House For Sale £245,000
Enjoys spectacular sea views! A substantial 5 Storey 11 Bedroomed Mid Terrace Period Residence situated on the seafront just yards from Pwllheli’s sandy southern beach. Requires extensive renovation, offering much potential for the investor.
A substantial 5 Storey 11 Bedroomed Mid Terrace Period Residence situated right on the seafront and just yards from the glorious sandy southern beach of Pwllheli. If you love coastal life, superb views and a bustling town with plenty of amenities, then this might be the right place for you. With its south facing aspect, you're treated to open sea vistas including southern Snowdonia, the Cambrian coastline and St. Tudwal's Islands located off Abersoch whilst the southerly aspect ensures you get the best of any available sunshine too. Being a period property means some rooms retain their original features with high coved ceilings and open fireplaces whilst a good proportion of rooms are generous in size. The property does require extensive modernising and renovation work and on this basis, provides the right investor, who appreciates the superb position and letting possibilities, to create accommodation suited to either long term lets or holiday accommodation. There are gardens front and rear, of which the rear garden could be utilised for off road parking purposes (subject to any planning consents and approvals) and a garage (which is in a state of disrepair). The property is served by gas central heating. For an overall appraisal and layout of the accommodation, please consult the floorplan contained within these details. The seaside conurbation of Pwllheli is a bustling market town - a principal shopping destination on the Llyn Peninsula offering a weekly market held in Y Maes (The Square). This lively seaside resort, which has two award winning beaches, also has an impressive marina with 24 hour access, berthing over 400 boats. Pwllheli is an ideal base from which to explore the scenic Peninsula (much of which is a designated AONB - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), as well as the nearby Snowdonia National Park. Within the town are a number of independent retail shops within the narrow streets as well as supermarkets, schools, leisure facilities, plenty of restaurants and a golf course to enjoy.
A substantial 5 Storey 11 Bedroomed Mid Terrace Period Residence situated right on the seafront and just yards from the glorious sandy southern beach of Pwllheli. If you love coastal life, superb views and a bustling town with plenty of amenities, then this might be the right place for you. With its south facing aspect, you're treated to open sea vistas including southern Snowdonia, the Cambrian coastline and St. Tudwal's Islands located off Abersoch whilst the southerly aspect ensures you get the best of any available sunshine too. Being a period property means some rooms retain their original features with high coved ceilings and open fireplaces whilst a good proportion of rooms are generous in size. The property does require extensive modernising and renovation work and on this basis, provides the right investor, who appreciates the superb position and letting possibilities, to create accommodation suited to either long term lets or holiday accommodation. There are gardens front and rear, of which the rear garden could be utilised for off road parking purposes (subject to any planning consents and approvals) and a garage (which is in a state of disrepair). The property is served by gas central heating. For an overall appraisal and layout of the accommodation, please consult the floorplan contained within these details. The seaside conurbation of Pwllheli is a bustling market town - a principal shopping destination on the Llyn Peninsula offering a weekly market held in Y Maes (The Square). This lively seaside resort, which has two award winning beaches, also has an impressive marina with 24 hour access, berthing over 400 boats. Pwllheli is an ideal base from which to explore the scenic Peninsula (much of which is a designated AONB - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), as well as the nearby Snowdonia National Park. Within the town are a number of independent retail shops within the narrow streets as well as supermarkets, schools, leisure facilities, plenty of restaurants and a golf course to enjoy.
