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The
property is of stone/brick/concrete block construction with rendered and
painted elevations under a pitched slate roof with a mineralised felt
covered roof to the kitchen/bedroom/bathroom extension.
DIRECTIONS: Entering
Bethesda
from the
Bangor
direction on the
A5, continue through the village, along the straight stretch and after
passing Austin Taylor on your left, turn left at the next set of
crossroads into Braichmelyn. The
property will then be found approximately 150 yards along on your right
hand side.
THE
ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:
The
property has an attractive slate roofed canopy entrance with a part glazed
front door opening into the
RECEPTION VESTIBULE having
wooden floorboards, two dimmer switches, a cloaks rail, a high level
electricity (card) meter and consumer unit, an artexed ceiling and a
lattice glazed door opening into the
LOUNGE 15 2 (4.61m) x
12 10 (3.91m) with a former Inglenook fireplace having an inset
open fire, a quarry tile hearth, a back boiler serving the central heating
and domestic hot water supply and a painted cast-stone surround. Four
double power points, a single radiator, a telephone point, a t.v. aerial
socket, a double glazed window with a deep sill, two wall uplighters and a
door opening into
FRONT BEDROOM ONE 14 10
(4.54m) max x 8 2 (2.48m)
having four double power points, a t.v. aerial cable connection, a single
radiator, a double glazed window with a deep sill, a smoke detector alarm
and an access hatch to the roof space.
A
doorway to the rear of the lounge then opens into the
INNER HALL having the following rooms off:-
REAR BEDROOM TWO 9 10
(3.00m) x 9 0 (2.73m) having one double power point, one single power
point, a wall mounted electric heater, a single radiator, a uPVC double
glazed window and a smoke detector alarm.
BATHROOM having a new white suite comprising a panelled
bath with a Triton Spellbird electric shower, a pedestal wash hand basin
with a swan-neck mixer tap and a WC low suite.
Ceramic tiled floor, a single radiator, fully tiled walls with a
window sill to match, a uPVC double glazed window, a wall mounted medicine
cabinet with a mirrored door, a toilet roll holder, a soap dish, a towel
ring, a mug/toothbrush holder and a towel rail.
KITCHEN 10 0 (3.03m) x
9 0 (2.74m) with a range of matching base and wall cupboard
units having a wide recess with plumbing and waste pipe for a washing
machine and a vent for a tumble dryer, a 500mm wide recess having a gas
point for a cooker, a tall larder unit, a carousel unit and granite
pattern rolled edge heat resistant working surfaces incorporating an inset
double drainer stainless steel sink with mixer taps.
Ceramic tiled floor, part tiled splashbacks to the working surfaces
with a window sill to match, three double power points, one single power
point, a uPVC double glazed window and a doorway opening into the
SIDE HALL having a ceramic tiled floor to match the
kitchen, a concealed hot water cylinder with an immersion heater, one
single power point and a uPVC double glazed external door providing
independent side access and access to the rear garden.
OUTSIDE
To the
front of the property there is a raised concreted seati ng
area with a gas meter cupboard and a central entrance having a wooden
gate.
A side
screen gate then opens to a side path which provides independent side
access and to the rear where there is a garden hose point and a flight of
steps leading up to a terraced garden which has a variety of shrubs, a
seating area, a stone/slate built GARDEN
STORE with a pitched slate roof, good views from the rear of the
garden and a pleasant wooded aspect to the rear.
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. |