7 bedroom detached house for sale
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Features and description
- Cartref tri llawr hardd o gyfnod oes Fictoria
- Safle hyfryd yn edrych dros y Fenai
- Gwaith adnewyddu ac addurno o safon
- Nodweddion hanesyddol wedi’u cadw’n ofalus
- Saith llofft, dau fathrwm, ystafell gawod a thri thoiled
- Dwy ystafell fyw, ystafell fwyta, cegin/ystafell frecwast, ystafell golchi dillad a gweithdy
- Gwresogi nwy (dau foiler) a ffenestri gwydr dwbl u PVC
- Nifer sylweddol o baneli solar a system batris storio trydan
- Parcio oddi ar y ffordd (pwynt gwefru car trydan) a gerddi’n amgylchynu’r t?
- Lleoliad deniadol yn y dref farchnad hanesyddol
A most impressive, substantial and beautifully restored and presented Detached Period Residence dating from 1874, enjoying an elevated stance on the sought after St. Davids Road in historic Caernarfon town and commanding exceptional views of the Menai Strait and Anglesey beyond, views which just get better from the upper levels.
Craigwen sits handsomely within its own garden grounds standing alongside similar styled residences, its pleasing exterior providing just a hint at what lies within. It’s fair to say that the current custodians have created a home that is definitely pleasing on the eye, that’s modern and yet in keeping with its heritage.
The property exudes all the finer details that the Victorians excelled at with the original essential period features having been retained to include high coved ceilings, picture rails, fireplaces, its impressive central entrance hall with turned staircase and of course, a distinctly useable cellar. The above mentioned points have been carefully preserved by the present owners to allow the property an air of style and authenticity. It’s notable that the majority of rooms are of generous proportions, a number of which are enhanced by deep bay windows.
Whilst the property as a whole has been extensively renovated and tastefully modernised to a pleasing high standard (this has included uPVC double glazing throughout, many of which are authentic sash style units), there have also been some more recent improvements. These have included external insulation and rendering to three of the outer walls and an extensive rooftop solar panel array and battery storage system, making this a highly efficient home indeed. Given the size of the accommodation on offer, this is a definite advantage in keeping ever increasing energy bills to a minimum.
It’s also worth stating at this stage that the property lends itself to being split perhaps into separate self-contained accommodation. This might suit someone looking to create a holiday let, multi-generational living or space to work from home, thereby generating additional income – it’s something worth exploring.
The main living areas reside on the ground floor and present three distinctly appealing reception rooms with the lounge enjoying a wood burning stove and wood flooring, the dining room having a further distinct focal fireplace (gas fire) and the sitting room also provided with a wood burning stove and patio doors. Moving to the rear section you’ll find a superb open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with its highlight of a gas fired AGA range taking centre stage. Here also you’ll be greeted with copious use of granite to the worktops and hi-end fitted appliances. There is of course the practicalities of a dedicated utility room, WC and inhouse workshop no less!
Moving to the first floor is a spacious landing from where there are four distinctly appealing bedrooms, an essential study and copious bathroom facilities. These include a bathroom, shower room, two separate WC’s and an impressive family bathroom with free-standing rolled topped bath and separate shower unit. The second floor continues with three further bedrooms (two of which are most generous) and an office – it’s easy to envisage how the property lends itself to a host of uses. Completing the picture are two useable cellar rooms which offer much potential.
Externally, a specially made driveway has been created from the roadside and offers the provision of off road parking together with an electric car charging point. Lawned gardens wrap around the property together with paved patios to the side and rear, a section of which enjoys a sunny southerly aspect.
Sections of the garden have been utilised as a vegetable plot whilst a set of steps lead up to a further raised garden complete with greenhouse. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating (there are two separate boilers, each heating a separate section of the house – effectively creating a zone controlled system).
The property is located in the sought after area of St. Davids Road, offering much in the way of convenience. Caernarfon is a bustling town with plenty of shops, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities. Just a short distance away lies the attractive dockside area with its theatre and marina. The area is also within easy reach of the university city of Bangor and A55 Expressway. Caernarfon is a busy market town, a major tourist centre and the commercial and administrative centre for the county of Gwynedd enjoying a variety of interesting independent shops within the castle walls and all within close proximity of the magnificent 13th century castle. Caernarfon is situated alongside the shores of the Menai Strait with sailing facilities readily available and is also perfectly placed for accessing the scenic Eryri/Snowdonia National Park.
Rooms
Features
• Most impressive detached three storey Victorian period residence
• Lovely elevated position commanding far reaching Menai Strait views
• Extensively renovated and presented to a pleasing high standard
• Retains its appealing period heritage and essential features
• Seven bedrooms, two bathrooms, shower room and three WC’s
• Three reception rooms, breakfast kitchen, utility and workshop
• Gas central heating (two boilers) and uPVC double glazing
• Extensive rooftop solar array and battery storage system
• Off road parking (electric car charge point) and wraparound gardens
• Sought after location within this historic coastal market town
GROUND FLOOR
Vestibule
Entrance Hall
Lounge 4.15m x 6.16m
Max: into bay.
Dining Room 4.17m x 5.71m
Max: into bay.
Sitting Room 3.83m x 4.65m
Breakfast Room 4.14m x 4.28m
Kitchen 3.84m x 2.87m
Utility Room 2.92m x 2.81m
Max dimensions.
Rear Hall
WC
Workshop 5.53m x 4.55m
Max dimensions.
FIRST FLOOR
Landing
Bedroom 1 4.15m x 6.11m
Max: into bay & wardrobe.
Bedroom 2 4.16m x 5.7m
Max: into bay.
Bedroom 3 4.15m x 4.26m
Max: into wardrobe.
Family Bathroom 3.84m x 3.45m
Bathroom 1.87m x 2.75m
WC
Bedroom 4 3.91m x 4.61m
Study 3.04m x 3.56m
Max dimensions.
Shower Room 2.09m x 2.87m
Max dimensions.
WC
SECOND FLOOR
Landing
Bedroom 5 4.42m x 5.19m
Max dimensions.
Bedroom 6 4.41m x 4.83m
Max dimensions.
Bedroom 7 4.43m x 3.01m
Max dimensions.
Office 4.11m x 3.02m
Max dimensions.
BASEMENT
Cellar Room 1 4.07m x 4.03m
Max: into bay.
Cellar Room 2 4.04m x 4.33m
Max: into bay.
Store 1.65m x 1.47m
Tenure / Heating / Services
We have been informed the tenure is freehold with vacant possession upon completion of sale. Vendor’s solicitors should confirm title.
We are informed by the seller this property benefits from Mains Water, Gas, Electricity, and Drainage. Gas Central Heating. The agent has tested no services, appliances or central heating system (if any).
Ofcom checker suggests broadband/fibre is available, and outdoor mobile coverage is likely.
Council Tax Band: G
Disclaimer
Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents Limited for themselves and for the vendor of this property whose agents they are to give notice that: (1) These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or a contract. (2) All statements contained in these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents Limited. (3) None of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. (4) Any intending purchaser must satisfy himself/herself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. (5) The vendor does not make or give and neither do Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents Limited nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. (6) Where every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floorplan contained here, measurements of doors, windows, rooms and (truncated)
Disgrifiad
Ty mawr hardd sydd wedi’i adfer yn ofalus i greu cartref braf. Fe’i codwyd yn 1874 ac mae’n sefyll ar ei dir ei hun yn Lôn Ddewi, Caernarfon. Mae’n cynnig golygfeydd eithriadol dros Afon Menai a’r tu hwnt i Ynys Môn, yn enwedig o’r lloriau uchaf.
Mae’r ty yn un o nifer o dai tebyg eu hadeiladwaith ac mae’r tu allan yn awgrymu’r hyn sydd i’w ddarganfod ar y tu mewn. Mae’r perchnogion presennol wedi creu cartref sy’n arbennig o ddeniadol, yn fodern ac eto’n driw i’w dreftadaeth.
Mae’r eiddo’n gyforiog o’r holl fanylion gorau a gyflwynwyd gan bobl oes Fictoria a’r nodweddion gwreiddiol wedi’u cadw, gan gynnwys nenfydau uchel efo ‘coving’, reliau lluniau, llefydd tân, cyntedd trawiadol yng nghanol y ty efo grisiau llydan ac wrth gwrs, selar sy’n ddefnyddiol iawn. Mae’r perchnogion wedi cadw’r nodweddion hyn yn ofalus i greu ymdeimlad o steil a chyfleu hanes y lle. Mae’r rhan fwyaf o’r ystafelloedd yn sylweddol eu maint, a sawl un yn cynnwys ffenestri bae dwfn.
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