Characterful 4-bed townhouse with annexe — ideal family home with upgrade potential..
- Victorian end-of-terrace with high ceilings and bay windows
- Four bedrooms across three floors plus separate annexe
- Single family bathroom for four bedrooms
- Mains gas boiler, radiators and pre-2002 double glazing
- Stone walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades recommended
- Small rear patio garden, easy-care outdoor space
- Article 4 Direction restricts change to second home/holiday let
- Area classified as very deprived; council tax above average
This Victorian end-of-terrace house spreads across three floors and keeps many original period features: high ceilings, bay windows and a feature fireplace. The main accommodation includes a bright front living room, kitchen/snug with a log burner, and four bedrooms arranged over the upper floors. A small rear patio garden provides outdoor space for dining and relaxing.
A separate self-contained annexe (kitchen/living area, bedroom and shower room) adds useful flexibility — ideal for guests, multi-generational living, a home office or potential rental income. Practical comforts include mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing (installed before 2002) and fast mobile and broadband connectivity.
Buyers should note a few material considerations. The property’s stone walls are assumed to lack insulation and will benefit from energy upgrades; there is only one main family bathroom for four bedrooms. Council tax sits above average and the wider area scores as very deprived, which may affect long-term value dynamics. An Article 4 Direction in Gwynedd means planning consent is required to change the property’s use between main residence, second home or short-term holiday let.
Overall, this is a characterful family house in a village setting with a useful annexe and good digital connectivity. It will suit buyers who appreciate period detail and are prepared to invest in insulation and modernisation to improve comfort and running costs.