Castle Street, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55

• Appealing Grade II Listed Property/Premises • 38 Guest Bunkhouse Accommodation • Café, Cellar Bar & Formal Reception Area • Completely Renovated To A High Standard In 2016 • Tastefully Appointed Throughout & Well Presented • Mains Gas Fired Central Heating Throughout • A Superb & Thriving Investment Opportunity • Located Within The Historic Castle Walls

Now this would make a fine investment for sure, being situated in the heart of the historic walled castle town of Caernarfon and just yards from the imposing 13th century castle and the scenic harbour and waterfront.

Ty Glyndwr is a handsome 4 Storey (plus Cellar) Grade II Listed Building which forms part of a block of houses and shops at the junction of the High Street and Castle Street. The property is listed for its simple late Georgian character and for its contribution to the historic integrity of the walled town. The property/premises was completely renovated from top to bottom in 2016 to a most satisfactory standard which also involved re-instating the cellar into a useable space thereby creating two distinct businesses within the same building. What we have essentially is a ground floor café and licensed bar to the cellar area (including wine cellar) plus a separate reception area and three floors of holiday/bunkhouse style accommodation (please consult the floorplan for a simplistic overview).

The café enjoys a relaxed ambience with client toilet facilities whilst the bar to the cellar definitely exudes a certain appeal with is décor, bar area and wood burning stove. Access to the bunkhouse accommodation is via a simple turnkey setup whilst the rooms are basic yet functional with fitted bunkbeds and associated facilities. The first and second floors offer two rooms apiece together with modern toilet and shower facilities whilst on the third floor is a large family suite providing a sizeable bedroom and superb lounge (with a glimpse of the sea!). The general setup allows for competitive pricing for basic overnight accommodation. The building in its entirety can sleep up to 38 individuals. The premises as a whole is served by a gas central heating.

Castle Street as its name implies is located just yards from the castle in a part of the town which undoubtedly offers much interest with fascinating architecture and narrow side streets. In this part of town you’ll find an eclectic range of independent retailers and numerous cafés, bistro bars and restaurants. Just a short stroll is the main town square and a good range of high street shops too, not the mention the main focal point of the 13th century castle plus the scenic harbour and marina. The town also offers an excellent road network allowing the area's natural beauty spots to be reached with ease such as the mountains of the Eryri/Snowdonia National Park and the nearby coastline with its numerous coves and fine sandy beaches.