High Street, Gwynedd

• Grade II listed property requiring full renovation
• Currently arranged as two separate dwellings
• Ground floor flat plus first and second floor maisonette
• Potential to create one substantial dwelling, subject to consent
• Historic features including staircase and bay windows
• Five bedrooms across the existing accommodation
• Enclosed rear yard with access to unrestricted parking
An excellent opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed property requiring full renovation and modernisation. The property is currently arranged as two separate dwellings, comprising a ground floor flat and a maisonette arranged over the first and second floors, each benefiting from separate stair access. The property offers considerable potential for improvement and, subject to the necessary consents, may lend itself to conversion into one substantial family home.
Flat 1 is accessed via an entrance hallway featuring the historic staircase to the first floor. The accommodation comprises a front-facing living room with bay window and gas fire, leading through to a fitted kitchen with base and wall units, tiled splashbacks, range-style gas cooker and extractor fan. A rear hall provides under-stairs storage and access to the rear entrance. There is also a double bedroom with side-facing window and built-in storage, together with an en-suite wet-room style shower room.
Flat 2 occupies the first and second floors and is accessed via a half landing with useful cupboard storage. The first floor comprises a fitted kitchen with tiled splashbacks, side-facing window and plumbing for white goods, together with a rear landing providing staircase access to the ground floor and garden. A bathroom includes a shower over bath, WC, wash basin and built-in storage. The landing leads to a sizeable rear-facing double bedroom and a spacious living room spanning the width of the property, featuring a front-facing bay window and gas fireplace.
The second floor provides three further bedrooms, comprising two sizeable double bedrooms positioned to the front and rear aspects, along with a single bedroom to the front.
Tywyn is a delightful coastal town on the shores of Cardigan Bay with a variety of shops, cinema, leisure centre, primary and high schools, cottage hospital, main line railway station, promenade and sandy beach which also enjoys sensational sunsets. The area is surrounded by the famous Snowdonia National Park, which is renowned for its natural beauty, with Talyllyn Lake, Dyfi Estuary and Cader Idris nearby. For golfing enthusiasts there is a championship course at nearby Aberdyfi. Sailing and all water sports are very popular at both Aberdyfi and Tywyn, plus sea and river fishing within easy distance.
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Externally, the property benefits from an enclosed rear yard with a gate providing access to unrestricted parking.