Market Street, Amlwch, Isle Of Anglesey, LL68

Prepare to be amazed at the space available plus the exciting possibility for a commercial venture or even for the commercial aspect to be converted into an additional self-contained dwelling (subject to planning consents) – the choice is yours! So what we have here is a substantial Mid Terrace House (in the same family for 4 generations) situated centrally within the historic coastal town of Amlwch, located close to the town centre and therefore convenient of amenities and schools. The main section consists of a family home offering much character and noted for its generous dimensions with 2 reception rooms, a sizeable kitchen and 5 bedrooms served by a modern family bathroom with luxury rolled top bath and convenience of a separate shower unit. The commercial section offers 3 good sized rooms and is accessible internally from the main dwelling. Externally, there’s a good sized enclosed private yard/garden with 2 spacious sheds and outside WC. We would consider this to be an excellent choice for those looking for something a little different whilst offering options for a business or conversion potential. Predominantly double glazed with partial gas central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room/Study, Lounge, Kitchen/Dining Room, Landing, 5 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, 3 Commercial Rooms & Store Room. Amlwch is a town with a history dating back centuries due to the vast copper and sulphur mines located on nearby Parys Mountain – a port town from where copper would have been transported the world over. On the edge of Amlwch is a popular 18 hole golf course at Bull Bay which enjoys the distinction for being Wales' most northerly village. Anglesey has much to offer in the way of sailing, water sports, rock climbing and motorsports together with the fantastic coastal path (which passes nearby the property) offering some 120 miles of breathtaking coastal walks. Amlwch has an excellent range of amenities, businesses, leisure facilities, schools and a modern health centre. Access to the larger towns of Llangefni and the ferry port of Holyhead (both roughly 15 miles distant) and the main A55 expressway which crosses the entire island, is made easy due to the good network of roads.