Most certainly a rare opportunity to acquire a handsome countryside dwelling in a rural setting on the Isle of Anglesey, a former rectory standing in some 1.2 acres of grounds. Offers extensive 7 bedroomed accommodation to include cellar. Viewing essential.

Thought to date from the late Georgian Period, The Old Rectory stands in a most appealing countryside setting, enjoying a pleasing easterly aspect with far reaching countryside views where the Eryri/Snowdonia mountains can be seen on the mainland on a clear day. This fine dwelling (semi detached) stands within its own generous garden grounds measuring some 1.2 acres with a private in/out driveway and a host of mature trees which undoubtedly encourages much natural wildlife and a welcome haven for birdlife. Despite the rural location and being surrounded by countryside and farmland, the A55 is only some 3 miles distant for easy access to Holyhead, Llangefni and the city of Bangor on the mainland whilst the nearest beach lies 7 miles distant at Rhosneigr. The Old Rectory offers everything you’d expect from a property of this period and stature, with generously proportioned rooms throughout and accommodation laid across three levels plus a spacious cellar. The interior exhibits all the charm of the period with a central entrance hall, high coved ceilings, fireplaces and sash windows (these are in fact modern yet authentic uPVC units). Complementing the main entrance hall is a equally interesting rear hall with turned staircase leading to a galleried landing. Three appealing reception rooms reside on the ground floor (two with real flame gas fires) complemented by a breakfast kitchen fitted with solid granite worktops and a host of built-in appliances. There’s also the convenience of a WC on the ground floor plus a useful boot room for those muddy wellies! Four bedrooms reside on the first floor served by a spacious bathroom plus there’s a dedicated study. A further flight of stairs lead to a spacious second floor landing, three additional bedrooms and shower room. (one of the bedrooms is currently having remedial work done for water ingress). Externally, as mentioned are extensive gardens with lawns (a more formal area to the front) and a whole host of mature trees plus the driveway. The property comes fully double glazed and served by oil fired central heating. This is a rare opportunity for sure – viewing is considered essential to fully appreciate. The property stands on the edge of the hamlet of Trefor on the Isle of Anglesey. Easy access is enabled via the A55 expressway, allowing rapid commuting throughout the island. The nearby port town of Holyhead and its neighbouring communities ensure that your essential needs are well catered for. Furthermore, the town offers daily sailings to and from Ireland and a mainline train service. Anglesey is well-known for its diverse coastline with over 120 miles of coastal pathways at your disposal.