Yr Ogof, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey, LL65

This could be all the bungalow you’ll ever need! Recently re-roofed this modernised Detached Bungalow offers 4 bedrooms, generous gardens, ample off road parking and garage. Perfect for A55, town amenities and scenic coastline.

A modernised and most spacious 4 Bedroomed Detached Bungalow situated in a sought after established residential setting on the edge of the port town of Holyhead, yet still highly convenient for town amenities and just a short drive from the A55 and scenic seafront and the sandy beach at Trearddur Bay. The property stands on a reasonably sized plot with gardens front and rear, a driveway offering ample off road parking and a useful attached Garage. A reassuring highlight worth noting is that the property has recently had a complete new roof. Internally, the main living area of the lounge and dining room is spacious, bright and airy with a semi open-plan layout, creating a pleasing atmosphere. Central to these two rooms is its clever use of a double sided central wood burning stove, so essentially both rooms benefit from the heat and ambience of the fireplace. The kitchen features a host of built-in appliances to include: oven, microwave combi oven, hob, extractor, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. 4 bedrooms are served by a shower room fitted with a modern suite with the 2 rearmost bedrooms enjoying patio doors opening to a recent spacious decked patio. The layout could be modified somewhat if required with the addition of an en-suite or suchlike – subject to the usual planning consents. Externally, to the front is a spacious lawn with shrubs to the borders and a driveway which extends to the side offering plentiful off road parking. The garage has a remote controlled roller-shutter door and power/light. A wide pathway to the side leads to the main garden the rear which features a generous decked patio seating area. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating.

The town of Holyhead is a bustling ferry port located on Holy Island off the Isle of Anglesey, one of the busiest ferry ports in the UK with daily sailings to and from Ireland. There is no shortage of town amenities as well as a number of large supermarkets, schools, leisure facilities, hotels, pubs and restaurants. There is a mainline railway station offering links to the entire UK rail network also the main A55 expressway for rapid commuting across the entire island. The town has a marina, ideal for sailing enthusiasts and recreational facilities range from RSPB sites, golf, walking, rock climbing, motorsports and numerous sites of historical interest. Being an island, a good proportion of the coastline is superbly dramatic, ranging from plunging cliffs with lighthouses to wide sandy beaches.