Built in 1909 as a Chapel School, then converted in 2006 into the stunning three-bedroom, two-bathroom family home it now is. Situated in a convenient location for easy access to the shops, train station and bus routes, and is on the level. Enjoying walks along the river, with a lane providing pedestrian access to the Nature Reserve. The property is impressive throughout, with well planned and spacious rooms and stunning original features including original flooring, panelling, beams and brickwork. It has to be viewed to fully appreciate the spectacular renovations the current vendors have undertaken. It is an immaculately presented and tastefully designed home, which can be moved straight into and enjoyed.In brief, the accommodation comprises; Entrance via the original timber door with iron work door furniture, into an entrance hallway with meter cupboard and covered radiator, double feature doors open onto the simply stunning and impressive open plan Living Room/Dining Room/Kitchen with high ceilings, looking up to the mezzanine, original chapel 8 foot high windows; flooding the space with light, with original parquet flooring and panelling throughout and column radiators. The Kitchen is of a bespoke handmade wooden design, with iron handles and knobs, built in dishwasher, ash worktop and granite worktop with space for a range electric cooker, extractor and Belfast sink. The inner hallway with period style tiled flooring provides access to the second double bedroom with French Doors onto the rear courtyard. The beautiful downstairs Bathroom has a freestanding roll-top bath and walk in shower with exposed brickwork and fireplace which was the original Headmaster's office. Within the bathroom there is access to boarded and lined loft space, and further large storage cupboard housing the boiler and column radiator. The inner porch allows access to the basement utility area recently renovated which has ample storage units, water, power and light, which has been lined and insulated with vented automatic extractor/de-humidifier and electric heating.To the first floor; access via the curved feature staircase onto the Mezzanine which provides a further versatile living space and a place to enjoy the stunning beam work. There is an upstairs shower room, a further double bedroom and the Master Bedroom with a further original church feature window. All rooms have a Velux window providing further light.Outside; the rear courtyard provides a private seating area and brick shed with recently replaced slate roof, garden tap. From the inner hall the sided terrace can be accessed which is laid with character reconstituted-stone york flags, outside tap and glazed canopy, providing a low maintenance private space, with fenced boundaries and gate to access the front of the property. The driveway has space for two cars, which is block paved with a stone wall boundary. The windows are double glazed throughout and the heating system is a Worcester gas combination boiler, replaced only 2 years ago.

Lounge/Kitchen/Dining - 28' 11'' x 19' 10'' (8.81m x 6.04m)

Bedroom 2 - 16' 6'' x 10' 3'' (5.03m x 3.12m)

Inner Hall - 19' 5'' x 2' 10'' (5.91m x 0.86m)

Bathroom - 12' 5'' x 13' 5'' (3.78m x 4.09m)

Basement/Utility - 12' 5'' x 9' 8'' (3.78m x 2.94m)

Inner Porch - 8' 8'' x 5' 7'' (2.64m x 1.70m)

Mezzanine - 19' 10'' x 10' 7'' (6.04m x 3.22m)

Bedroom 1 - 19' 10'' x 9' 11'' (6.04m x 3.02m)

Bedroom 3 - 11' 2'' x 8' 11'' (3.40m x 2.72m)

Shower Room - 8' 10'' x 4' 4'' (2.69m x 1.32m)

Location
Llandudno Junction has a variety of local shops and amenities. It is located on a main railway line and bus route and is very close to the A55 Expressway for easy access to Chester and the motorways.

Directions
From our Conwy office go over the bridge, second exit into Llandudno Junction, proceed over the mini roundabout, into the village, pass the Coop on the left and turn right passed the Barber Shop onto Queens Road, where Chapel School can be found on the right hand side.

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold