Brickpool, Amlwch, Isle of Anglesey, LL68

If you love a coastal setting then this must surely pique your interest. A 3 Bedroomed Detached Residence situated on a most generous plot plus a balcony that offers dramatic sea views. An exciting proposition for sure!

Occupying a most enviable, elevated southerly facing position on the edge of the coastal town of Amlwch, located just a short stroll from the scenic coastline and its historic port is this spacious Detached Residence which resides on a most generous plot with a well-stocked landscaped garden, private gated driveway and by way of surprise, a further separate plot located directly opposite the front entrance. The position affords dramatic, far reaching sea views from the upper level with a balcony positioned just off the main bedroom to fully enjoy this remarkable coastal setting. The historic port and quayside together with local amenities are close to hand whilst the town centre and schools are just a short drive away. Internally, the property is defined by its generously proportioned 25’ lounge together with a spacious conservatory and there’s the convenience of a shower room on the ground floor. 3 bedrooms reside on the first floor served by a decent sized bathroom. It’s fair to say that the property will require modernising to satisfy today’s standards. Externally, the gated driveway culminates in a generous off road parking area with direct access to a sizeable Garage. The garden is primarily laid to lawn and offers numerous maturing plants, trees and shrubs that provide much colour and interest. Steps lead up to an extensive timber decked patio with a side access gate leading to an enclosed forecourt to the rear. Located directly across the property and a private lane is a further garden plot which has a level section sloping downwards towards the boundary wall. Definitely a great spot to enjoy those dramatic sea views. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing (the conservatory is timber double glazed), an extensive solar array to the rooftop.

Amlwch and its historic port is a town with a history dating back centuries due the ancient copper mines located on nearby Parys Mountain – this splendid port is where copper would have been transported the world over. Amlwch has an extensive range of amenities, businesses, leisure facilities, schools and modern health centre. Access to the larger towns of Llangefni and the ferry port of Holyhead (13 miles and 22 miles respectively) and the main A55 expressway which crosses the entire island, is made easy due to the good network of roads. The coastal path offers some 120 miles of breath-taking coastal walks.