Siliwen Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57

Menai Dale is a particularly notable residence – if you like contemporary living combining quality, style, character, and practicality for today's lifestyle using the best materials, then you owe it to yourself to come and view this remarkable home.

Situated in a select and sought after location just a short walk from the Menai Strait foreshore, the university complex and city centre, this attractive 6 bedroomed 3 storey detached residence has recently undergone a complete transformation – having been fully refurbished throughout, it delivers exactly what the current owners set out to achieve – a stylish home that will happily serve the needs of the family for many a year to come. The original character of this circa 1887 home has been retained and, in many cases, enhanced. The elevated ceilings, numerous period fireplaces, original doors, and fabulous wide windows flood the rooms with light, adding to its fresh and inviting appeal. The recent alterations to the kitchen & dining area are arguably the hub of the home offering a light, bright and spacious living experience for the enjoyment of all, featuring a splendid array of bespoke West & Ried (featured in Vogue) high specification kitchen units complete with composite work surfaces and a host fitted appliances. Bifold & patio doors have been incorporated along the rear elevation leading directly onto the patio and extensive tiered gardens. Parts of the magnificent red brick exteriors have been cladded in burnt larch which enhances its exterior appeal, sitting well within its surroundings. The comfortable lounge has the convenience of a log burning stove whilst the studio/study (arguably a further reception room) has an art studio sink. Upstairs you’ll find 6 expansive bedrooms, each bathed in light thanks to the large windows, many of which enjoy views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey. The primary bedroom benefits from a bath en-suite and fabulous dressing room. Whilst another enjoys a shower en-suite with eaves storage. On both the upper floors there are jack and jill shower rooms.

Benefiting from two gas central heating boilers (harping back to its previous time as two apartments, before the current owners fully renovated the home), mostly uPVC sash window double glazing, and solar panels with a 10kw battery, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall; Hallway with original ornate tiled floor and sweeping staircase; WC with tiled floor and adjacent Utility Cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine; Living Room with insulated wooden floors, large bay window, and log burning stove; Dinning/Sitting Room with insulated wooden floors, period fireplace, and large window; Kitchen/Breakfast Room with tiled floors, wet underfloor heating, fitted book shelves and reading bench, skylights, bifold doors, West & Ried kitchen, composite worktops, built-in double oven, induction hob, dishwash and bin cupboard; Studio/Study with dry underfloor heating and bay window; wide First Floor Landing with patio doors to an external rear staircase; Bedroom 1 with period fireplace and large windows; Bath En-Suite with freestanding clawfoot bath, tiled floors, panelled walls, and a period fireplace; Dressing Room; Bedroom 2 with bay window and period fireplace; jack and jill Shower Room with tiled floor, black sanitaryware, door to balcony, and heated towel rail; Bedroom 3 with bay window; wide Second Floor Landing; Bedroom 4 with period fireplace, built-in wardrobes, and eaves storage to both sides; Shower En-Suite with tiled floor, half-tiled walls, and a heated towel rail; Bedroom 5 with bay window and laminate flooring; jack and jill Shower Room with floor to ceiling tiles and a heated towel rail; Bedroom 6 bay window and feature fireplace. Underneath the property is a small cellar which houses the solar panel equipment and 10kw battery, this can be accessed via a ladder from the garden.

Outside is a sizable garden room, with patio doors and electric, a workshop (formerly a garage), and greenhouse. The beautifully landscaped gardens cater for a wide range of activities. To the front is an area of tarmacked off-road parking, including an EV charging point, with paved pathway leading to the front of the property. A lower area of lawn, with polytunnel, and higher gravelled area with bike storage, is divided by mature shrubs and plants. To the side of the property is a lawn, which sweeps around to the rear and features a sunken trampoline – enjoyed by all ages! As you approach the rear of the property the lawn transitions into a flagged patio, with raised flowerbeds and a pergola. An impressive, terraced garden rises to the rear of the property, which includes several mature plants and a number of vegetables and herbs. At the top of the garden steps, you’ll find a private patio and decking, which enjoy views towards Anglesey & the Menai Strait. You could almost imagine a sunny afternoon with friends and family, playing and enjoying this incredible space.