Garth Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57

A unique opportunity to acquire a two-bedroom apartment within the impressive Grade II listed Tabernacle Chapel, a characterful former chapel which has been converted into residential accommodation. Combining historic architectural charm with modern conveniences, this distinctive property offers open-plan living and two double bedrooms, making it an appealing prospect for first-time buyers, professionals or investors.
The accommodation comprises an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, a galley-style kitchen with an attractive exposed brick arch feature, two double bedrooms and a contemporary bathroom featuring a walk-in shower. The property further benefits from four Adax Neo electric panel heaters, each incorporating a built-in timer and thermostat, a Mira Sprint electric shower and Aqua Swift instant hot-water taps fitted in both the kitchen and bathroom. The property is connected to mains utilities.
Tabernacle Chapel has a fascinating history, having been designed by renowned architect James Cubitt in the Arts and Crafts Gothic style and built in the early twentieth century. Originally constructed as a Welsh Presbyterian chapel, the building later served a variety of purposes, including use as a BBC broadcasting centre during the Second World War, before being used by Bangor University and subsequently converted into flats. Its Grade II listed status reflects its special architectural and historic interest, offering residents the opportunity to own a home within a building of genuine local significance.
Situated in the heart of Bangor, the property enjoys a convenient position close to the city’s everyday amenities. Bangor High Street and the Menai and Deiniol shopping centres offer a range of shops, cafés, restaurants and essential services, while Bangor University and local educational facilities are also within the city. Bangor bus station and railway station provide public transport links along the North Wales coast and beyond, while road connections offer access to the A55 and the wider region. The city’s coastal setting and proximity to the landscapes of Eryri National Park further enhance its appeal.
Offering an unusual combination of historic character, practical modern fittings and a central location, this distinctive apartment is well worth viewing.