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The property requires extensive
modernisation but offers tremendous potential with the first floor
accommodation being partially partitioned off into three rooms.
The property is of
stone/concrete block/brick construction with rendered and spar dashed
elevations under a pitched slate roof with mineralised felt covered
dormers to the front and rear.
DIRECTIONS: Entering
Bethesda from the Bangor direction on the A5, continue towards the centre
of the village and after passing through the first set of pedestrian
traffic lights and rounding a left hand bend, take the first turning on
the left into Pen Y Bryn Road. When
you reach the mini roundabout, continue straight ahead, follow the road
around the left hand bend and after you reach the brow of the hill, the
property will be found approximately 50 yards along on your left hand
side.
THE
ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:
GROUND
FLOOR A
panelled uPVC front door opens into the
LOUNGE/DINING ROOM 17 10
(5.44m) x 12 8 (3.88m)
having a brick faced open fireplace with a raised quarry tiled hearth and
a stained pine mantle, three double power points, two uPVC coated double
glazed windows, a telephone point and a high level electricity meter
cupboard.
LOWER
GROUND FLOOR
A straight flight staircase
from the lounge/dining room leads down to the
KITCHEN 12 7 (3.83m) x
11 8 (3.54m) having two double base cupboard units, a matching
double wall cupboard unit, marble pattern rolled edge heat resistant
working surfaces and a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with under
cupboards. Four double
power points, an electric point for a cooker incorporating a single power
point and a uPVC coated double glazed external door providing access to
the rear garden. The
kitchen then opens to a
REAR HALL AREA
having a door opening into the
BATHROOM 7 2 (2.19m) x 5 6
(1.67m) having a part Primrose suite comprising a panelled bath, a
pedestal wash hand basin and a white WC low suite.
FIRST
FLOOR
A straight flight staircase
then leads up from the lounge/dining room to the first floor which has
overall dimensions of 17 11
(5.46m) x 12 7 (3.84m)
and which is partially partitioned off to form three rooms with one double
power point, three uPVC coated double glazed windows and ducting for an
extractor.
OUTSIDE
To the rear of the property,
there is a concreted domestic area with a fuel bunker and three steps
leading up to a rear garden which has a clothes line and views towards the
mountains and across the valley towards St Anns.
We
have not carried out a test on 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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