House For Sale £165,000
If you are looking for a first time buy or adding to your rental portfolio, this deceptively spacious, Mid Terrace Home is one to put at the very top of your viewing list.
Located on the main Caernarfon Road, on the edge of the university city of Bangor, this traditional red brick Mid Terrace Home is deceptively spacious and offers a great opportunity if you are looking to take your first steps onto the property ladder. The well proportioned accommodation briefly comprises of a welcoming Entrance Hallway with a generous size ground floor Bedroom to the rear. At the front of the property is a spacious Lounge that features a large bay window and a decorative brick fireplace. At the end of the Hallway is a good size Dining Room complete with a red quarry tile floor and useful under stairs storage. Beyond the Dining Room is a modern Kitchen that is fully fitted with a range of white base and wall units, topped with a stone effect work surface and equipped with an electric cooker and a washing machine point. Upstairs off a spacious landing are 3 Bedrooms, made up of 2 generous size Double Bedrooms and a smaller Single Bedroom. All are served by a modern part tiled Shower Room with a separate Wc to the side. The property has a mains gas central heating system and is also fitted with uPVC double glazing to keep you warm during the colder months. We highly recommend you book a viewing soon to fully appreciate this surprisingly spacious home, set in a most convenient location.
The location is key to this property's success, being located about 15 minutes walk from the university campus, as well as the important neighbouring amenities that include a Morrison's supermarket, a range of take away food providers, several cafes and public houses, all virtually on the doorstep. The most leisurely walker can access the town centre in about 10 to 15 minutes and the railway station, which is even closer, provides a first rate intercity service, while for car owners, the nearby A55 expressway can propel them in a westerly direction onto the lovely island of Anglesey and eastward along much of the north Wales coast towards Chester, Liverpool and Manchester, ultimately linking up with the UK motorway network.
Located on the main Caernarfon Road, on the edge of the university city of Bangor, this traditional red brick Mid Terrace Home is deceptively spacious and offers a great opportunity if you are looking to take your first steps onto the property ladder. The well proportioned accommodation briefly comprises of a welcoming Entrance Hallway with a generous size ground floor Bedroom to the rear. At the front of the property is a spacious Lounge that features a large bay window and a decorative brick fireplace. At the end of the Hallway is a good size Dining Room complete with a red quarry tile floor and useful under stairs storage. Beyond the Dining Room is a modern Kitchen that is fully fitted with a range of white base and wall units, topped with a stone effect work surface and equipped with an electric cooker and a washing machine point. Upstairs off a spacious landing are 3 Bedrooms, made up of 2 generous size Double Bedrooms and a smaller Single Bedroom. All are served by a modern part tiled Shower Room with a separate Wc to the side. The property has a mains gas central heating system and is also fitted with uPVC double glazing to keep you warm during the colder months. We highly recommend you book a viewing soon to fully appreciate this surprisingly spacious home, set in a most convenient location.
The location is key to this property's success, being located about 15 minutes walk from the university campus, as well as the important neighbouring amenities that include a Morrison's supermarket, a range of take away food providers, several cafes and public houses, all virtually on the doorstep. The most leisurely walker can access the town centre in about 10 to 15 minutes and the railway station, which is even closer, provides a first rate intercity service, while for car owners, the nearby A55 expressway can propel them in a westerly direction onto the lovely island of Anglesey and eastward along much of the north Wales coast towards Chester, Liverpool and Manchester, ultimately linking up with the UK motorway network.
