Land For Sale £84,000
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Freehold land approximately 1/4 of an acre. Title filed at registry CYM309122, Cae'r Felin {The Old Mill} Llanrwst, Conwy North Wales LL26 0DH.
The Mill sits high above Afon Bach {River small} south facing with views over the meadow, Cae Felin {meaning Mill field} to the Carneddau Mountains and Gwydir forest which are on the northern edges of Snowdonia national park and form the very beautiful Conwy valley.
The Conwy river runs through Llanrwst down to the Conwy estuary. Llanrwst is a picturesque small market town dating from around 900AD, nestled at a ford of the river Conwy, in the lea of the Carneddau mountains and Gwydir Forest.
Llanrwst boasts Llywelyn's stone coffin at St. Crwst church, Tu Hwnt i'r Bont {the court house now tea rooms} and medieval Gwydir castle.
The A 470 runs from the coast at Conwy / Llandudno South through Llanrwst and joins the A5 at Betwsycoed. The A5 runs west through Snowdonia National Park to Caernarfon and East to Llangollen and Oswestry.
Llanrwst is an ideal location from which to enjoy all the coastal and National park attractions including Zip world, Adventure park surfing, Go Below slate mine trampolining, High Ropes, walking, beautiful lakes, and mountain biking on the Marin Trail.
The Mill land has previously had planning permission, now lapsed for either a 5 bedroom bungalow or two 3 bedroom semi detached houses and for demolition of the old mill.
The buyer is required to sign a reservation agreement and make payment of a non-refundable Reservation Fee. This being 4.2% of the purchase price including VAT, subject to a minimum of £6,000.00 including VAT.
Freehold land approximately 1/4 of an acre. Title filed at registry CYM309122, Cae'r Felin {The Old Mill} Llanrwst, Conwy North Wales LL26 0DH.
The Mill sits high above Afon Bach {River small} south facing with views over the meadow, Cae Felin {meaning Mill field} to the Carneddau Mountains and Gwydir forest which are on the northern edges of Snowdonia national park and form the very beautiful Conwy valley.
The Conwy river runs through Llanrwst down to the Conwy estuary. Llanrwst is a picturesque small market town dating from around 900AD, nestled at a ford of the river Conwy, in the lea of the Carneddau mountains and Gwydir Forest.
Llanrwst boasts Llywelyn's stone coffin at St. Crwst church, Tu Hwnt i'r Bont {the court house now tea rooms} and medieval Gwydir castle.
The A 470 runs from the coast at Conwy / Llandudno South through Llanrwst and joins the A5 at Betwsycoed. The A5 runs west through Snowdonia National Park to Caernarfon and East to Llangollen and Oswestry.
Llanrwst is an ideal location from which to enjoy all the coastal and National park attractions including Zip world, Adventure park surfing, Go Below slate mine trampolining, High Ropes, walking, beautiful lakes, and mountain biking on the Marin Trail.
The Mill land has previously had planning permission, now lapsed for either a 5 bedroom bungalow or two 3 bedroom semi detached houses and for demolition of the old mill.
The buyer is required to sign a reservation agreement and make payment of a non-refundable Reservation Fee. This being 4.2% of the purchase price including VAT, subject to a minimum of £6,000.00 including VAT.
