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Four-bed property with orchard for sale on Anglesey

Four-bed property with orchard for sale on Anglesey

The house is set within three-quarters of an acre, and includes a private driveway, dual gated access, and a gravelled area for parking several vehicles.
The grounds feature a lawn bordered by mature trees, a river along the front boundary, and multiple seating areas.
Living room, complete with a painted beamed ceiling, brick inglenook fireplace with gas stove, and openings to both a conservatory and sunroom (Image: Zoopla) Outbuildings on the site include a tavern, boiler house, workshops, and a garage.
Other features outside include a summer house and a patio area.
Access to the property is via a private driveway, which, according to the listing, is also used infrequently by servants of the marquis to reach an adjacent field.
Bathroom with walk-in shower, cantilever sink, back-to-wall WC, heated towel rail, and tiled floor (Image: Zoopla) The ground floor of the house is entered through a stable-style glazed door into an entrance hallway with stairs leading to the first floor.
The living room features a painted beamed ceiling, an inglenook-style fireplace with a brick surround and timber mantel, an inset gas stove, and recessed lighting.
Windows provide views to both the front and rear, and the room opens into a conservatory/diner.
Kitchen, fitted with granite worktops, integrated appliances, painted beams, and cream stone tiled flooring (Image: Zoopla) The conservatory/diner has windows on three sides, Italian slate tiled flooring, and French doors that lead to a courtyard.
A sunroom adjoins the living room, with glazed windows on three sides and a French door to the front path and gardens.
The kitchen, accessed from the hallway, is fitted with granite work surfaces and upstands, an inset sink with mixer tap, built-in double oven, gas hob, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, and under-counter fridge.
Sunroom, glazed on three sides with a French door leading to the front path and gardens (Image: Zoopla) The kitchen has a painted beamed ceiling and cream stone tiled flooring.
A newly installed L-shaped WC on the ground floor includes a low flush bidet WC, vanity sink unit, and tiled flooring.
The ground floor also has a newly installed en suite bathroom with a walk-in mains operated shower, cantilever vanity sink unit, back-to-the-wall WC, heated towel rail, and matching tiled flooring.
The adjoining en suite bedroom has windows to the front and rear, two Velux roof lights, and access to loft space.
One of the property's four bedrooms (Image: Zoopla) Upstairs, the first floor has an L-shaped landing with a built-in airing cupboard and access to loft space.
There are three bedrooms on this floor, all with exposed original timber beams and Velux roof lights.
A newly fitted bathroom includes a slipper freestanding bath, walk-in mains operated shower, cantilever vanity sink, low flush WC, heated towel rail, and tiled flooring.
Interested parties are urged to call Lucas & Co Estate Agents on 01248 308668.
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