Menai Quays, Menai Bridge, Anglesey, LL59

How to transform a home and bring together the best of old and new. An impressive Grade II Listed 3 Bedroomed End Terrace House that’s been extensively renovated and refurbished to an exacting standard. The attention to detail has evidently been paramount – worthy of inspection.

How to transform a home and bring together the best of old and new! This is an impressive historic home where the presentation and attention to detail has evidently been paramount. We’re glad to be able to offer this superb End Terrace Grade II Listed Residence which resides in an exclusive and sought after area of Menai Bridge, located just yards from the scenic waterfront of the Menai Strait and within close proximity of a range of excellent amenities within the town, including a choice selection of traditional Inns and waterside restaurants. As mentioned, Ty Daniel has undergone a transformation whereby the accommodation is now presented as an upside-down home to take advantage of its position, creating a light and bright living space on the first floor with windows to three aspects, a remarkable room for sure. Things to note are the kitchen appointments whereby quality is the order of the day with polished granite/quartz worktops, breakfast island with USB charger, gas hob, oven, microwave, wine chiller, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washer/dryer. Plus bathroom facilities are all of a contemporary design. The renovation has included a new central heating system connected to Wi-fi to control your heating from anywhere. Externally, there’s ample space for general relaxing and al-fresco dining, private parking and an electric car charging point. Benefiting from double glazing throughout and gas central heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall, 3 Bedrooms, En-Suite and Shower Room to ground floor; open plan Lounge/Kitchen/Dining Room to first floor. One of a few select properties in the vicinity which enjoy the delights of residing close to the shores of the celebrated Menai Strait – internal viewing a must to fully appreciate. Of historical interest, Ty Daniel forms a part of what would have originally been stables and warehouses dating back to early/mid 19th century. It retains much historic character and original detail, reflecting the economic growth of Menai Bridge in the early C19 following the construction of Menai Suspension Bridge in 1826, and the continued importance of maritime trade. It contributes to the historic character of the lower, quayside area of Menai Bridge.