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The
property is a combination of stone/brick/concrete block construction with
rendered and spar dashed elevations under a pitched slate roof.
DIRECTIONS:
Proceeding out of
Bangor
along
Caernarfon Road
, after passing under the railway bridge, continue along for approximately
275 yards turning left at the first roundabout into
Hendrewen Road
. Continue to the brow of the
hill and as the road bends to the left turn right.
Follow this road for approximately 100 yards and the property will
then be found on your right hand side.
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THE ACCOMMODATION
COMPRISES:
GROUND FLOOR
A
uPVC double glazed front door opens into the
LOUNGE 15 0 (4.56m)
x 13 4 (4.08m) with an attractive tiled Inglenook fireplace
having a large slate hearth and a Hunter cast iron multi-fuel stove.
Laminated wooden flooring, three double power points, two double
radiators, two uPVC double glazed windows with tiled sills, two points for
wall lights, a high level electricity meter cupboard also housing a consumer
unit, an open beamed ceiling and a stained pine lattice glazed door opening
into the
KITCHEN
DINER 15 0 (4.56m) x 7 5 (2.26m) re-fitted with a
range of matching base and wall cupboard units having deep pan drawers, two
recesses with plumbing and waste pipes for a washing machine and dishwasher,
a further 500mm wide recess for a cooker, a narrow retractable drinks rack,
solid wood rolled edge working surfaces and a Belfast sink.
Ceramic tile floor, a double radiator, mosaic tile effect splashbacks
to the working surfaces with window sills to match, two double power points,
two single power points, an electric point for a cooker incorporating a
further single power point, two further concealed power points serving the
washing machine and dishwasher and two uPVC double glazed windows.
A pine panelled door
opens from the lounge into the
REAR
HALL
having laminated wooden flooring to match the lounge, one single power
point, a double radiator, wavy mirror wall tiles, a built-in cupboard
housing a Worcester 15/19 oil fired combi boiler with an integral
digital programmer and a cloaks rail, a uPVC double glazed external door
with a scribed lower panel and a side window to match, a telephone
point and the following rooms off:-
REAR BEDROOM ONE 11
4 (3.44m) x 10 0 (3.05m)
having one single power point, a single radiator, a uPVC double glazed
window and a pine panelled door.
REAR BEDROOM TWO 11
4 (3.44m) x 7 7 (2.32m) having
one single power point, a single radiator, a uPVC double glazed window and a
pine panelled door.
BATHROOM
7 6 (2.30m) x 6 3 (1.91m) with a white suite comprising a panelled bath
with a Mira Sport electric shower, a shower wire and curtain, a pedestal
wash hand basin and a w.c. low suite. Ceramic
tile floor, a double radiator, part tiled walls, a uPVC double glazed
window, a pine panelled door, an access hatch to the roof space and with a
range of accessories including a toilet roll holder, a towel ring, a glass
vanity shelf, a towel rail, a mug/toothbrush holder, wavy mirror wall
tiles and a wall mounted medicine cabinet.
FIRST FLOOR
A steep straight flight
staircase with a stained pine spindle balustrade leads up to

BEDROOM THREE 13
4 (4.07m) x 6 10 (2.08m) (15 1/4.60m max - to
eaves) having one single power point, a stained pine spindle handrail, a
double radiator, two exposed purlins, a bed light pull switch and a stained
pine Velux double glazed roof window with an integral blind through which
there are pleasant rural views. This
room has partially restricted head height due to the roof slope.
A doorway then opens into the
HOBBIES
ROOM
11 4 (3.45m) max x 7 4 (2.25m) having one single
power point, a double radiator, a deep floored built-in eaves storage
cupboard, a curtained wardrobe with a hanging rail to the opposite
eaves, two exposed purlins and a stained pine Velux double glazed roof
window with an integral blind through which there are again pleasant rural
views. This room again has
partially restricted head height due to the roof slope.
OUTSIDE
Slate
steps lead up to the front entrance area which has a gravelled bed, timber
decking, dressed stone walling, wooden fencing, a seating area, a fuel
bunker and a coachlamp style light fitting.
To the left hand side of the property there is a brick screen wall
which partially conceals the oil storage tank which serves the central
heating boiler. There is also a BRICK BUILT STORE SHED and a
halogen lamp on an automatic sensor.
To the rear of the
property, there is a neat low maintenance garden which is gravelled and
decked and has a rotary clothes line, bamboo fencing, twin wooden gates
opening into a concreted PRIVATE OFF
ROAD
PARKING
AREA
, a halogen floodlamp on an
automatic sensor, a variety of
shrubs and plants and a pear tree. To
the right hand side of the property, there is a separate side entrance gate
and a garden hose point.
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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