Floorplan
Map6 bedroom detached house
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Study
Under offer
Detached house
6 beds
2 baths
4.35 acre(s)
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band H
Broadband: Super-fast 65Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Spacious plot with potential to develop/adapt (subject to planning)
- Circa 100m direct frontage onto the Cefni Estuary
- Direct access onto the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path
- Impressive views out over the sea and mountains
- Set within approximately 4.35 acres
- The property is in the Anglesey Coastal AONB
- Off road parking
- Situated in a desirable location
- Good access to the road links
- EPC Rating = E
A detached property with outstanding views and set within an impressive plot of approximately 4.35 acres.
Description
Ardraeth occupies a stunning position with beautiful views of the sea and Snowdonia, the property is also within walking distance of the village of Malltraeth.
The house is set within impressive grounds of around 4.35 acres and the plot has great potential (subject to planning).
The property has its own private access which leads to the front of the house and garage/boiler room.
The downstairs accommodation comprises a porch, entrance hallway, study/bedroom, dining room, reception room, kitchen/dining room and an impressive conservatory which enjoys the delightful views out over the grounds, sea and mountains. Additional accommodation comprises a guest bedroom and there is also a large principal bedroom with spacious en suite bathroom and dressing room.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms, a family bathroom and attic space.
The grounds and gardens are a wonderful feature of the property, there is an outbuildings/boat shed, extensive lawns, herbaceous borders, shrubs, plants and specimen trees. The plot has great potential (subject to planning) and there is access to the foreshore & estuary via a gate.
Agent's Note: We wish to inform prospective buyers of this property that the seller is an employee of Savills .
Location
Ardraeth is located in the village of Malltraeth and occupies a stunning position with beautiful uninterrupted views of the coastline and Snowdonia.
The village offers some amenities with a wider choice of supermarkets and department stores on the edge of Holyhead and also in Bangor.
On the recreational front there is excellent boating locally and around Anglesey, and Rhosneigr (8 miles) is particularly favored for sailing as well as wind and kite surfing. Locally and around the islands off Rhosneigr Bay there is superb fishing and lobster potting as well as kayaking, diving, surfing and paddle boarding. Walking and hiking enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of options including the nearby freshwater Llyn Maelog Lake, unspoilt dunes and beaches as well as the popular Newborough Forest near Menai.
The property is very well connected to the road links with nearby access to the A55. For travel to London there are direct rail services from Bangor and Holyhead to Euston and both Liverpool and Manchester are served with international airports. Holyhead offers regular ferry services to Dublin and back.
Square Footage: 3,469 sq ft
Acreage: 4.35 Acres
Additional Info
There is gated access to the foreshore & estuary
() the visible hills/mountains from Ardraeth
Description
Ardraeth occupies a stunning position with beautiful views of the sea and Snowdonia, the property is also within walking distance of the village of Malltraeth.
The house is set within impressive grounds of around 4.35 acres and the plot has great potential (subject to planning).
The property has its own private access which leads to the front of the house and garage/boiler room.
The downstairs accommodation comprises a porch, entrance hallway, study/bedroom, dining room, reception room, kitchen/dining room and an impressive conservatory which enjoys the delightful views out over the grounds, sea and mountains. Additional accommodation comprises a guest bedroom and there is also a large principal bedroom with spacious en suite bathroom and dressing room.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms, a family bathroom and attic space.
The grounds and gardens are a wonderful feature of the property, there is an outbuildings/boat shed, extensive lawns, herbaceous borders, shrubs, plants and specimen trees. The plot has great potential (subject to planning) and there is access to the foreshore & estuary via a gate.
Agent's Note: We wish to inform prospective buyers of this property that the seller is an employee of Savills .
Location
Ardraeth is located in the village of Malltraeth and occupies a stunning position with beautiful uninterrupted views of the coastline and Snowdonia.
The village offers some amenities with a wider choice of supermarkets and department stores on the edge of Holyhead and also in Bangor.
On the recreational front there is excellent boating locally and around Anglesey, and Rhosneigr (8 miles) is particularly favored for sailing as well as wind and kite surfing. Locally and around the islands off Rhosneigr Bay there is superb fishing and lobster potting as well as kayaking, diving, surfing and paddle boarding. Walking and hiking enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of options including the nearby freshwater Llyn Maelog Lake, unspoilt dunes and beaches as well as the popular Newborough Forest near Menai.
The property is very well connected to the road links with nearby access to the A55. For travel to London there are direct rail services from Bangor and Holyhead to Euston and both Liverpool and Manchester are served with international airports. Holyhead offers regular ferry services to Dublin and back.
Square Footage: 3,469 sq ft
Acreage: 4.35 Acres
Additional Info
There is gated access to the foreshore & estuary
() the visible hills/mountains from Ardraeth
About this agent
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