bay Railway Station is around 3.5 miles south east of the property.
Llandudno is a popular tourist destination, and the town centre is around a mile from the property and provides a range of amenities and tourist attractions, including Llandudno Pier & Promenade, Venue Cymru and a ranger of high street and local retailers, public houses, cafes and bars.
The immediate surrounding area is residential, comprising largely detached higher value housing positioned on large plots. Many of the houses benefit from sea views, with the beach being a few minutes walk from the property and it is considered a desirable residential location.
Freehold
Internally the Gross Internal Areas (Sq.M /Sq.FT) are as follows:
Ground floor 128.95/1,388
First Floor 97.58/1,050
Attic* 28.8/310
Basement 7.8/84
MAIN HOUSE TOTAL 263.13/ 2,832
*We have not measured the attic whilst on site, as access was restricted due to the amount of items being stored within these areas. We also flag that access is via a ladder, with no proper staircase. The above measurement is taken from a previous valuation report.
In addition to the above, there is a garage and outbuilding which was formerly a recording studio which extends to 66.89 Sqm (516 SqFt) as well as a further outbuilding extending to 31.26 SqM (336 SqFt).
Externally, the property features a part brick-paved driveway, areas of lawn with mature trees and patio areas. There is also a former pond/pool, which has been drained and is in poor condition and overgrown.
Energy Asset Rating is E.
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