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The
property is of stone/brick/concrete block construction with part rendered
and spar dashed and part rendered and painted elevations under a pitched
slate roof with two mineralised felt covered roofs to the rear.
DIRECTIONS:
Entering the village from the Bangor direction on the A5, after
passing the first parade of shops on your left, take the first turning left
(signposted for the Library) and follow this road around the left hand bend
into Victoria Place. Take the
first turning on the right into
Coetmor Road
and as you approach the brow of
the hill, turn sharp right into Bryntirion.
Continue along for approximately 50 yards, take the first turning
left into Williams Terrace and the property will then be found towards the
end of the terrace on your right hand side.
THE
ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:
GROUND
FLOOR
A
uPVC panelled front door opens into the
LOUNGE 13 1 (4.01m) x
12 3 (3.75m) having an attractive slate Inglenook fireplace with a
raised quarry tile hearth and a living flame log effect mains gas fire.
Laminated wooden flooring, three double power points, a double
radiator, a t.v. aerial cable connection, a uPVC double glazed window, four
points for wall lights, a high level electricity meter cupboard also housing
the consumer unit, a smoke detector alarm and a part glazed pine panelled
door opening to the
DINING
ROOM
12 1 (3.71m) x 9 0 (2.76m) having laminated wooden flooring to match the
lounge, two double power points, a double radiator, a built-in storage
cupboard with twin wooden doors, two points for wall lights, an open beamed
ceiling and the following rooms off:-
KITCHEN 9 9 (2.96m) x
9 0 (2.78m) re-fitted with a range of matching base and wall
cupboard units having Shaker style doors, a recess with plumbing and
waste pipe for a washing machine, space for a fridge freezer, a granite
pattern breakfast bar and matching rolled edge heat resistant working
surfaces incorporating an inset 1½ bowl single drainer sink with a
swan-neck mixer tap and an inset Stoves gas hob with a matching built-in gas
oven beneath and a fully integrated filter unit over.
Ceramic tiled floor, tiled splash backs to the working surfaces,
three double power points, one concealed single power point, two uPVC double
glazed windows and a uPVC double glazed external door providing access to
the rear garden.

BATHROOM
8 7 (2.62m) x 4 1
(1.25m) re-fitted with a new white suite comprising a luxury corner panelled
bath with an integral seat, a built-in shower, a curved shower rail and
curtain, a pedestal wash hand basin and a WC low suite.
Ceramic tiled floor, mainly tiled walls with feature mosaic tiling,
part pine T&G panelled walls, a single radiator, a toilet roll
holder, a towel rail, a towel ring, a pine mug/toothbrush holder, a
shaver socket, a wall mounted medicine cabinet with a mirrored door, twin
pine entrance doors, a uPVC double glazed window and a pine T&G
panelled ceiling.
FIRST
FLOOR
A straight flight staircase with a pine hand
rail then leads up from the lounge to the first floor landing which has one
single power point, two points for wall lights, a part pine T&G
panelled ceiling with a domed roof skylight providing good natural light and
the following rooms off:-

FRONT
BEDROOM ONE 12 5 (3.78m) x
10 0 (3.06m) having a walk-in wardrobe with two hanging rails,
fitted shelving, an internal light and a pine panelled door.
Two double power points, a double radiator, a pine panelled door, an
access hatch to the roof space and a uPVC double glazed window through which
there are good views of the
Ogwen
Valley
and the surrounding mountains.
REAR
BEDROOM TWO 14 7 (4.47m) x
9 7 (2.93m) (max) having a telephone point, two double power
points, a single radiator, a uPVC double glazed window through which there
are rural views, a pine panelled door and a fitted airing cupboard with twin
pine louvered doors housing a Vaillant wall mounted mains gas fired 'combi'
boiler with a central heating/hot water programmer.
OUTSIDE

To the rear of the property, there is a
small domestic area with a garden hose point, a coach lamp style light
fitting and steps leading up to a good sized split level patio which has
feature slate walling and a rotary clothes line.
We
have not carried out a test on the central heating system, the electrical
wiring circuits or any other services connected to the property and we are
therefore unable to comment on the condition or adequacy of same.
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