Chapel Street, Llandudno, Conwy LL30, 8 bedroom terraced house for sale - 35677870

An opportunity to acquire this eight bedroom guest house, located within the Victorian sea side Town of Llandudno. The property is situated within the heart of the Town with local facilities to include shops and restaurants, sea fronted promenade and theatre, dry ski slope and cable cars on the Great Orme, excellent access onto the A55 to visit Snowdonia National Park and the North Wales coast.
Accommodation affords guest lounge-dining room, private lounge, sitting room, breakfast room, kitchen and preparation room, owners private bedroom with en-suite bathroom, seven letting rooms all with TV and tea and coffee facilities. The property further benefits from attractive patio front garden with seating area with rear yard with storage sheds. Gas central heating to ground floor and electric to all other floors, mainly double glazing. ( Please note this property has had planning permission to convert back to residential property).

Gas Central Heating to First Floor
Electric Heaters to Second Floor
Mainly Double Glazing

Entrance Front door with decorative, stained and leaded glass window which leads through to the entrance porch.

Porch Glass panelled French doors which open to the main reception hallway.

Reception Hallway Radiator, stairs to the first floor and an understairs storage cupboard.

Guest Lounge-Dining Room 17'6" (5.33m) (max into bay) x 16'3" (4.95m) (max into chimney breast). Picture rail, coving to the ceiling and a radiator.

Owner's Lounge 12'7" (3.84m) x 13'7" (4.14m) (max into chimney breast). Feature fire, picture rail, laminate flooring and a radiator.

Owner's Sitting Room 12'1" (3.68m) (max) x 11'5" (3.48m) (max). Doorway through to breakfast room.

Office/Snug 11'1" x 9'7" (3.38m x 2.92m). Radiator and a door through to the kitchen.

Owner's Kitchen 10'9" x 9'9" (3.28m x 2.97m). Range of modern wall and base units with complementary work surfaces over, space for a double gas stove, space for a fridge and a dishwasher, partially tiled walls, tiled flooring and a doorway to the outside of the property.

Preparation Kitchen 9'4" x 5'7" (2.84m x 1.7m). Double sink and drainer unit with mixer tap over, separate hand wash basin, space for a washing machine, wall mounted hot water heater, work surfaces, shelving, space for a dryer, partially tiled walls and tiled flooring.

First Floor Landing

Owner's Bedroom Double bedroom with wall mounted electric heater and access to the en-suite bathroom.

Owner's En-Suite Free standing roll top bath with claw feet, corner shower unit with electric shower, WC, hand wash basin, wall mounted electric heater and laminate walls to dado rail.

Shower Room Shower cubicle with electric shower, wall lights, a shaver point, laminate walls and WC.

Bedroom Four (Double) Bay window to the front, wall mounted electric heater and access to an en-suite bathroom.

En-suite Shower cubicle with electric shower, hand wash basin, WC, laminate walls, ceiling downlights and a shaver point.

Bedroom Five (Single)Hand wash basin and a picture rail.

Bedroom Three (Twin)Hand wash basin, tiled splashbacks, wall lights, a shaver point, picture rail and access to an en-suite bathroom.

En-Suite 1 Shower cubicle with electric shower and WC.

Second floor

Storage Room

Bedroom Six (Double)Electric wall mounted heater and access to an en-suite bathroom.

En-Suite 2 Shower cubicle with electric shower, hand wash basin, wall lights, a shaver point, laminate walls and WC.

Bedroom Eight (Double) Access to an en-suite.

En-Suite 3 Shower cubicle with electric shower, hand wash basin, wall lights, a shaver point, laminate walls and WC.

Bedroom Nine (Double)Hand wash basin set into a vanity unit with storage under, wall mounted light, shaver point and access to an en-suite bathroom.

En-Suite 4 Shower cubicle with electric shower, wall lights, a shaver point, partially tiled walls and WC.

Bedroom Ten (Single) Currently used for storage with a hand wash basin, tiled splashbacks and a shaver point.

Externally

Front Gate and pathway which leads to the front door and an attractive front garden with patio/seating area.

Rear Storage outbuildings.

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