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Fancy opening the curtains every morning and enjoying views across open farmland towards the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountain range, whilst being only four miles away from one of the finest beaches in Britain? Having previously incorporated the village shop and post office, the owners have obtained planning permission for change of use back to residential, with plans having been drawn up to create two separate dwellings or an interconnected annexe or just one large property. Should all the bedrooms not be required for the family, the house would lend itself perfectly for use as a bed and breakfast.
THE ACCOMMODATION:
Set back behind a small walled front garden, an entrance porch opens to a spacious hallway with doors off to the living room, dining room and study and stairs rising up to the first floor landing. The living room benefits from double glazed windows to the front and rear elevations and two radiators, whilst the study has a double glazed window to the front elevation and a radiator. The dining room has a double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator, recessed understairs storage area, a door through to the previously used trading area and a doorway through to the kitchen. Situated on the rear of the house and with double glazed windows to the rear and side elevations, the kitchen area is fitted with wall and base units, roll top work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, space for a cooker, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, a radiator and a double glazed door to the rear garden. The previous trading area is a substantial space with a door and windows to the front elevation and which leads through to a large hallway/utility area with WC and a side door to the rear garden and a door through to a spacious storage room which is accessed via steps down and has a useful mezzanine floor above.
The first floor landing enjoys views to the rear from two double glazed windows, has two radiators and doors off to four double bedrooms, a dressing room/bedroom five, the house bathroom and an additional WC/bathroom. The house bathroom is fitted with a white suite and further comprises a panel bath with mains fed shower above, low flush WC and wash basin, double glazed window to the rear elevation, radiator towel rail, airing cupboard and a loft access hatch. The master bedroom, along with all the others, enjoys views towards the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountain range from a double glazed window to the front elevation and has a radiator, a door to an en-suite shower room and a doorway to a dressing room (previously bedroom five but which could easily be converted back if required) with further double glazed window to the front elevation and radiator. Bedroom two has a double glazed window to the front elevation and also benefits from a fitted wash basin and radiator, bedroom three has double glazed windows to both the front and side elevations, a radiator and a doorway to an en-suite shower room and bedroom four also has a double glazed window to the front elevation and a radiator. The additional WC/bathroom off the landing is currently fitted with a low flush WC and wash basin with the bath having been previously removed, but with the plumbing remaining in place.
Outside:
To the rear of the property timber decking leads down to a paved patio and a raised hardstanding which currently houses a summer house and hot tub which are not included within the purchase price but are available by separate negotiation. Beyond here is a parking area with an electric car charging point and double gates opening to the side road. The main garden is laid to lawn with shrub and plant borders with a gate opening through to a side garden which has a gate opening onto the road at the front and which could provide additional parking if required.
Agent's Note:
Full details of the change of use planning approval can be found by visiting the planning and building control section of the Isle of Anglesey County Council website and searching for application number FPL/2024/239. The property has also benefitted from recent improvements to its energy efficiency by undergoing an extensive upgrade to its insulation, having an air source heat pump fitted as well as additional electricity generating photovoltaic cells.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
Mains electricity, water and drainage, electricity generating photovoltaic cells and an air source heat pump.
Local Authority:
Isle of Anglesey County Council
Council Tax:
Band D
EPC=C
THE LOCATION:
Llangaffo is a small village situated towards the South West corner of Anglesey with the nearest town being found approximately seven miles away towards the centre of the island at Llangefni. The beach at Llanddwyn is just over four miles away and is part of the Newborough Warren National Nature Reserve and Forest and has been regularly voted as one of Britain’s best beaches, whilst the world famous tourist destination of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch is only eight miles away. The island has a rich cultural heritage and enjoys unspoilt coastlines and stunning landscapes with fantastic opportunities for cycling, walking, horse riding and a whole variety of coastal activities from sailing and kayaking to kite surfing and coasteering. The mainland is easily accessible via one of the two iconic bridges and the city of Bangor with its cathedral, university and mainline train station is just over 11 miles away.
SCHOOLING:
Ysgol Santes Dwynwen is just under two miles away and is a community primary school for the children of Llangaffo, Newborough, Dwyran and Bodorgan. The school was built in 2019 and won a national building award for its design, which was inspired by the nearby historic site of Llys Rhosyr, which served as the Royal Court of Welsh Princes in the 13th century. The closest senior schools can be found at Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni approximately seven miles away and Ysgol David Hughes in Menai Bridge, approximately nine miles away.
