Six generous double bedrooms across four floors
Fully renovated interior; new carpets and restored floors
Striking hand‑painted staircase and high ceilings
Two large basement rooms; recently damp‑proofed but unfinished
Cosy log burner; mains gas boiler serviced April 2025
Double glazing throughout; fibre broadband available (speeds currently slow)
EPC band E; scope and cost likely to improve energy efficiency
Above‑average crime, very deprived area; council tax above average
This late‑Victorian six‑bedroom home blends original character with a recent full renovation, creating generous family living across four floors. High ceilings, wide double‑glazed sash‑style windows and a hand‑painted staircase give strong period charm, while restored floors and fresh finishes make the house immediately habitable.
Ground‑floor living rooms are light and spacious, centred on a cosy log burner. The large kitchen keeps a historic oven as a feature and flows to practical garden space. Two substantial basement rooms offer flexible additional space; they have been recently damp‑proofed but are currently unfinished and may need further work to convert into living accommodation.
The property sits within walking distance of Llangefni town centre with excellent A55 access for commuting across Ynys Môn and beyond. Practical advantages include mains gas central heating (boiler serviced April 2025), full double glazing and fibre broadband availability. Note that current measured broadband speeds are slow in the area.
Known negatives are factual: the EPC sits at Band E (current rating 42) with potential to improve, council tax is above average, and the locality records above‑average crime and very high area deprivation. The stone external walls are likely uninsulated (as built), so buyers seeking lower running costs should allow for insulation or energy improvements. Overall, this is a spacious, characterful family home ready to move into with clear scope for buyers to personalise and upgrade energy performance.
