2 bed Flat For Sale £260,000
***Uninterrupted Views Of Conwy Castle, Conwy Estuary & Surrounding Area ****
A fantastic and rare opportunity to purchase a piece of history, offered for sale is 1 Park Lodge, a two bedroom, first floor flat located within a grade II listed, arts-and-crafts villa known as Park Lodge. In brief the accommodation comprises; entrance hall with feature fireplace, stairs to first floor; opening into a spacious landing area that would lend itself as a dining area/reception area with superb views towards Conwy Castle, Conwy Estuary and Mountain Range beyond, lounge with bay window also enjoying a superb views, kitchen/breakfast room, two bedrooms with the master bedroom offering an en suite and four piece bathroom. The property is in need of some modernisation, however, does offer fantastic potential. Further benefiting from gas central heating, off road parking accessed via a sweeping driveway and terrace garden.
Viewing is essential to appreciate the position, charm and views the property has to offer.
The sellers are also open to negotiations on two further properties, 2 Park Lodge a three bedroom
mid terrace property marketed at offers over £400,000 & 3 Park Lodge a two bedroom end terrace property marketed at offer over £325,000 all properties are located within the same building.
History on the building: Built c1926, when it was offered for sale but had not yet been inhabited. By Longden and Venables, architects of Hanley, Leek and Macclesfield. The contractor was John Laing & Co of Liverpool.
The ground floor originally consisted of loggia, gallery hall, dining room, lounge, smoke room, gun room, cloak room and 'dark room'. A separate unit, with its own stairs, comprised kitchen, offices, and 2 sitting rooms. Beneath it was a 2-car garage. The house was built of pebble-dashed brick and featured a Kentish style roof. Inside it had hardwood and terrazzo floors. Roof beams from Lathom Hall, Liverpool, were re-used in the gallery hall.
The house was subdivided in the late C20, the main part of the house being divided into 3 units, with the service end making a 4th separate dwelling. For further history on the building please follow the link provided park-lodge-conwy#.YoZi52LMIdU
A fantastic and rare opportunity to purchase a piece of history, offered for sale is 1 Park Lodge, a two bedroom, first floor flat located within a grade II listed, arts-and-crafts villa known as Park Lodge. In brief the accommodation comprises; entrance hall with feature fireplace, stairs to first floor; opening into a spacious landing area that would lend itself as a dining area/reception area with superb views towards Conwy Castle, Conwy Estuary and Mountain Range beyond, lounge with bay window also enjoying a superb views, kitchen/breakfast room, two bedrooms with the master bedroom offering an en suite and four piece bathroom. The property is in need of some modernisation, however, does offer fantastic potential. Further benefiting from gas central heating, off road parking accessed via a sweeping driveway and terrace garden.
Viewing is essential to appreciate the position, charm and views the property has to offer.
The sellers are also open to negotiations on two further properties, 2 Park Lodge a three bedroom
mid terrace property marketed at offers over £400,000 & 3 Park Lodge a two bedroom end terrace property marketed at offer over £325,000 all properties are located within the same building.
History on the building: Built c1926, when it was offered for sale but had not yet been inhabited. By Longden and Venables, architects of Hanley, Leek and Macclesfield. The contractor was John Laing & Co of Liverpool.
The ground floor originally consisted of loggia, gallery hall, dining room, lounge, smoke room, gun room, cloak room and 'dark room'. A separate unit, with its own stairs, comprised kitchen, offices, and 2 sitting rooms. Beneath it was a 2-car garage. The house was built of pebble-dashed brick and featured a Kentish style roof. Inside it had hardwood and terrazzo floors. Roof beams from Lathom Hall, Liverpool, were re-used in the gallery hall.
The house was subdivided in the late C20, the main part of the house being divided into 3 units, with the service end making a 4th separate dwelling. For further history on the building please follow the link provided park-lodge-conwy#.YoZi52LMIdU
