Bodorgan Square, Aberffraw, Ty Croes, Isle Of Anglesey, LL63

Situated centrally within the picturesque and historic coastal village of Aberffraw is this substantial End Terrace Period Residence, located just a short stroll from the river estuary and the fabulous Aberffraw Beach and sand dunes. The property stands within a traditional village square being highly convenient for the local village store and the A4080 for commuting to Rhosneigr, the A55 and port town of Holyhead. Aberffraw is significant for being within a Conservation Area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a section of Anglesey's Heritage Coastline - if you're new to the area, you're in for a treat! The property requires a little explanation in that whilst it looks detached, it is in fact attached to a row of cottages to the rear – the footprint of the property even includes a small cottage which forms part of the accommodation. The accommodation is certainly spacious and definitely versatile - it’s easy to envisage that the accommodation could be separated into 2 separate dwellings if so desired (subject to the usual planning consents), thereby offering options for letting purposes. There are 3 reception rooms (the sitting room having a wood burning stove), 2 kitchens, one of which features a host of fitted appliances, 5 bedrooms (3 with en-suite) and a shower room – there’s definitely no shortage of space on offer. Externally, to the rear is a good sized enclosed garden with a large gravelled area with a host of mature plants and shrubs to the border. Twin gates open from the roadside thereby offering the provision of off road parking (this could be widened to accommodate a larger vehicle). There’s also a spacious raised decked area which is ideal for alfresco dining. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and partial gas central heating. Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within a designated Heritage Coastline, the historic village of Aberffraw is situated towards the south western side of the Isle of Anglesey, a village that was once the most important place in Wales - from the 6th to the 13th centuries, North Wales was ruled by the Royal Family of Gwynedd from this very location. The small estuary leads to a fantastic beach and the fabulous coast has a few surprises in store such as Llangwyfan (the church in the sea) just around the corner. The village has a post office/store and heritage centre. Nearby Ty Croes has a racing circuit for motorsport fans whilst the surf at Rhosneigr is renowned amongst the surfing community. The main A4080 allows for easy travel to the A55 expressway, Holyhead and the mainland.