Bank Place, Porthmadog, Gwynedd, LL49

Step back in time with this beautifully preserved two-bedroom property, built in the 1890s. Spanning four floors, this historic home retains many of its original features, offering a perfect blend of vintage charm and modern comfort. Highlights include an authentic slate floor and exposed wooden beams that add character and warmth throughout. Ideal for those seeking a unique living space with historic appeal, this home is a rare find in today's market.

Working from the bottom up, the lower ground floor has been thoughtfully designed with ample storage in mind. Rustic cupboard space spans almost the entire length of one side, providing plenty of storage options. The design leaves space for a convenient WC room tucked to one side, making efficient use of the available area. Heading up to the ground floor, you'll find a spacious, elevated fitted kitchen that combines functionality with charm. The kitchen offers clever storage solutions, including a built-in pantry, to keep everything organized. A lovely original wooden-framed window, along with what was previously a Juliet door, allows natural light to flood the space. From the kitchen, an elongated room extends, which was previously used as a cozy snug. It now offers versatile potential as a spacious dining area, making it perfect for entertaining guests and family gatherings. Its generous size ensures plenty of room for dining furniture and creates a welcoming atmosphere.
The first floor lounge is a standout feature of the property, showcasing a striking stone wall that adds rustic charm and character. Again, a previous Juliet door as well as multiple other windows opens up the room, allowing natural light to flow in and creating a sense of openness. Additionally, a mezzanine snug offers a cozy retreat within the lounge, perfect for relaxing or reading in a quiet corner.
This floor also includes a comfortable bedroom, offering convenient access to the lounge and other areas of the home.
Reaching the second floor, you'll find a second bedroom, offering additional space and flexibility. The standout bathroom features a blend of historic and modern elements, including an exposed A-frame beam that adds architectural interest. The bathroom is equipped with a Japanese bath, a Victorian-style toilet, and a walk-in shower - completely unique!

Externally, there is rear court yard accessed via the archway - perfectly low maintenence.

We highly recommend viewing this property to fully appreciate its spacious layout and unique features. It’s a rare find for those seeking a distinctive and character-filled home.

Tenure:Freehold
CouncilTaxBand:C


“Article 4 stipulates that a property that is currently used for residential purposes will need planning permission for use as either a second home or holiday let”

Cyngor Gwynedd has served an Article 4 Direction ‘Notice’ for the Gwynedd Local Planning Authority area.
Article 4 Direction stipulates that planning consent is required for the following use:

-Change of use of a main residence (use class C3) into a second home (use class C5) or short-term holiday let (use class C6) and specific mixed uses;
-Change of use of a second home (use class C5) to a short-term holiday let (use class C6) and specific mixed uses;
-Change of use from a short-term holiday let (use class C6) to a second home (use class C5) and specific mixed uses.