• RECEPTION FOYER
• 49’ 9” MAIN HALL
• 34’ 11” VESTRY
• REAR ENTRANCE HALL
• KITCHEN
• 56’ FIRST FLOOR GALLERY
• PITCH PINE PEWS
• OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING

• MAINLY UPVC DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS
• GARDENS TO 3 SIDES
• EXTERNAL W.C.
• BOILER ROOM
• INDEPENDENT REAR ACCESS
• PRIVATE OFF ROAD PARKING FOR AT LEAST 10 CARS

Due to its Grade II Listing, the number of alternative uses to which the Chapel can be put would be limited.   Applications for Planning Permission, Building Regulation Approval and Listed Building Consent would have to be submitted to the appropriate authorities before any alteration/conversion work could be carried out.   Interested parties should therefore contact Gwynedd Council and CADW to make the appropriate enquiries and both these Bodies can provide help, advice and a number of booklets and leaflets which would assist potential purchasers.   Contact details are available from our office.    

The property is of mainly stone construction with part rendered and spar dashed elevations under a pitched slate roof with a mineralised felt covered roof to the boiler room.  

DIRECTIONS:   Proceeding out of Bangor along the A5 (Llandegai Road), continue straight ahead at the by-pass flyover roundabout , take the right hand lane and at the next roundabout, turn right onto the A4244 (signposted for Llanberis).   Continue along for 3.2 miles and at the next roundabout, turn left onto the continuation of the A4244.   Follow the road for 1.7 miles and after passing the Beran Filling Station on your left, take the second turning left (signposted for Deiniolen). Follow the road through the village and after passing Llandinorwic Church on your left, take the next turning left. The Chapel will then be found approximately 100 yards along on your left hand side    

THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:

GROUND FLOOR      

The chapel has two pairs of painted panelled front entrance doors which opens into a

RECEPTION FOYER having painted dressed stone walls, twin archways having coat hooks, a fluorescent strip light fitting and two further pairs of stained pine doors opening into the  

MAIN HALL 49’ 9” (15.15m) x 38’ 6” (11.73m) having part parquet block flooring, 54 pitch pine pews and a matching raised pulpit having twin turned staircases with spindle hand rails.  Pine ‘T&G’ panelled walls to dado level, one double power point, three single power points, electric pew heaters, two SPC Belgravia wall mounted oil fired central heating blowers, twelve arched side windows (seven being uPVC double glazed), two wall mounted oil lamps, ornate painted cast iron columns, eight pendant light fittings, an integral clock to the gallery and a pitch pine panelled door opening into the

VESTRY 34’ 11” (10.63m) x 24’ 5” (7.45m) having a raised ‘stage’ with solid pitch pine seating and a central pulpit, pine ‘T&G’ panelled walls to dado level, two single power points, two tall fitted pitch pine cupboards, two electricity meters, six arched windows (two being uPVC double glazed), two suspended fluorescent strip light fittings, five further pendant light fittings, six suspended electric heaters and twin pitch pine doors opening to the

REAR ENTRANCE HALL 10’ 2” (3.10m) x 4’ 8” (1.43m) having coat hooks, a uPVC double glazed window and a uPVC double glazed external door with a matching side panel providing independent rear access.

A further pitch pine panelled door opens from the rear of the vestry into the

KITCHEN 12’ 6” (3.83m) x 8’ 8” (2.63m) (max) having a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with under cupboards and a Santon hot water geyser over, a quarry tile floor, a large former fireplace recess having a painted slate surround, one double power point, a ceiling light point and a door providing secondary rear access.

FIRST FLOOR

Twin turned staircases with spindle balustrades, three circular windows and heavy pitch pine doors then lead up from the reception foyer to the  

FIRST FLOOR GALLERY 56’ 0” (17.08m) x 38’ 4” (11.69m) having 40 further curved/straight pitch pine panelled pews, fixed bench seating, pine ‘T&G’ panelled walls to dado level, twelve arched side windows (nine being uPVC double glazed) together with three large front windows, ten pendant light fittings and a beautiful ornate painted panelled ceiling incorporating a large hatch giving access to the large roof space.

OUTSIDE

Twin wrought iron gates open to the main entrance area which has dressed stone walls with wrought iron railings and two external light fittings.   There are then grassed areas to three sides with an EXTERNAL W.C. having a w.c. low suite, an oil storage tank and a BOILER ROOM housing a Sime oil fired boiler serving the chapel’s heating system. 

The rear entrance has twin wrought iron gates, a paved entrance area and a bulkhead light fitting.

On the opposite side of the road to the Chapel, there is a large gravelled parking area which provides PRIVATE OFF ROAD PARKING FOR AT LEAST 10 CARS.

We have not carried out a test on the Chapel’s heating systems, 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. 

VIEWING:By appointment through agents.

TEL 01248 353357
FAX 01248 372272

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