Llanwnda, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL54

Detached Grade II Listed Smallholding standing in some 2.9 Acres or thereabouts complete with an extensive range of traditional outbuildings (also Listed), formerly a planned farmstead established in the area by the Newborough Estate after 1850. Viewing highly recommended.

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a historic Grade II listed, registered smallholding and an extensive range of outbuildings (also listed). Situated in the heart of the countryside yet within easy reach of the coastline, the main A499 trunk road and new Caernarfon by-pass is this Detached Grade II Listed Farmhouse standing in some 2.9 Acres or thereabouts, formerly a planned farmstead established in the area by the Newborough Estate after 1850. The farmhouse forms a two storey cruciform-plan with the outbuildings and closed wall that runs along the eastern boundary creating a square like open yard, doubtless where much farming activity was seen in times gone by. There are two separate main outbuildings, each divided into several store rooms, stables and suchlike plus a Bothy and three pigsties. Needless to say, the outbuildings could prove advantageous and be put to a number of uses such as workshops/studios/stables whilst offering enormous conversion potential for other uses (subject to planning consents and approvals). The main dwelling offers much charm and character with its thick walls, sash windows and exposed floorboards and is surprisingly spacious with 3 reception rooms, 3 bedrooms and family bathroom whilst there’s a working open fireplace to the lounge with original fireplaces also present to two other rooms. The property offers a large garden, ample private parking with the land appearing to offer good grazing land and equestrian pursuit. Benefiting from oil fired central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Hall, Lounge, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Landing, 3 Bedrooms and Bathroom.

The property is located roughly 4 miles south of the Royal town of Caernarfon amidst beautiful countryside yet located near a good network of roads that link up all the major towns and villages including Caernarfon, Porthmadog and Pwllheli. The new by-pass speeds up travel times to Bangor, the A55 expressway and further afield by some margin, making this location all the more appealing. For amenities, schools, shopping and numerous leisure facilities, you are spoilt for choice with all the above available in Caernarfon and outlying districts.