For sale by Unconditional Online Auction.
A three bedroom bungalow and associated buildings, standing on approximately thirteen acres within Snowdonia national park benefitting from planning consent for the creation of a Tavern and Three Holiday Lets giving a potential year round income(NP5/78/LB7R). Prospective buyers are advised to make all necessary independent enquiries before placing their bid, as this will be binding.
The site comprises a three bedroom bungalow, a three bedroom cottage, a fire damaged former tavern which has planning permission to create three holiday lets and a new tavern, a barn, an outbuilding formally used as a cafe and pitches for eight caravans.
Historic/listed rhiw Goch inn which has suffered fire damage along with Outbuildings /cottage/bungalow/barns that require some tlc approx 13’acres planning consent to rebuild the inn with additional holiday let’s - tourer caravan pitches; potential for further development subject to appropriate consents.
Buyer to take on responsibility for the current status of the derelict inn element/ remedial works needs to protect from further damage ; local woodlands to be managed /further planting required and local materials to be used on existing barn- ideal for conversion.
The site is situated within Snowdonia, south of Trawsfynydd mid-way between Porthmadog to the north and Dolgellau to the south. The A470 is easily accessible, less than one mile away which for easy travel to both shopping towns. Trawsfynydd has local amenities including village stores, post office and a public house The area is surrounded by open countryside with the Rhinog mountains situated to the west. Recreational facilities can be enjoyed at Trawsfynydd Lake and Coed Y Brenin forest both located nearby.
(Referred to on the Title Register as The Rhiw Goch Inn)
Draft Sales Details These sales details are awaiting vendor approval.
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: N/A derelict, fire damanged
Terms:
Auction Details:
The sale of this property will take place on the stated date by way of Timed Auction and is being sold as Unconditional with Variable Fee (England and Wales).
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