A rare opportunity indeed - situated in a much sought after area of Caernarfon is this striking and substantial 3 Storey 6 Bedroomed Detached Period Residence dating back to 1886, standing in generous garden grounds and within easy reach of town centre amenities. Viewing essential.

Most certainly a rare opportunity indeed - situated in a much sought after area of Caernarfon is this striking and substantial 3 Storey Detached Period Residence dating back to 1886, a property which stands in spacious well-established garden grounds whilst being conveniently within easy reach of the town centre, supermarkets, schools and scenic seafront and marina. This imposing property not only offers abundant period charm but is highly individual in its design with some interesting external architectural features, and also features generous accommodation with substantial rooms throughout plus the appeal of a useful cellar. On entry, you’re greeted by a fittingly spacious entrance hall complete with original Minton tiled floor, a grand wooden staircase and impressive stained glass window. All of the rooms on the ground floor have high ceilings, most with original coving, with proportions which create a real sense of light and space; the sitting room is notable for its deep bay window. You can expect generous rooms also on the first and second floors with 4 bedrooms on the first floor, one of which comes fitted with modern en-suite facilities, whilst general bathroom facilities also feature modern appointments. There are a further 2 bedrooms on the second floor, one with a sea view, and although these are currently used for general storage purposes so need some attention, they are also suitable for a number of additional uses such as an office and/or games room. Craig y Don has obviously been well cared for through the years but would now profit from some additional modernising/updating, offering as it does period accommodation which is very appealing with much potential for those with vision and foresight. The property benefits from partial uPVC double glazing (mainly to the rear elevation) and gas central heating. For an overview of the general layout of the accommodation please consult the floorplan contained within these details. Historic Caernarfon is a bustling town with plenty of shops, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities plus an attractive dockside/marina area with theatre and also a good range of cafes and restaurants. The area makes for easy travelling to the university city of Bangor, the A55 Expressway and Snowdonia. Caernarfon is a major tourist centre and the commercial and administrative centre for the county of Gwynedd. The variety of interesting and independent shops within the castle walls offers something a little bit different from the norm but there is also the usual high street variety - all within close proximity of the magnificent 13th century castle.