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The Old Primary School, Glanrafon provides a rare opportunity to acquire a most interesting detached property dating back to 1896. Located in a sought after rural area, with distant views of the Menai Strait, and the Snowdonia mountains. The majority of walls are of stone build under a slated roof, to the side is a substantial and more recent extension which currently houses the living and kitchen accommodation. At present the former School is used as a Recreational Centre for The North Staffordshire Special Schools Charity, providing dormitory accommodation for over 30 persons. The size of the existing buildings and plot give this site enormous potential for development of a type which very rarely arises in this corner of Anglesey, enquiries with Anglesey County Council indicate that favourable consideration will be given for part conversion and part new build of 3/4 dwelling houses on this large plot.

Ffynnon Llwyd which was built for its present owners is located on the edge of the village and adjoins open countryside. This spacious family house has recently been upgraded (2010) with the provision of a replacement kitchen and an ensuite shower room provided to the master bedroom. It benefits from double glazed windows and propane gas central heating. Attached to the house is a large garage, with extra ceiling height, which also can be used as a workshop having. There is also a large garden area to the side and rear considered large enough for a building plot subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent.

No 5 Margaret Street is a spacious end terrace house dating back to the Victorian era. The front elevation is of red facing brick which lends a look of uniqueness to this terrace. The present owners bought the property as two separate flats and have incorporated them into one dwelling as well completely refurbishing and re-decorating throughout. The house now affords spacious, stylish accommodation which can be used by one or two families. At the rear of the property is a private courtyard with a rear access leading onto a back lane. Beaumaris on the banks of the Menai Strait, is an historic town which is famous for its castle dating back to the reign of Edward I and its Victorian gaol & pier. It is also renowned for it's sailing facilities with the sheltered waters that surround the town offering safe moorings for yachtsmen who can also take advantage of the Royal Anglesey Yacht Club. The selection of small interesting shops, restaurants and hotels are within walking distance of the property as is the health centre and local primary school. The University City of Bangor is some seven miles distant on the mainland.

No 3 Wexham Street is a substantial double fronted two storey house, located within the town, benefiting from both spacious living accommodation and a good sized south facing rear garden. The property has undergone some renovation in the past, to include the recovering of the slate roof, but is in need of further upgrading and modernisation. This character cottage includes many original features to include part exposed timber roof frame and ingle nook fireplace and will provide a fine family home on completion of the necessary works.

No 4 Cae Morley is a spacious modern detached house which was built circa 1988. It is located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac of nine houses and has the benefit of well maintained, private gardens. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and UPVC double glazed windows and doors. There are good views from the rear over countryside towards the Snowdonia range of mountains. Opposite the house is a separate plot of land with stone built store and a turning space.

No 4 Plas Coch Terrace is a substantial mid terrace three-storey Victorian town house, which the present owners have substantially renovated to give spacious and modern family living accommodation. In the last eighteen months, the property has undergone a significant repair and improvement programme, to include the provision of a replacement kitchen, and bathroom; complete re-wiring and the provision of a full gas central heating system, and a multi fuel stove in the living room. In addition, the majority of the windows have been replaced with double glazed units, and the internal walls and ceilings mostly re-plastered, and part insulated. Coupled with the landscaping of the rear courtyard and garden; complete decoration, and the provision of newly laid carpets, the property is ready for occupation to enjoy “Beaumaris living” at it’s best.

* A spacious ground floor apartment in this purpose built prestigious development with direct access to a spacious patio area. * With panoramic views over the Menai Strait from the Great Orme and Llandudno to the east, over the Snowdonia Mountains. * Entrance porch, lounge/diner, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, shower room. * Electric under floor heating. * Landscaped communal gardens leading down to waters edge with lawns, shrubbery and flower borders. * Garaging facilities in basement. Storage. Large visitors’ parking area.

No 40 Rating Row is a substantial double fronted two and a half storey character cottage which probably dates back to the eighteenth century and is a Grade II listed building and understood to have been re-modelled in the 19th century. The property offers spacious accommodation with a wealth of charm and character, to include a substantial inglenook fireplace. To the rear is a pleasant private garden with flowers, shrubs and store shed. Improvements to the property include the provision of a damp proof course to the main walls to include re- plastering internally where necessary, timber treatment, and the overhaul of the rear dormer windows. Beaumaris is a well known tourist town on the banks of the Menai Strait, famous for its Castle dating back to the reign of Edward 1, as well as the Victorian Goal and pier. It is a major centre for yachting and also has two golf courses close by. The town has an interesting selection of small shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a Health Centre, Leisure Centre and primary school.

26 Chapel Street is a spacious terraced cottage of character dating back to the early 19th Century having many original features to include exposed ceiling beams, main roof “A” frame, large inglenook fireplace with wood burner. The property is appoximately 50 feet from the sea front and enjoys very fine southerly views of the Menai Strait towards Bangor and the Snowdonia range of mountains beyond. The cottage also has the benefit of a sunny and good sized rear courtyard garden, a modern gas fired central heating system, and double glazing to the principal windows.

* Detached 4 bedroomed bungalow in a large and private garden plot adjoining open countryside. * In a quiet rural position, yet within walking distance of the village centre. * Comprising:-porch, hallway, living room with southerly aspect, kitchen/ dining room, conservatory, four bedrooms, shower room. * UPVC double glazed windows, modern electric heating system. * Detached garage with ample parking, garden shed.