For sale by public auction on 11th December at 12:00
Location & Description
A stunning period coaching house dating back to 1725, set in a highly desirable rural location near the UNESCO World Heritage town of Conwy and the Snowdonia National Park.
Situated in Trofarth, a quiet, peaceful village in the County of Conwy, within a short drive of the world heritage site at Conwy and within easy reach of the Snowdonia National Park, the property is within easy walking distance of several camping sites providing all year round trade.
Accommodation
The coaching inn and restaurant offers an open-plan public bar with 8 taps and seating for 16+, alongside a stylish restaurant bar with wine display, chiller, cash register, and glass washer, accommodating 20 guests. The main restaurant seats a further 26+, providing generous dining capacity.
The fully equipped commercial kitchen includes a gas combi oven, six-burner range with hotplate, grill, double fryer, microwaves, salad chiller, stainless steel prep tables, sinks, and dishwasher, all set within a tiled, easy-clean space. A separate coffee/still room with sink and prep area leads to the rear.
Upstairs, the well-presented residence features a spacious lounge, four bedrooms (two with walk-in wardrobes), a modern four-piece bathroom, large utility/laundry room, and a private enclosed garden, accessible both internally and externally.
Externally the property benefits from a generous lawn to the front and side, an enclosed beer garden with five picnic benches and ample room to increase the number, a large car park and a workshop/garage.
Note
Please note that pictures and floorplan have been provided by the vendor, Strettons have not internally inspected the property.
Auction Surveyor: Bryn Nettle
Contact: bryn.
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